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We sold 301 head this week. Good cattle this week were steady with last week, plainer cattle remai hard to sell. Not enough
bred cows for a good test, pairs still in good demand! Cows and Bulls $2 to $3 lower than a week ago.
See you next week, Sonny Shores
We have a pick up station in New Mexico Call 575-494-7229
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Steers
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Heifers
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2 blk
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357
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$123.00
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3 blk
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378
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$105.25
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2 blk
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450
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$117.00
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6 bwf
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618
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$100.25
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6 bwf
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458
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$116.00
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5 bwf
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616
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$111.00
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3 bwf
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508
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$113.00
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3 mixed
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722
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$ 85.00
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9 bwf
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629
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$111.00
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4 mixed
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701
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$101.50
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Cattle from New Mexico need the following: if coming from a sale barn, sale barn inspection, health
papers, and and an entry permit number (602-542-4293). If coming from a ranch: inspection and entry permit number.
* If you need an inspection in Arizona, please call 800-294-0305.
Cows to be preg checked must be in the yard by Wednesday @ 5:00pm in order to be checked.
If you are in need of a truck, the following trucks are available locally.
Mike Kreinbrink 208-867-0126, Billy Resor 384-5224, Gooseneck Hauling 520-560-7762, Joe Mike Clem 520-203-4468.
In an effort to provide better service it would be greatly appreciated if the horse consignors could arrive
prior to 10 am in order to get the horses tagged in and ready to sell first.
**We have recently been notified by the AZ Department of Agriculture that the import requirements have
changed. All cattle crossing the state line must have a prior import permit (602-542-4293), livestock
inspection certificate, and a health paper. If you have any questions, contact the state vet at 602-542-0960.
As per ADA: We are no longer accepting fresh brands or no brands unless inspected at point of origin. NO EXCEPTIONS!
As of December 31, 2003, US Secretary of Agriculture announced that effectively immediately USDA will ban all
downer cattle from the human food chain. In light of this announcement, effective immediately our market facility will
no longer permit non-ambulatory (USDA has defined non-ambulatory as disabled and unable to stand, walk or rise
on their own), or bad/cancer eye cattle to be off-loaded at our livestock market nor will they be sold for slaughter.
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