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Producers Livestock Auction
Tuesday March 25, 2025

San Angelo-Producers Livestock Auction sold 5847 sheep and goats on Tuesday with 1940 left for Wednesday. Slaughter lambs sold fully steady. Slaughter ewes sold $3 to $5 higher. Kid goats sold $4 to $7 lower. Slaughter nannies $1.00 to $1.90 mostly $1.49 to $1.78 Slaughter billies $1.70 to $2.40

Wooled Feeder Lambs: none
Slaughter Lambs: 2.50 to 3.42 heavies, 2.05 to 3.20
Slaughter Ewes: .90 to 1.24 mostly 1.10 to 1.18
Kid Goats: 2.50 to 4.45 mostly 3.09 to 3.66

Top Representative Sales:
David Wilson, Eldorado, 15 hair lambs, 52, 3.40
B & G Farms, College Station, 33 hair lambs, 60, 3.28
Clay Richardson, San Angelo, 41 hair lambs, 63, 3.34
Clay Richardson, San Angelo, 106 hair lambs, 75, 3.14
Burk Ranch, Del Rio, 75 hair lambs, 64, 3.26
Ruben Trejo, Clint, 26 hair lambs, 62, 3.29
G A Farms, San Angelo, 21 hair lambs, 63, 3.16
Moore`s Ranch, Eldorado, 26 hair lambs, 73, 3.33
Rick Hoelscher, Ballinger, 13 hair lambs, 71, 3.18
Charles Childress, Llano, 11 hair lambs, 90, 2.84
Jim Polonis, Sonora, 3 kid goats, 60, 4.45
Robert Flores, Idalou, 9 kid goats, 55, 4.45
Jerry Brunson, Paint Rock, 8 kid goats, 62, 4.20
Will Herring, Friona, 25 kid goats, 56, 3.60
Libb Wallace, Sonora, 11 kid goats, 57, 3.60
Rodney Rodgers, NM, 12 kid goats, 45, 3.98
Randy Dusek, Millersview, 9 kid goats, 52, 3.80
Johnson Partners, Eldorado, 4 kid goats, 55, 3.94

CATTLE REPRESENTATIVE SALES REPORT

Producers Livestock Auction
Thursday March 27, 2025
San Angelo-Producers Livestock Auction sold 1331 head of cattle. Compared to our last sale calves and yearlings sold near steady with continued very strong demand for all classes. Slaughter cows and bulls sold near steady, instances $1.00 to $2.00 lower on the breaker cows. Replacement cows and pairs sold steady to slightly lower on the middle aged to older bred cows.

Better Quality Steers: 400-600 lbs, 260.00-410.00, mostly 280.00-350.00, 600-800 lbs, 230.00-330.00, mostly 250.00-290.00
Better Quality Heifers: 400-600 lbs, 235.00-360.00, mostly 260.00-315.00, 600-800 lbs, 205.00-285.00, mostly 225.00-265.00
Slaughter Cows: Average to high yield 110.00-130.00, highest yielding 132.00-142.00, very thin or low yielding 75.00-105.00
Slaughter Bulls: Average to high yield 140.00-170.00, highest yielding 171.00-191.00
Bred Cows & 2 Year Olds: Average to better quality few singles and small groups of average quality 1500.00-2885.00 per pair
Cow/Calf pairs: Average to better quality few small groups 1800.00-2885.00

Top Representative Sales:
Wayne Dusek, San Angelo, 4 steers, 383, 410.00
Cargile Cattle, San Angelo, 14 steers, 397, 436.00
Cargile Cattle, San Angelo, 19 steers, 446, 410.00
TIO Inc, Del Rio, 10 bulls, 360, 420.00
TIO Inc, Del Rio, 9 heifers, 374, 370.00
Quillen Ranch, San Angelo, 17 steers, 614, 330.00
Quillen Ranch, San Angelo, 15 heifers, 593, 296.00
Shane Kelton, Robert Lee, 3 steers, 463, 390.00
Shane Kelton, Robert Lee, 8 heifers, 466, 320.00
L P Frying Pan, Midland, 22 heifers, 556, 309.00
Beggs Cattle, Ft Worth, 7 steers, 645, 314.00
Beggs Cattle, Ft Worth, 5 heifers, 571, 292.00
4 H 4 Cattle, Mertzon, 6 steers, 590, 302.50
Andy Smith, Water valley, 7 heifers, 633, 260.00
Brad Schwertner, Miles, 3 bred cows 2650.00 per head
Spade Ranch, Alpine, 4 cows, 1155, 140.00
Bob Eppenaur, Ft Davis, 2 cows, 1408, 139.00