Posted by bud sather in montana on March 19, 2012 at 10:21:57 from (66.113.52.83):
In Reply to: beef hanging weight posted by montidale on March 19, 2012 at 09:44:20:
I sell butcher beef on the rail also. I charged $2.10 per pound hanging weight last year. The customer pays $50 kill charge and $.55 per pound to cut, wrap and freeze. The critters dress 55 to 60% on the rail. After that it is the way you have it processed as to how many pounds you get in the packages.When no organs are kept, very little soup bones, no ox tail, no ribs, the price per pound goes up. Had a customer last year that was a little dissatisfied with the amount of beef he got.Best way to fix is to not to sell to him next year. Not sure it is worth all of the extra hassle when I can haul them to the local market and get $1.00 live weight on 1225 pound steers plus the benefit of cash the same day. Bud
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