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Re: OT: Bottle calf question.
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Posted by Kelly C on April 24, 2007 at 12:31:45 from (71.220.105.240):
In Reply to: Re: OT: Bottle calf question. posted by steve from mo - dangit! on April 24, 2007 at 12:13:15:
I will look for one a little bigger than new borns. They had a couple that were real nice on Monday.
They had about 10 total. 2 herford heffers about 100 pounds each. They went for about $120 a head. 3 or 4 Herford and one black bull calf. About the same size. They went for about $75 head. Then the rest was Charleys. Pretty looking things but no one would bid on them. Guy next to me said they were just grass burners. feed them and feed them and they just dont gain pounds.
I think they got $35 a head on them.
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