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Producers Livestock Auction
Tuesday November 18, 2025
San Angelo-Producers Livestock Auction sold 4851 sheep and goats on Tuesday. Wool lambs sold $10 to $15 higher. Slaughter lambs sold $10 to $15 higher. Slaughter ewes sold steady to $5 higher. Kid goats sold $10 to $20 higher. Slaughter nannies $1.20 to $2.00 mostly $1.65 to $1.81 Slaughter billies $2.00 to $2.90.
Wooled Feeder Lambs: 2.50 to 3.17
Slaughter Lambs: 2.50 to 4.07 heavies, 2.00 to 3.65
Slaughter Ewes: .85 to 1.45 mostly 1.19 to 1.40
Kid Goats: 2.50 to 3.95 mostly 3.44 to 3.53
Top Representative Sales:
A D Jones Estate, NM, 24 wooled lambs, 85, 2.60
A D Jones Estate, NM, 43 wooled lamb, 110, 2.42
Krese Strange, Kress, 42 hair lambs, 55, 3.95
Ryan Webb, Lamesa, 11 hair lambs, 56, 4.07
Volkman Ranch, Menard, 12 hair lambs, 54, 4.02
N & K Ranch, Eldorado, 11 hair lambs, 81, 3.45
Merle Thomas, Killeen, 12 hair lambs, 58, 3.50
Crumpler Bros, Wichita Falls, 26 hair lambs, 57, 3.90
Jaakan Jurecek, Eldorado, 11 hair lambs, 68, 3.68
Clinton Smith, Lamesa, 14 hair lambs, 84, 3.28
Hayre Harter Ranch, Sheffield, 25 kid goats, 63, 3.55
Finklea Brothers, Sonora, 15 kid goats, 56, 3.70
Randee Fagan, Del Rio, 21 kid goats, 54, 3.72
Roy Coronado, Hereford, 13 kid goats, 57, 3.70
Phyllis Keller, Junction, 11 kid goats, 51, 3.90
Johnny Simlinger, San Angelo, 11 kid goats, 55, 3.85
Johnny Simlinger, San Angelo, 38 kid goats, 68, 3.42
CATTLE REPRESENTATIVE SALES REPORT
Producers Livestock Auction
Thursday November 13, 2025
San Angelo-Producers Livestock Auction sold 1086 head of cattle. Compared to our last sale light to medium weight calves sold fully $6.00 - $10.00 higher. Heavyweight calves and feeder yearlings sold near steady. Young to good aged cows sold near steady with older bred cows trending lower.
Better Quality Steers: 400-600 lbs, 300.00-460.00, mostly 325.00-385.00, 600-800 lbs, 280.00-350.00, mostly 290.00-330.00
Better Quality Heifers: 400-600 lbs, 275.00-415.00, mostly 295.00-360.00, 600-800 lbs, 250.00-310.00, mostly 270.00-295.00
Slaughter Cows: Average to high yield 125.00-140.00, few highest yielding 142.00-150.00, very thin or low yielding 90.00-120.00
Slaughter Bulls: Average to high yield 150.00-175.00, few highest yielding 178.00-186.00
Bred Cows & 2 Year Olds: Few singles of average quality at 2500-2800 per head
Cow/Calf pairs: Average to better quality few older cows with small calves at 2000-2300 per pair
Top Representative Sales:
Thomas Hinds, Del Rio, 7 bulls, 337, 444.00
Thomas Hinds, Del Rio, 6 heifers, 325, 440.00
Terry Norman, Brady, 2 heifers, 325, 425.00
Baize & McFadden, San Angelo, 7 steers, 518, 403.00
Baize & McFadden, San Angelo, 17 steers, 561, 381.00
Baize & McFadden, San Angelo, 13 heifers, 487, 385.00
Mesa T Ranch, Winters, 2 steers, 450, 405.00
Mesa T Ranch, Winters, 7 heifers, 524, 367.50
John Fields, San Angelo, 10 steers, 557, 378.00
John Fields, San Angelo, 12 steers, 657, 330.00
John Fields, San Angelo, 13 heifers, 626, 310.00
Tickle Estate, Eden, 3 steers, 535, 365.00
Burley Smith, Robert lee, 5 heifers, 457, 380.00
Jimmy Jones, Roscoe, 5 steers, 504, 388.00
Forked Lightning Ranch, Menard, 6 steers, 563, 363.00
Forked Lightning Ranch, Menard, 11 steers, 684, 320,.00
Walter Groth, Ft Stockton, 8 heifers, 574, 340.00
Lance Evans, San Angelo, 4 steers, 700, 329.00
D Bar Ranch, Austin, 3 cows, 1120, 149.00


