2009 Sale

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2009 Sale Report

178 head Sale Total
Total - $424,650
Average - $2,386

53 Spring Bred Cows
Total - $143,600
Average - $2,709

32 Spring Bred Heifers
Total - $73,000
Average - $2,281

42 Two Year Old Bulls
Total - $123,950
Average - $2,951

31 Commercial Bred Heifers
Total - $44,500
Average - $1,435

15 Commercial Bred Cows
Total - $21,400
Average - $1,427

2 Herd Bulls
Total - $7,100
Average - $3,550

3 Mature Bulls
Total - $11,000
Average - $3,667

Cattle Sold Into 15 States:
South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, North Carolina, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, & Kansas.

Volume Buyers:
Volume Female Buyer - Luke Anderson - Tarboro, NC - 24 head
Volume Bull Buyer - Bobby Ellsworth - Fort Thompson, SD - 11 head
Volume Commercial Buyer - Mike & Greg Anderson - Menno, SD - 8 head

Top Sellers:
Lot 3 Spring Bred Cow Jauer Freightliner 449 1038 Luke Anderson - Tarboro, NC - $5,600	Lot 97 Bred Heifer Jauer 492 Homer 4095 7022 John Saukau - Denison, IA - $4,000
Lot 1 Spring Bred Cow Jauer Anchor 86 1021 Dan Warner - Arapahoe, NE - $5,000	Lot 99 Bred Heifer Jauer Prototype 363 7052 Frank Taylor - Basset, NE - $3,700
Lot 49 Spring Bred Cow Jauer 320 Anchor 24 6146 Luke Anderson - Tarboro, NC - $5,000	Lot 87 Bred Heifer Jauer Broadside 281 704 Luke Anderson - Tarboro, NC - $3,700
Lot 63 Commercial Cow Jauer 255 Hunter 248 5117 Seth Johnson - Knightstown, IN - $2,000	Lot 155 Commercial Heifer Jauer Commercial 7458 DK Simonsen - Algona, IA - $1,800
Lot 174 Two Year Old Bull Jauer Mitchell 29 749 Donald Doerr - Creighton, NE - $6,300	Lot 232 Herd Bull Jauer Night Watch 3227 619 Deron Schmidt - Battle Creek, IA- $4,600
Lot 192 Two Year Old Bull Jauer 1020 Honesty 4090 7131 Luke Anderson - Tarboro, NC - $5,100	Lot 237 Mature Bull Jauer Commercial 6120 Bobby Ellsworth - Fort Thompson, SD - $4000

God blessed us with a beautiful, sunny day on February 7^th which helped contribute to an excellent crowd. The slowdown in the economy was a timely asset as demand for the moderately framed, low input, low maintenance cattle was evident. The sale was strong, brisk, and steady throughout. Internet and phone bidding added to the success of the sale. We’d like to extend a thank you to the auctioneer Steve Bohnam and the ring service as well as Wes Tieman from the American Angus Association.