Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
Well here we go again.The lord has blessed our ranch with 11++ inches so far this year
last year i sold 140 head on my nannies and 95 head of Angus. because of the drought going to start off small and see how we do for rain. I bought 24 hd of spanish nannies the good thing is i saved my Boer billy.
dang those replacements are high.
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I realize that this is in the off topic area, but what does the auctioning of live stock have to do with anything regarding recycling?
George Beale - Founder & President - info@viprecyclingjunkremoval.com
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Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
I hear ya GeorgeB, but would like to say good luck Shootlow, i sure hope the weather treats us better this year, or we might be having a bunch of recycled farms, or maybe a recycled dust bowl
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Good luck to you. I only have 6 head myself, started out with 9.... stupid cows. LOL. Had one die in Jan b/c he ate a piece of fencing...it sucks cuz he ready to butcher!
Determine never to be idle. No person will have occasion to complain of the want of time who never loses any. It is wonderful how much may be done if we are always doing.
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Just as much relevance as "Bidding Extreme" I would suppose.Originally Posted by GeorgeB
Glad things are looking up Shootlow!
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well aint this is off topic???? i guess i could have put it in with a day in the life of a scrapper
and GeorgeB i dont auction off livestock i do ever thing else from estate to liquidations and do buy and sell from other auctions
you think scrappings tough to make a profit go grow you some cows
How about some pictures? Its been a long time since I was on the farm. We had horses, ponies, chickens, hogs, angus cows and a couple wild boys. I miss it, Mike.
"Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}
Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked
Not that far off topic anyway, as Hypoman already found out, cows are great collectors of metal too!
I'm really hoping to finish a cow this year myself, sick and tired of paying top price for crap meat. Good luck Shootlow, glad things are looking up.
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Well dang shootlow! I thought you misread steel for steer! Glad to know you truly were being off topic!
Some of my best memories growing up were visiting my uncle John's farm...
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John Terrell (248) 224-2188
Burly Guys Junk Removal LLC
5499 Perry Drive Unit P Waterford, MI 48329
http://www.burlyguys.com
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Wow George, This is really uncharacteristic for you. And you know better. What gives?
AMERICAN BORN, AMERICAN BRED! AND I'M PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN!!!
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Just asked a simple question is all.
Your site doesnt say very much, and I say the picture of cow.
All that aside, I am all for making money any way you can.
President, VIP Recycling
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um ok..
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LOL! George, You something else!! lol Glad ya back!!!
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Thanks. Anytime! lol
Oh but the cows do recycle. The corn they eat turns into cow pies. the cow pies fertilize the corn fields. the corn flakes we eat comes from the corn fields. We eat the corn flakes and the cycle continues on a different level.
As a driver I'm always sober, but my truck is always ready to get loaded
President, VIP Recycling
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Thanks for that. I am going to throw away all my corn flakes now....
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So where did you think Corn Flakes came from,???
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Given the stuff GB has brought up I just wonder...
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
George
the site is still under construction and i bet you were and are a city raised
because thats a Bull not a cow and
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It was a smart a** comment on my part. I am not new to farms, and the multitude of stuff that gets produced on them. I grew up for many years in the country, on a nice farm that my grandfather took care of.
What can I say Idaho, have to keep you on your toes
Well no one said that it was. You be surprised on how many sites look still under construction, and are actually done.
All the smart a** comments aside man, congratulations on how your business is going, and I hope the rest of 2012 just gets even better for you, I truly do.
My father always taught me, never rely on just on source of income because it can be taken away at any time in life.
Like others on here, you have more than 1 source. Keep it up.
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