Private Treaty Cattle Sale
October 23, 2011 Bids due at dark
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For questions, please contact:
Chad Cooper (812)327-0399
ccoop97@hotmail.com
Mike Edwards (812) 320-8867
cattle are located at Mike & Nannette Edwards' farm in Spencer, IN.
2213 Texas Pike
Spencer, IN 47460
Take S.R. 46 West out of Spencer. Turn North onto Texas Pike (this road is still in town, right before Casey's General Store/gas station), and follow for approx. 2 1/4 miles. Farm is on Left.
Thank you to all the buyers, bidders, visitors and everyone that expressed in our October 23 bid-off!
Please visit our site often to see pictures of new cattle that will arrive throughout the fall!!
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Steer
Sire: Walks Alone
Dam: MA/AN
DOB: March
Call for details
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Tag 44: For sale as of 11/4/11:
Steer
Sire: Heatwave
Dam: Witchdoctor
DOB: March
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Tag 41: Still for sale as of 11/4/11:
Steer
Sire: Alias
Dam: Pale Face
DOB: April
Who doesn't like a good smokey steer?! Here is one that would work for a showman looking for something to stand out at their county fair... and still be good enough to be right in the mix of things!
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Steer
Sire: I Am Legend
Dam: Full Flush
DOB: March
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Tag 32: Sold!
Steer
Sire: Eye Candy
Dam: Maine/Angus
DOB: March 2011
cell phone pic taken 10/1/11:
Click here for a video of #32
WOW! Whatever words you'd use to describe a damn good one, insert them here. This calf is worth the trip to Spencer to see. When you're standing in the lot looking at this Eye Candy steer, if he doesn't get you excited about showing steers then there may be no hope for you in the showring!
In all seriousness, this steer is a soggy, deep bodied, sound made one, that has plenty of muscle and power, and the right look to get along all year. AND, I've never seen one hairier!! As of 10/12/11, we've had him three weeks, and have shaved his head 3 times... I've never seen anything like it, he grows hair so fast!!
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Tag 33: Sold!
Steer
Sire: Heatwave
Dam: Who's Your Daddy
DOB: March 2011
cell phone pic taken 10/12/11. Tag 33 with tag 34 on right.
Click Here to for a video of #33
This Heatwave steer is the right kind. Big boned and powerful! Stout hipped, and big backed. Wide based, and moves wide, yet still fluent and flexible. Deep and shapely in his rib design, good through his shoulder and attractive necked. The possibilities and potential that this one offers are endless. He's definitely major state fair quality, and you'd be loaded for bear at any other show!
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Steer
Sire: Heatwave
Dam: Maine/Angus
DOB: March
cell phone pic taken 10/19/11:
Here's a steer that would work in many scenerios. He's a stout made steer, lots of power and body. Easy feeding and low maintenance. Would be ideal for any county fair, and a great choice if you're looking to show at the Spring & Summer jackpots!
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Tag 35: Sold!
Steer
Sire: Smilin Bob
Dam: Chunky Monkey
DOB: March
cell phone picture taken 10/12/11. Black steer is #32.
Looking for something a little different? Here's a yellow Char that is pretty cool! He's huge footed and boned! Very powerful down his top and through his hip, quarter and stifle. Big ribbed. Sound. Hairy. And, very gentle --perfect for a young showman in that aspect... but good enough for any showman serious about winning!
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Tag 36: Sold! cell phone pics taken 10/18/11:
Steer
Sire: Heatwave
Dam: Maine/Angus
DOB: March
I appologize for the lower picture quality of this one... it was too dark and rainy to shoot pictures outside after I clipped this red Heatwave steer Tuesday night. This steer is that good, dark cherry red color, and is the right kind too. He's a little greener than some, but is great patterned and has awesome potential! Wide based, true in his muscle shape and thickness, good bellied, good footed, and sound as a cat. This is the kind of steer that will make the owner look really good next summer when he's still sound and complete, and getting around those steers whose structural issues and lack of balance have caught up with them! Buy with confidence here!
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Tag 38: Sold! Here's one of those hereford steers that you see at a show and say, "now that's a cool Hereford steer!" Good haired and made like the black cattle. Here's a great purebred option for those looking for a breed steer!
Hereford steer
Sire: Wallace
Dam: Victor
DOB: March
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Tag 39: Sold!
Steer
Sire: Warrant
Dam: Simmy/Angus
February
Cell phone pic taken 10/18/11:
I don't think we've ever had one this gentle! Mother approved for 1st year showman for sure! And make no mistake, he's not one of those calves that the only thing good is his nature... quite the opposite! He's plenty good enough in quality too! VERY big bodied --both deep and wide! He's sound, nicely balanced, and good patterned. Would work great at earlier fairs.
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Tag 40: Sold! This chromed up Alias steer is pretty cool! Lots of top, hip & quarter! Deep bodied, good necked, and easy to look at! He'd work great at a later summer or early fall show, and is good enough for whatever level you have in mind.
Steer
Sire: Alias
Dam: Everclear
DOB: April
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With the popularity of internet marketing, and with the vast number of sellers posting cattle pictures online, I want to take this opportunity to share with you that it is our opinion that pictures should only be used to provide a reference, and should not replace actually viewing the cattle for yourself, in person. Showing cattle is a year long project, and deserves the commitment and attention that it takes to find the right calf to fit your needs. We discourage ever buying a calf off a picture alone. With that being said, if you absolutely cannot make the trip to Spencer, IN before the sale, but are interested in one of the calves, then please call and we'll give you an honest description of the cattle. However, we'd rather you come visit and see the stock for yourself!
