How to Maximize Profits Selling Goats/Sheep for Meat

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Title	:	How to Maximize Profits Selling Goats/Sheep for Meat
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Taking notes!
Comment from : Joseph Antinucci

Best wishes to all at Rolling O
Comment from : EV Hodge

I’m in Morgan county and I’m struggling to find a sale barn to take them to I’ve sold several on craigslist, but at a far cheaper price than what they would likely bring at a livestock auction
Comment from : Brock Last

Great video brother!
Comment from : Kushy

Do you take your sale goats to the local sale?
Comment from : Delaney Heath

Really appreciate your knowledge
Comment from : In The Kitchen

Thanks great video!
Comment from : Greg Vasquez

Good morning!brHypothetically speaking, if one of your sheep were to have a prolapse, what antibiotic would you give her? TIA!
Comment from : Stacy Boyett

I kid in may brSo if I wait for Easter etc in April they are 11 months old
Comment from : Coz III

Why take it to market brbrSell private brSell without government control brbrFully grass feed livestock only brbrI will never go to auctions again it’s a scambrbrI make more doing private sells and selling the meat already cut per Customers order brbrbrWhy be regulated by government
Comment from : Coz III

Do i have to have my goats or sheep registered or "taged" so that they sell for more ? If so how do I go about that im in texas, just starting off Thank you for anyones input
Comment from : Joe A

What an excellent video thank you for the tips!
Comment from : Kari-Anne Reedy

Such a good video!!! I knew the best time to take a calf to the sale barn bc I grew up with more cattle We only had a handful of goats brbrSo knowing when to take lambs to the sale barn is awesome Thanks for making this
Comment from : EscapeTheCity

Bro I really appreciate all of your content it's very helpful I'm in NJ trying to get started (I have a full time job) so going slow
Comment from : LearningtogrowinChrist

Looking at the Columbia TN latest report there doesn't seem to be any advantage to holding beyond 3-4 months i admit I am a novice when looking at the report
Comment from : Jim Buford

By the Way, have you ever used Annual Ryegrass for hay or grazing? If so, how did you like it? Thanks
Comment from : Jim Buford

Thanks for the videos, good information for those of us just getting started!brbrDo you run goats and sheep in the same paddock?
Comment from : Carl Shannon

Great video, a longer sit down is always appreciated Per pound, it looks like lamb/kids are worth more, but with an older animal you can get more meat - does the additional meat make up the difference in your experience? Or do the added inputs of extra food, time, etc tip the scales back in the favor of younger animals?
Comment from : firesalamander100

Make sure you take advantage of the USDA drought relief program, deadline Jan 30th 2023
Comment from : imaslowlerner

Question: when you say the weight of the animal— is that hanging weight or on the hoof?
Comment from : electromaniacal

How do you know where to sell?
Comment from : BooBoo BangBang

With the WEF and others trying to get us to stop eating meat, what is the USDA currently doing about the smaller herder? Is anyone being treated differently?
Comment from : Blue State Grace

Thanks for your time If sheep are born in December would you keep them for a year or sell them for cheaper? In April or so
Comment from : Cody Klassen

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Comment from : Sergio Frausto

I really appreciate all your videos! Such good advice for me who is just starting out raising sheep Wondering what type of grain mix you feed? I supplement mine while always feeding hay
Comment from : Bailey Pope

Thanks for the info My family has been working to build our herd We will be taking our first group of goats to market in the weeks to come Your videos have been instrumental to our success up to this point Keep up the good work and thanks again
Comment from : JPrice12