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Producers Livestock Auction
Tuesday March 3, 2026
San Angelo-Producers Livestock Auction sold 6735 sheep and goats on Tuesday. Wool lambs none. Slaughter lambs sold steady. Slaughter ewe sold $5 to $10 higher. Kid goats sold $10 to $20 higher. Slaughter nannies $1.40 to $2.55 mostly $2.00 to $2.21. Slaughter billies $2.00 to $2.95.
Wooled Feeder Lamb: none
Slaughter Lambs: 3.50 to 4.38 Heavies 2.40 to 4.30
Slaughter Ewes: 1.20 to 2.00 mostly 1.42 to 1.78
Kid Goats: 3.50 to 5.20 mostly 4.20 to 4.47
Top Representative Sales:
Pammy Millican, Dimmitt, 25 hair lambs, 70, 4.33
Pammy Millican, Dimmitt, 19 hair lambs, 88, 4.08
Bethel Ranch, Robert lee, 14 hair lambs, 67, 4.29
C Bar C, Christoval, 16 hair lambs, 73, 4.14
Sterling Cole, San Angelo, 50 hair lambs, 73, 4.22
Sterling Cole, San Angelo, 23 hair lambs, 79, 4.26
Taylor Ranch, NM, 40 hair lambs, 56, 4.19
Circle Bar Farm, Stanton, 15 hair lambs, 63, 4.30
Terry Waller, Paint Rock, 20 hair lambs, 81, 3.92
Mary Jernigan, Iraan, 39 hair lambs, 56, 4.17
Travis Hamblin, NM, 34 hair lambs, 66, 4.24
Guadalupe Leanos, Roscoe, 10 kid goats, 40, 4.95
Barton Ranch, Christoval, 42 kid goats, 47, 5.12
Shady Dale Farms, NM, 21 kid goats, 64, 5.04
Shady Dale Farms, NM, 29 kid goats, 59, 4.95
Debbie Clark, San Angelo, 10 kid goats, 55, 4.85
7 H L/S, Sonora, 17 kid goats, 55, 4.95
CATTLE REPRESENTATIVE SALES REPORT
Producers Livestock Auction
Thursday March 5, 2026
San Angelo-Producers Livestock Auction sold 323 head of cattle. Compared with last weeks sale calves and yearlings sold steady to slightly higher with extremely strong demand and active bidding on all classes. Slaughter cows and bulls sold fully steady on limited numbers. Stocker cows and a handful of pairs sold steady to higher.
Better Quality Steers: 400-600 lbs, 380.00-620.00, mostly 420.00-520.00, 600-800 lbs, 330.00-450.00, mostly 350.00-390.00
Better Quality Heifers: 400-600 lbs, 350.00-500.00, mostly 370.00-460.00, 600-800 lbs, 300.00-365.00, mostly 310.00-350.00
Slaughter Cows: Average to high yield 135.00-150.00, few highest yielding 152.00-168.00, very thin or low yielding 105.00-130.00
Slaughter Bulls: Average to high yield 165.00-188.00, few highest yielding 191.00-199.00
Bred Cows & 2 Year Olds: Few singles and small groups of average quality at 2000.00-3500.00 per head
Cow/Calf pairs: Not enough for market test.
Top Representative Sales:
Wayne Dusek, San Angelo, 2 bulls, 388, 625.00
Mike McCabe, San Angelo, 2 steers, 340, 630.00
Bob Hayter, Ft Stockton, 3 steers, 420, 568.00
Bob Hayter, Ft Stockton, 3 heifers, 432, 492.50
McCabe Cattle Co, Robert Lee, 2 steers, 340, 630.00
McCabe Cattle Co, Robert Lee, 5 heifers, 530, 502.00
Beggs Cattle Co, Ft Worth, 6 steers, 335, 645.00
Beggs Cattle Co, Ft Worth, 6 steers, 405, 580.00
Beggs Cattle Co, Ft Worth, 6 heifers, 354, 535.00
Dan Hightower, San Angelo, 5 steers, 592, 430.00
V I P L/S, San Angelo, 3 steers, 602, 420.00
V I P L/S, San Angelo, 3 heifers, 498, 456.00
William Ritter, Water Valley, 5 heifers, 510, 454.00
Larry Teague, San Angelo, 2 heifers, 648, 364.00
Six Shooter, McCamey, 1 cow & calf 4000.00 per pair
Fowlkes Ranch, Marfa, 1 cow, 1095, 167.00
Reed & Stewart, Sterling City, 2 cows, 1258, 162.00
Darrell York, Ft Davis, 1 bull, 1820, 199.00
Primavera Resourses, San Antonio, 1 bull, 2310, 198.00


