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Our First Sale Barn
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
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It's been lots of years since I've been to the stock yards for a sale. Thanks for sharing! 🙏❤
You're welcome 😁
Yea, its crazy how people want to pay less buying from the farm! I don't understand that, they don't know what diseases and illnesses they are bringing home with them from the sale barn! Wish more people supported local farmers. Thanks for video. Stay cool!
Thank you. Yeah it's sad
Handlers seem kind da mean
I agree a little bit
Awsome! I'm happy for you.❤
Thank you
Do bigger goats= more $$?
I've been hesitant to go to a sale barn since I've invested a lot of time and cash into some really great genetics.
Yeah we plan to raise our other ones til October.
We hold our top 5 bucks this year and will sell off farm for breeding registered stock
I wouldn’t use that sale barn because the way they have that kid beating the animals with that flag.
Yeah I didn't like a few things they did but I've been told it is the best one to go to in the state
Don't get me wrong I am happy for you but is it worth it so much work, so many sacrifices, so much money you put into this business just to get $600 for 6 goats ?
No it's not but when we are struggling to make ends meet, every penny helps and it's less mouths to feed.
Trust me, they could have all been registered and sold for $600 each but we have been unable to sell a single goat since we moved here
@@fishorpriceranch6172 If you unable to sell then get out of this business and find something more profitable
@@fishorpriceranch6172 Unfortunately in Arkansas alot of people have the land and raise their own. Arizona is a bit different land is far more expensive therefore goats are more.