New Bull on the Block - 24th Annual 2K Cattle Sale
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มี.ค. 2022
- We head to the 2K Cattle Auction and look for another bull!
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We got lot 32 and 45 from that sale, both nice bulls. 45 was the highest weaning weight and 32 had the highest marbling
Great vid, as always Ryan. I hope the new bull works well with the others to get the "job" done on schedule. If you ever happen to be here in the Pacific Northwest, and I recognize you I'll be sure to mention HFW when I wave so you know it's one of your fans waving at you.
Hey Ryan thanks for the ride along to bull sale it was nice to see some beautiful country. I hope you have good luck with the new bull 👍🇺🇸
Great video Ryan. I think I would have called him Mister T-Bone because that way if he don't perform his skills. You can turn them into T-Bones LOL. Hopefully you have a great planning year and a wonderful growing year also keep working on the house it looks like it's coming along beautiful. Take care of yourself and each other
Thanks for taking us with you to the bull auction! Very interesting. Great video Ryan. Thanks
I always find his videos entertaining.
Congrats on the new bull hope it all works out for ya I got a great laugh at the captions you put in and the photo of call me Mr beef lmao 🤣
Great video, I was at a live auction back in the late 60 with my grand uncle. Whole different language spoken there. Nice to see one again. Also, Happy Birthday.
Great awesome video Ryan. Nice new bull. Hope he does his job ,
I am glad that your bull recovered, and is producing again.
Nice looking bull Ryan. Well done!
Thanks for posting!
Love the comment, "contemplating my life choices". You'll never know until you try. Looks like a nice bull. Congrats on the purchase.
I agree.
Good one... enjoyed the auction... thanks...
Good luck with the new bull Ryan. Some of those prices were high.
Nice looking Bull. Hope he works out good
Awesome Video as Always!!
Awesome video, enjoyed it
Good stuff Ryan, very nice looking bull and good luck👌👍🙏🙂
We have 3 bulls on 45 cows and it's been great insurance and keeps the birth dates very close together
Like the little bull .Ryan .
Nice bull. You have a good eye. Hope he works out well.
I’ve seen you at the platteville Walmart a few time. I work there so I never have gone out of my way to say hi. Maybe next time I’ll see you when I’m not working.
congrats on the bull Ryan
Good one Ryan, enjoyed the auction footage.🇺🇸👍
Great looking bull!
Nice Bull, Paul in N.E. Iowa working on buying a New Bull myself. My budget is 3, but I think it will be more like 35 also
That’s the way it works sometimes Ryan great looking Bull
Wish you did a video explaining what all those score numbers on the auction information sheet mean for us city folks. Or at least what numbers are important and how you find the ideal bull for your needs.
Nice bull. Wow those bulls brought some money
love it mate :D
Hey Ryan!! Good looking bull ya got. Call him Bubba.
Nice looking Bull.
Grate video Like Always How far out from field work we have a lot a Fertilizer and lime flowed by tiller
Great looking bull.
Mr. Beef looks good👍😉 it's interesting to see how you get a new bull from the sale😁👍
When I heard the measurement before I saw the correction I was thinking holy heck he has certainly got a pair!
I bought my first bull at that auction! It was cool to see you there sir!
Ryan ,dirt grain and steel did a tutorial on fixing hopper trailet doors.the racks rust and swell making them bind
Happy birthday soon Ryan! April 9th is a good date to be born as I am also. But a little bit older in 1957 (more like your dad). Nice and cool bull btw! ;D
Great video
Ryan and Travis. If I see you here in UK will diffidently say hi...good stuff take care stay safe
Good content. 👍
If your looking at putting up a new cattle shed look at Ireland/uk and how they shed there cattle
awsome video ryan thats a nice cow you got there i like mr beef all redy lol thumbs up and shared
Hi Ryan the Scrotal circumference is in metric centimetres. So 33cm.
Love it
Hey Ryan, A little off topic but what would you think about doing a video about the corn around the Field of Dreams? What varieties do they use? What management practices are used? Are there any special preparations for special events? I think it would interest your viewers. Dyersville isn't too far away from Potosi.
Nice looking bull
Alright new stud on the farm!
Nice looking bull! He should do a fine job for you.
One nice animal good luck with him
good video he will do a good job
Hi Ryan. Mr beef looks really good.
Nice bull
I would assume the folks that write down all the sale prices are doing so, so they have a solid reference point for future auctions. Why else would one care what previous sales prices were?
Man, that's a lot of bull on this vid!!!! Lol!
aren't lower seats too close to sales pen to see?
I've always viewed pulling up to a cattle auction in a car as a bad thing. But I see why you did it.
My family has this weird "jinx" where, no matter what type of auction, if we pull up with an empty trailer, we're leaving with an empty trailer.
Your B.O.D.April 10 well Mines 04-11-72. Nice to know of another April kin.
I always have trouble following some auctioneers
We just paid $4,800 for a new boer goat buck sire that I'll be traveling 5 hours to pick up east of Kansas City this weekend. We were $800 over "budget" but we were after him specifically. We bid over DVauction vs driving 8 hours to the sale, I was a nervous wreck coming up to that lot and shaking afterwards as the price crept up slightly past where we wanted to buy him at. Then the auctioneer baited me by dropping the top increment to $100 jumps vs $250, we ended up the winners.
How has the JCB holding up?? Nice looking bull!
We actually just finished deballing about 70ishcalfs/ now steers, and wormed and fly sprayed and other stuff to, 130ish cows._edit_ we actually have about 40 steers, and 40 heifer
We have way to much cows.
Your awesome
Now I'm trying to think when we would kick the bulls out, but it's been so long since we had cattle, around 20 years. If I remember, it was on my great-grandfather's birthday. My grandfather and uncle had around 200 to 250 head of cows. I miss that life. I would spend all summer making hay and fixing fence.
Holy crap did some of those bulls bring big money! Did the sale barn give you a discount for taking the bull home right away like last time?
Did I hear right one sold 15,000? Great vid I love going to action and hate it cause I usually see one I like
The lady on the sale floor sure dresses fancy for being on a sale floor. 🙂
You showed the CED, BW, WW, etc. for Lot 1 and the acronyms I understand, but the actual values have always stumped me and I can never find an exact answer for it. Can you try and explain those actual values? Like what is the baseline or the "zero" point and how are they actually judged?
Thank you for spoiling it
👍
Hay ryan how did changing the fuel filter on the gator go?
Not real good. Sprayed myself twice!
Have you ever considered putting something on the end of the trailer floor to prevent slippage? I see a lot of cows slip badly exiting the trailer. I would be worried about an serious injury.
Usually we put down wood chips but Travis came up straight from his place and didn't swing in to the farm to save time.
Did you sell your blue truck ?
It's good to have bulls a year apart so you don't have to replace both the same year
If it's what you liked and meets your needs that is all that matters
Gee, you would’ve think more people would come up to you like a celebrity ? Nice purchase on the bull.
Bulls are high this year, but everything thing is. Land is stupid high right now
You know for that kind of price maybe you should think about having some AI. And you learn Wisconsin Central star has a Location right there and then you can breed shirt in Heifer certain with all kind of variety of bulls at that price hill you can tell me to breed everyone with a different bull
Quality bulls pay there way for years. Are you after black calves
$15000 for a bull? Must have special skills of some sort.
I think he learned to tap dance
@@HowFarmsWork Makes sense!
I bought a new bull last month for $4000 and the highest bull brought $35,000. By a buyer from Australia
i been finding alot of people bday are in April, around bday also lol
Just a question, but why not raise your own bulls and/or trade in the family? I thought for a few minutes there some of the bulls were going for around $7,000 to $15,000.
nice looking bull.but I think all cattle look the best on my plate in the form of steaks.lol
Hannah just bought a Bull. You just bite Hannah.
Hello MR BEEF. Nice
Did yup sell your Denali truck?
He still has it. Doesn’t drive it in the winter. The white truck is their farm truck.
Do people still brand their cattle?
Good question, I'm sure many people still do, though many have gone to freeze branding instead. I would like to freeze brand my cattle one day to better keep track of them.
I haven't seen both Ryan's and Travis's YT brand their cattle.
Its getting to be uncommon to brand cattle as there are less cattle ranchers over the years.
Cows getting nukie. Great video Ryan.
Hey Ryan, this non-farmer just learned a ton of what you go through. Now, one question, why is the scrotum circumference so important on a bull? Also, who's the poor fool who had to take the measurement?
Just asking for a friend... Tim
Ryan, could I ask when the wedding I going to be.? just wundering. she seems like a keeper. I'm sure that's why you asked her to marry you. keep the videos coming. Tony Fox. Nichols, new york
I believe Sonne Farms in South Dakota gets $5k per tested bull at his annual bull sale on farm. A channel collaboration would be worth paying a higher price and Brian supporting Coles channel 200k. Both channels are parallel with subscribers. Do a subscriber poll and ask the question how many are subscribed to both channels. Add in the Rest of the Story and score a hat trick. Cole is also recently engaged.
I'm subscribed to both
I'd bet 100.00 that both channels would grow by 10,000 subscribers. If subscribers win we get it back in $50.00 worth of jerkey from each channel. Better limit the players so you don't loose your ass.
Imagine the channel growth if Ryan covers Sonne Farms wedding event with spouse and Cole records Ryan's wedding with spouse. I'm a UWEC BBA 1980 graduate with Oscar Mayer, Frito Lay and Dryers Grand Ice cream sales and marketing experience front line. Both channels should select a registry (including equipment) and let all of us thankful viewers show our appreciation knowing we're buying a gift thr husband's won't have too.
@@eddeetz493 I can see Kuhn, John Deere, etc building out gift registries for donation funds for parts/repairs.
@@brandonm6052 we are both on the same page in the marketing hymnal.
2K recorded in 4K.
Hey he should be a good one. He was born ony wife's birthday!
There were good bulls. I was going to say hi, but you got out of there to fast
You did not "WIN" him you "BOUGHT" him.
Ryan did I hear that right $15000.00 for a bull on lot 1.?
A simmental bull was sold in Ireland for €52k
Keith hole crap
Yep! Usually the first lot is their best bull.
@@HowFarmsWork Backwards, it should save best for last, makes buyer stay longer at auctions.
@@BWYinYang If they did that and everyone wants the best bull, then they wouldn’t bid on any of the bulls ahead. You put the best first so people can bid on the next ones if they don’t get their top pick.
Why didn't you just let one of you steers stay as bulls?
steers dont preg cows
@@calebmanuel17
Of course, but bulls do.
Please read more carefully.
Maybe the genetics with the cows was too close?
@@jamesmccartney5731 That's what I'm thinking too. You would want to keep track of which cattle are related to it and keep them separated.
Been to many cattle auctions but never seen a woman working in the ring.