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How to Buy Cattle
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Cattle are usually bought and sold at livestock auctions. Here are some tips to help you in your bidding.
Step 1: Check market prices
Inform yourself about market prices before you attend the auction. Plan on attending a couple of other auctions before you start bidding.
Step 2: Attend the auction
Arrive at the auction early so you can inspect any livestock you may be interested in.
Step 3: Inspect the cattle
Inspect the cattle carefully to make sure they are healthy and in good condition.
Tip
Observe the cattle at ground level -- not just from the walkway above the pens.
Step 4: Hire a stock agent
Consider hiring a stock agent to bid for you if you are new at livestock auctions. The sale barn office can put you in touch with someone who will buy for you.
Step 5: Observe the auction
Take a seat where you will have a good view of the bidding, and follow the sales. Hopefully you'll leave with a good purchase.
Did You Know?
The ancient Romans used auctions to liquidate property and estate goods.
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Watch more How to Raise Farm Animals videos: howcast.com/videos/399066-How-to-Buy-Cattle
Cattle are usually bought and sold at livestock auctions. Here are some tips to help you in your bidding.
Step 1: Check market prices
Inform yourself about market prices before you attend the auction. Plan on attending a couple of other auctions before you start bidding.
Step 2: Attend the auction
Arrive at the auction early so you can inspect any livestock you may be interested in.
Step 3: Inspect the cattle
Inspect the cattle carefully to make sure they are healthy and in good condition.
Tip
Observe the cattle at ground level -- not just from the walkway above the pens.
Step 4: Hire a stock agent
Consider hiring a stock agent to bid for you if you are new at livestock auctions. The sale barn office can put you in touch with someone who will buy for you.
Step 5: Observe the auction
Take a seat where you will have a good view of the bidding, and follow the sales. Hopefully you'll leave with a good purchase.
Did You Know?
The ancient Romans used auctions to liquidate property and estate goods.
About this tutorial
Howcast published this 1:08 video tutorial on November 1, 2010. It has been watched 12,137 times on YouTube.
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- Pets & Animals
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- 1:08
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- November 1, 2010
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