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Producers Livestock Auction
Tuesday November 19,2024
San Angelo-Producers Livestock Auction sold 7115 head of sheep and goats Tuesday. Wooled feeder lambs no recent comparison. Slaughter lambs sold 10.00 to 15.00 higher. Slaughter ewes sold 3.00 to 5.00 lower. Kid goats sold 20.00 to 30.00 higher. Slaughter nannies .90 to 1.70 mostly 1.50 to 1.60. Slaughter billies 1.90 to 2.50.

Wooled Feeder Lambs: 1.70 to 3.12
Slaughter Lambs: 2.20 to 3.58 heavies, 1.80 to 2.70
Slaughter Ewes: .77 to 1.18 mostly .82 to .94
Kid Goats: 2.50 to 3.72 mostly 2.82 to 3.35, with some feeder kids up to 4.05

Top Representative Sales:
Shad Wier, NM, 36 wooled lambs, 79, 2.20
David Corn, NM, 31 wooled lambs, 51, 3.12
David Corn, NM, 60 wooled lambs, 60, 2.86
Phyllis Crockett, NM, 22 wooled lambs, 62, 2.70
Herbert Noelke, Sheffield, 42 hair lambs, 61, 3.27
Sterling Cole, San Angelo, 21 hair lambs, 70, 2.87
Star S Ranch, Ballinger, 21 hair lambs, 45, 3.65
Bob Childress, Ozona, 16 hair lambs, 39, 3.65
J D Hejny, Miles, 18 hair lambs, 56, 3.15
J D Hejny, Miles, 27 hair lambs, 67, 2.96
Damien Beach, San Angelo, 22 hair ewe lambs, 80, 3.05
Gary Fuentes, Van Horn, 15 kid goats, 37, 3.62
Dry Creek Ranch, San Angelo, 17 kid goats, 51, 3.60
Askew-Fisher Ranch, Sonora, 20 kid goats, 37, 4.05
Tom Hail, Brady, 25 kid goats, 59, 2.95
Bethel Boer, NM, 15 kid goats, 55, 3.30
Finklea Bros, Sonora, 38 kid goats, 60, 3.04
LLB Ranch, Del Rio, 16 kid goats, 71, 2.78

CATTLE REPRESENTATIVE SALES REPORT

Producers Livestock Auction
Thursday November 21, 2024
San Angelo-Producers Livestock Auction sold 1335 cattle. Compared with last week’s sale, calves & yearlings sold fully steady with continued strong demand for the better quality calves. Slaughter cows & bulls sold near steady with several medium to thinner fleshed cows again this week. Strong demand continues for replacement cows with best demand for the medium to heavybreds.

Better Quality Steers: 400-600 lbs, 230.00-360.00, mostly 245.00-290.00, 600-800 lbs, 195.00-265.00, mostly 215.00-245.00
Better Quality Heifers: 400-600 lbs, 210.00-315.00, mostly 230.00-260.00, 600-800 lbs, 185.00-225.00, mostly 195.00-215.00
Slaughter Cows: Average to high yield 90.00-115.00, highest yielding 116.00-126.00, very thin or low yielding 65.00-85.00
Slaughter Bulls: Average to high yield 120.00-135.00, highest yielding 137.00-155.00
Bred Cows & 2 Year Olds: Average to better quality 1350.00-2100.00 per head, several choice sets 2200.00-2675.00 per head
Cow/Calf pairs: Average to better quality few singles & small groups 1500.00-2450.00 per pair

Top Representative Sales:
William Ritter, Water Valley, 7 steers, 327, 415.00
William Ritter, Water Valley, 7 steers, 396, 400.00
William Ritter, Water Valley, 14 heifers, 462, 315.00
Glass Bros, Millersview, 5 steers, 424, 340.00
Burns Ranch, Eden, 11 heifers, 527, 262.00
Spring Canyon Ranch, Robert Lee, 2 steers, 553, 292.00
Spring Canyon Ranch, Robert Lee, 6 heifers, 508, 274.00
Scott Mitchell, Sanderson, 16 steers, 656, 256.0
Scott Mitchell, Sanderson, 30 steers, 730, 245.00
Scott Mitchell, Sanderson, 30 steers, 730, 245.00
Rodney Kruse, Winters, 8 steers, 767, 234.00
D & D Ranch, San Angelo, 10 heifers, 543, 257.00
Julie Rainey, San Angelo, 5 heifers, 528, 259.00
Jimmy Johns, Roscoe, 8 heifers, 534, 248.00
Lone Wolf Ranch, Water Valley, 20 bred heifers 2675.00 per head
Lone Wolf Ranch, Water Valley, 21 bred heifers 2550.00 per head
Brian Patton, Melvin, 6 bred cows 2200.00 per head
John Slovenksy, Odessa, 6 bred cows 2000.00 per head
Gary Johnson, San Angelo, 1 Angus bull 4050.00 per head