I'm new to this and may not understand how deer auctions work but as a deer farm business/investment how does this protect my investment.
Let's say I was the winning bidder on a lot of 4 straws from the same buck and I choose to take 2 straws @ the winning bid of 10,500.00 then the other 2 are sold at 9000.00 a straw in a matter of minutes I just lost 3000.00 in my investment.
I can understand if the back up bidder chooses to purchase straw at 100. to 250 less than winning bidder but thousands less. I feel that this is not protecting the first buyer on his investment.
I look at it like if you came to my farm and wanted to purchase 2 straws of semen from a buck and I told you the cost is 4,500.00 per straw and you purchased them, you're investing in me that I will do everything possible for your investment to increase not decrease. One week later you find out that I offered the same straws to others the day after you purchased yours for 3000.00 so then you call me to help you understand why I charged you more and my comment was "You was the first one wanting to buy a straw from me that day"
I didn't do a good job at protecting your investment and I'm sure you would never buy from me again...
I just can't understand selling a straw to winning bidder at (for example) 10,500 and then selling the same straw to the person in the same room for 9000.00. Back up bidder is getting a 15% discount on the winning bid because he came in second.....
Just like Predator3 stated "Now I wait and take a chance that the first bidder doesn't take all the straws"
Makes you wonder how many other people out there are thinking and doing the same thing... Which in turn decrease your bids on your semen lots.
I feel this doesn't reflex negatively on the persons running the auction at all..
With that being said I've only been a buyer at auctions not a seller but if I was a seller a guess going home with 39,000 in light of 21,000. Is better for my investment as seller...