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HELP WANTED: Stockmen's Livestock has several open employment positions for interested individuals including sale day riders, penners, sorters, etc. Please check out our new Facebook page and follow!!
Stockmen's is now broadcasting on Cattleusa & Dvauction. To be approved to bid please contact us and have finanical institution contact information ready for us, or have them contact Stockmen's.
* We are receiving a lot of phone calls from people not getting their checks as soon as they’d like to get them. This is due to how the USPS handles our mail and unfortunately this is out of our control. Checks are mailed out to consignors the day after the sale. If you would like to receive your check sooner, please call the office the day before or sale day and let them know you would like to pick it up. We will gladly hold it for you. Thank You for Understanding*
We'd like to mention our new addition to the marketing team at Stockmens Livestock Dylan Schmeling - Fieldman/Yard Foreman 690-1851 Abe Dillman - Fieldman Grassy Butte area 955-8587 We are excited to have them on board !! Feel free to give them or anyone of us a call for your marketing needs!!
UPCOMING SALES & EVENTS
Thur., Mar. 27 - East - REGULAR SALE plus STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SPECIAL Weigh ups at 8am, Bred cows starting at 11am
STOCK COWS
HEAD
DESCRIPTION
AGE
BRED TO
CALVES
Duckwitz, Jesse
1
Holstein
Hfrs
AI Angus
Apr. 1
very gentle
Pavlicek, Neil (D)
56
Black
4-ST
Angus
Apr.10
Lambourn, Don (AD)
80
Blk&Bwf
4-7yrs
Char&Angus
May 1
VS6VL5, poured
Lambourn, Don (AD)
138
Blk&Bwf
8yrs
Char&Angus
May 1
VS6VL5, poured
Lambourn, Don (AD)
102
Blk&Bwf
9yrs
Char&Angus
May 1
VS6VL5, poured
Lambourn, Don (AD)
25
Red
9yrs
Char&Angus
May 1
VS6VL5, poured
Lambourn, Don (AD)
99
Blk&Bwf
S.T.
Char&Angus
May 1
VS6VL5, poured
Roberts, Dave
40
Black
S.T.
Angus
Apr. 25
Olsen, George
35
Black
S.T.
Angus
Apr. 5
Steffan, Jarrod & Neal
30
Blk&Bwf
S.T.
Angus
Apr. 1
Bachmeier, Jason
30
Blk,Bwf,Red
S.T.
Hereford
Apr.10
Messer, Chad
20
Black
7-10yrs
Angus
Apr. 15
Schumacher, Darin
15
Blk&Bwf
S.T.
Angus
Apr. 10
Dillman, Frankie
7
Red
3&4yrs
Red Angus
Apr. 1
Dillman, Frankie
12
Red
10yrs
Red Angus
Apr. 1
Duppong, Ken
10
Black
10yrs
Angus
Apr. 15
Miller, Enos
6
Black
2&3yrs
Black
Apr. 3
VS6VL5, poured
706
LOOK FOR
BRED HEIFERS
HEAD
DESCRIPTION
AGE
BRED TO
CALVES
Pavlicek, Neil (D)
10
Black
Hfrs
Angus
Apr.
Thur., Apr. 3 - East - FEEDER CATTLE & REPLACEMENT HEIFER SPECIAL
Thur., Apr. 10 - East - REGULAR SALE plus STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SPECIAL
Thur., Apr. 17 - NO SALE HAVE A BLESSED EASTER HOLIDAY
Thur., Apr. 24 - East - FEEDER, GRASS CATTLE & REPLACEMENT HEIFER SPECIAL
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