Took a little trip to the sale barn on the boarder of
Oklahoma and Arkansas, and the prices were low at this
sale also. There were several ABB Rams sold and none,
even some with what I thought were very good horns,
brought less then $100. dollars. Some of the ewes
brought around $45. dollars. I've
This was at Gainesville's sale.
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From: RBMuller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sheep are still high here in Central TX. Can't im
Sheep are still high here in Central TX. Can't imagine what happened up
there!!
Rhonda
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From: "Britt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2005 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: [blackbelly] Prices
> I think it's just the region
I think it's just the region you're in. There was a recent thread about low
sheep prices in Texas and how they're losing value over there. In Florida
adult rams and ewes go anywhere from $150-$300 and yearlings and weanlings
are cheaper averaging from $100-$150.
Johnson, Oneta writes:
>
> H
Hey everyone. Has anyone sold lambs/sheep at market lately. I was
shocked. Sent a nice size, 7 month old ram with a good set of horns on
him to TX yesterday (we are in OK). Needless to say he is back home
today. PO'd him at 25.00 and from what I was told by several people,
almost all the sheep
