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pine_guy

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Location
North Cumbria
What do you reckon he will kill out at?
55% off my scales I'd guess. so 450kg on the hook! Dawn pay to 400, then I think 10p off to 410 and 20p off to 420 then I think what is left is their for free! so that makes him £1386? is that right :unsure::scratchhead: So needs to be 175p/kg live to match will need to be more as reckon it will cost me double to sell him in the mart £50+levies. Never sold in the mart for ages due to TB :( and I think I'm in the part they want to declare TB free:whistle:
 
Location
Cleveland
55% off my scales I'd guess. so 450kg on the hook! Dawn pay to 400, then I think 10p off to 410 and 20p off to 420 then I think what is left is their for free! so that makes him £1386? is that right :unsure::scratchhead: So needs to be 175p/kg live to match will need to be more as reckon it will cost me double to sell him in the mart £50+levies. Never sold in the mart for ages due to TB :( and I think I'm in the part they want to declare TB free:whistle:
If he's a proper Angus looking thing at 800 odd kilos then he will only be £1.75 a kilo...I reckon it costs around £17 per beast more to sell live than dead
 

pine_guy

Member
Location
North Cumbria
If he's a proper Angus looking thing at 800 odd kilos then he will only be £1.75 a kilo...I reckon it costs around £17 per beast more to sell live than dead

Cheers, will try and get a photo. He's a nice bullock, as pure AA and the guy I bought him and others off as cows with calves at foot must have had a hell of a bull as the majority of them grew really really well. But as a AA, he doesn't have the plum bottom.
 
Location
Cleveland
Cheers, will try and get a photo. He's a nice bullock, as pure AA and the guy I bought him and others off as cows with calves at foot must have had a hell of a bull as the majority of them grew really really well. But as a AA, he doesn't have the plum bottom.
Give the auctioneer a ring and ask if he can handle him and what ppk he would expect of it...he might even sell well in the cull cow section at Carlisle
 

pine_guy

Member
Location
North Cumbria
Give the auctioneer a ring and ask if he can handle him and what ppk he would expect of it...he might even sell when in the cull cow section at Carlisle

Basically the plan. Not keen on Red markets, no come back, but then there isn't when you get that dodgy grade/weight on the hook. Would need to keep 3 weeks to sell at Carlisle to get a TB test, but agree on the idea and I think he might be over 30 months, but not sure.
 

FordFarmer

Member
Location
Devon
Jaspers didn't collect yesterday, spose to be going next week......... not sure they will be at this rate!
I saw two jasper 6 wheelers and drags heading back from N-Devon yesterday, stuffed with what was presumably lambs from Smolton, wish us farmers had a consistent benchmark to aim for instead of it being like a day on the stock markets..
 
Basically the plan. Not keen on Red markets, no come back, but then there isn't when you get that dodgy grade/weight on the hook. Would need to keep 3 weeks to sell at Carlisle to get a TB test, but agree on the idea and I think he might be over 30 months, but not sure.
how much will it cost you to tb test, how much will it cost you to keep 3 more weeks. personally send him to a red market and put it down to a lesson learnt.
 
Location
Devon
Basically the plan. Not keen on Red markets, no come back, but then there isn't when you get that dodgy grade/weight on the hook. Would need to keep 3 weeks to sell at Carlisle to get a TB test, but agree on the idea and I think he might be over 30 months, but not sure.

If over 30 months forget selling him in the live ring
 

pine_guy

Member
Location
North Cumbria
how much will it cost you to tb test, how much will it cost you to keep 3 more weeks. personally send him to a red market and put it down to a lesson learnt.

Vet time (£120ish/hour) plus call out I think. So too much when I have my herd test on the 17th. Agree with the sell and lesson learned, just looking for the lessor of the evils
 

pine_guy

Member
Location
North Cumbria
Your commission must be low in your marts.With us a £1300 beast costs £19 DW against £59 liveweight.

Commission on a big bullock with us is maximum £39 plus £1 insurance
I'm adding in my haulage bill when going deadweight...I deliver my own in liveweight

With Haulage not often much change out of £40 DW. DOn't know the commission LW, but guessing 3.5% so £45 plus levies not including my time to haul him in (I'm quite local), stand about and chat, see him sold, Bacon sandwich unless @Goneupthehill has a day out to see me sell him and gets a round in :)

**Edit - don't think there is a cap on commission at Wigton, but I have to check.
 

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