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retrieverman

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Crabgrass is good protein source, good plan. May look at rye as well.

place near Morris has you bring yours in and pick up their estimated bundle same day as I have been told. Yeah, you do not get your beef back you get someone else’s. I have not verified.

There is a knacker in Council Hill and one in Haskell who are both good, not cheap, but good with longer hang times.
I guess if I was taking in a random steer from the sale barn it might not matter, but in my case where we’re killing a show steer, I definitely want my own meat. :anyone:
 

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I guess if I was taking in a random steer from the sale barn it might not matter, but in my case where we’re killing a show steer, I definitely want my own meat. :anyone:

Place in Ada, 3South processing and in Chickasha, Schmidt processing.

3South does paper or shrink.

$85 kill fee, $0.85/# processing
you get your cow.
Schmidt does shrink wrap.

Schmidt did have some openings. Taking 1 in today.
 

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I bought a whole beef (packaged meat arriving today) from a rancher who has standing dates at his local butcher. After paying for the corn fed beef, killing and processing fees, my 1000+ pound beef came out between $3.25-3.50 / pound in the freezer. I’m thinking I made the deal at the right time, just before prices went up again.
 

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I bought a whole beef (packaged meat arriving today) from a rancher who has standing dates at his local butcher. After paying for the corn fed beef, killing and processing fees, my 1000+ pound beef came out between $3.25-3.50 / pound in the freezer. I’m thinking I made the deal at the right time, just before prices went up again.
That was a huge animal to get that much processed meat, and you did really well on the price. :thumb:
 

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I bought a whole beef (packaged meat arriving today) from a rancher who has standing dates at his local butcher. After paying for the corn fed beef, killing and processing fees, my 1000+ pound beef came out between $3.25-3.50 / pound in the freezer. I’m thinking I made the deal at the right time, just before prices went up again.
That was a huge animal to get that much processed meat, and you did really well on the price. :thumb:
I'm assuming 1000+ was the live weight or was it hanging weight? Either way, under $4/lb for everything is a great price like Retrieverman stated. And, yes, you timed it right! Since you have all this beef, how about I come over and assist in harvesting one of those stud bucks you keep showing on the Trail Cam thread since you won't have room for the meat! :)
 

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