Now thats more like it!
- Thread starter warrenwhitetails
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160" - 18" inside -4X5 = $1200
Got to go, I'll pick it up again if they're still gong when I get back.
Got to go, I'll pick it up again if they're still gong when I get back.
Last one, Breeder Sale. Lot 1, Bucky doe fawn. $21,000.
Got to start paying attention.
I'll post highlights as they come.
Got to start paying attention.
I'll post highlights as they come.
Over for tonight. Looks like the high end stuff is still ok, but the medium to low end stuff is hurting. 15 no sales in 66 lots. Some of it was up, some of it was down. We'll see what tomorrow brings.
Highlights
Lot 1 - Bucky doe fawn = 21000
Lot 6 - Maxbo Ranger 3 year old buck 5x6 200+" = 25000
Lot 14 - Jeckyl doe fawn = 16000 / Bred to choice / Sundowner, Maxin II, Perfect Storm, Rolex, or Shadow
Lot 27 - Maxbo XL doe fawn = 16000
Lot 58 - Maxbo XL doe = 27000 / Ai'd to Free Agent
Lot 63 - Tonto doe = 11000 / Bred to choice / Tonto, Matrix, Lakota, Frosty, or take open with 1 straw from farm
Lot 1 - Bucky doe fawn = 21000
Lot 6 - Maxbo Ranger 3 year old buck 5x6 200+" = 25000
Lot 14 - Jeckyl doe fawn = 16000 / Bred to choice / Sundowner, Maxin II, Perfect Storm, Rolex, or Shadow
Lot 27 - Maxbo XL doe fawn = 16000
Lot 58 - Maxbo XL doe = 27000 / Ai'd to Free Agent
Lot 63 - Tonto doe = 11000 / Bred to choice / Tonto, Matrix, Lakota, Frosty, or take open with 1 straw from farm
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Marquez, TX
Wow, for the prices your getting for your shooter bucks, it's hard for me to understand why you would spend so much money on breeder deer. Unless, your supplying the industry with breeders it will be hard to ever make your money back on those deer. This might explain the resistance to re-opening the Texas borders. The day we open the borders our shooter buck prices would drop 60%.
it is no big surprise that the prices are so low.....the economy has effected pretty much every Industry across the board and for us to think it wasn't going to effect our Industry is crazy. People are going to hold back on taking hunts this year and probably next year as well. This is going to lead to a flooded market which is going to make it a buyers market for a while nothing we can do about it except plan accordingly. No one really expected the economy to tank like it has....but it will bounce back as it always has in the past. We just need to hunker down and hang on for the rough ride. Droptine I can't think that you gus in Texas are not seeing a drop in your prices as well...Even with your borders closed. I have talked to many preserve owners it is just a fact that their booked hunts are drastically down.