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Milk Creek Red Angus - Annual Production Sale

Event Begins: 3/21/20 2:00 PM (CDT)

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Preparations for the Milk Creek Bull Sale are continuing. We have measures in place through DVAuction and phone bidding for those that are at risk or concerned about the coronavirus. If unable to attend feel free to call (406) 778-3819 to visit about the bulls.

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Seller Contact Information

Bruce Ketchum
1721 Plevna Road
Plevna, MT 59344
United States
(406) 778-3819
Website
ketchum@midrivers.com

Auction Location

Bruce Ketchum
Milk Creek Ranch
1721 Plevna Road
Plevna, MT 59344
United States
(406) 778-3819

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Upcoming Events for Milk Creek Red Angus

11/6/20 2:00 PM (CST) Milk Creek Red Angus - Red Angus Female Sale

Production Sale Videos (25)

Livestock Market Videos (2)

NATIONAL CALF TRACKER: The largest calf string sold so far this week was 97 heifers (465#) from Torrington, Wyoming at $174.00. The second largest string sold was 87 heifers (471#) from Riverton, Wyoming at $149.50 (VIEW REPORT)

NATIONAL CALF TRACKER: The average price paid so far this week for the top 25 calf strings (under 500#) was $158.90. The price range was $135.00 - $184.00 (VIEW REPORT)

TOP 25: The largest steer and heifer string sold on Wednesday was 157 heifers (509#) from Torrington, Wyoming at $165.00. The second largest string was 151 steers (849#) from Torrington, Wyoming at $144.50 (VIEW REPORT)

SCHWIETERMAN CATTLE: The market received spillover pressure from the feeders, but still appears to be set up to extend its' move higher. Cash trade remained modest, with less than 6,000 head reported sold at $107 in the cash and $167 in the beef (VIEW REPORT)

SCHWIETERMAN FEEDER CATTLE: Cash index levels were higher on the feeders, moving to 142.58. Smaller showlists for the fats and higher corn values set up the potential for fat/feeder spreads to become active (VIEW REPORT)

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