4020, I Recon We do things A H3LL of Differently Down here in Texas. The Buyer works for, Get paid by, the Guys/Feedyards He Buys For! not the Seller! H3LL It isn't Your place to give him anything!!! Buyers sit on their Butt at the Salebarn, swat flys, Smoke Cigarets/Cigars, Cuss, Chew and Tell lies while buying cattle to filling Orders! in Semi size lots. We DO NOT PAY or GIVE BUYERS ANYTHING! it is their Job to buy cattle! My/Your job is to recognize the market, and raise cattle that the End Buyers want, Sooo... The Local Buyers will get in a bidding war with the fellow across the isle from! Making just shy of $1000 on a 400wt calf IS your Reward! The Feedyards WILL tell the local buyer to pay Top $$$ for ANY calves that carry your Brands in the future, It Damm Sure happens just that way! + If you are selling Private Treaty in the country, taking a given price - a given %age pencil shrink on live wt on the truck, at the closest set of scales to your pens! Then maybe a thank you might be in order! But even then the Above description still applies! Later, John A.
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