Posted by cjunrau on January 31, 2021 at 06:33:42 from (184.151.246.212):
In Reply to: Auction preferences posted by MNfarmer on January 31, 2021 at 05:07:36:
I did online once and never again. i got screwed once. was 3 hours away and couldn't take the time to take 2 days off. to look an 1 to go load up. Was a dairy closing sale and I needed a couple cows. put in very low bids and waited till the sale day to bid up a little. Had put bids on 6 cows as once it starts selling you can't bid up as fast as it sells. If you had superman speed internet it might work. you also can't take off a bid because you win 2 or three. Never thought a dairy could operate with over 50% lame cows. Well I ended up winning 4 cows. 3 lame. went to load next day and was the second person there and saw all those limping cows. On the sale bid they had all the info on milk records and on 1 or 2 cows they had 3 teeter and looked to be respectable sale. Boy was I wrong. i like to see what I am bidding on when I'm bidding on it, no more online for me.
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