Lone Mountain Cattle Fullblood Wagyu
Notes on the 2nd Annual Production Sale
 
Greetings!

To those who joined us in person or on the web in the Land of (Snowy) Enchantment for our 2nd Annual Production Sale on April 18th, the family and staff of Lone Mountain Cattle Company extend our sincere appreciation.

Lone Mountain Production Sale

Thank you for making the sale, along with pre-sale seminars and receptions such a success. We are particular gratified about how the sale turned out.

We're putting the finishing touches on a DVD of the seminars, which will be available shortly.

In the meantime we're happy to share the preliminary sale results with you, so read on and stay tuned.
Preliminary Sale Results Available

703TSoon after six inches of snow fell on Golden, New Mexico, approximately 250 people showed up in person at the sale, with 75 potential buyers viewing it via the Internet.

We had registered buyers from 23 states and two foreign countries, and attendees from 27 states and five countries: Argentina, Australia, Canada, Mexico and Sweden.


Lone Mountain Ranch Sale Summary

2 50% Interest Cows Avg $30,500
1 Pick of the Herd Heifer Avg $13,000
2 Pairs Avg $13,250
2 Flushes Avg $10,250
8 Bred Cows Avg $ 8,469
3 Open Heifers Avg $ 7,083
5 Pregnancies Avg $ 5,320
22 Bulls Avg $ 4,041
5 Embryos Avg $ 3,770
60 Units of Semen Avg $ 528
3 Golden State Pregnancies Avg $ 3,533
38 Live Lots Avg $7,326

For more details on top consignments, click here.
 
Special Announcement:
Cooperative Fullblood Feeding Program

Fullblood Wagyu breeders, small and large alike, are welcome to participate.

At the Marketing Your Wagyu seminar, Lone Mountain and Crescent Harbor (Ralph Valdez) announced their involvement in a self-funded cooperative to feed Fullblood Wagyu and market the beef in partnership with Imperial Wagyu Beef.

Ralph Valdez has fed Fullblood Wagyu to their endpoint with Imperial Wagyu and realized outstanding results. Joe Hoye articulated Imperial Wagyu Beef's excitement about the creation of its Fullblood Wagyu brand at the seminar.

The program is in its beginning stages. Strict guidelines will be attached to the program in order to insure delivery of the highest quality product.

Guidelines under development include: mandatory DNA parentage testing to determine 100% Fullblood Wagyu status; rigorous vaccination schedules and other health protocols; meticulous and comprehensive record-keeping; etc.

Again, Fullblood Wagyu breeders, small and large alike, are welcome to participate.

This is a start-up program currently in its development stage, and Bob Estrin, Ralph Valdez and Joe Hoye encourage you to become a part of this opportunity at its inception.

Please email us if you are interested in participating in this groundbreaking effort.

In This Issue
Prelimary Sale Results
Fullblood Feeding Program
DVD of Education Seminars
Educational Seminars Available Soon on DVD

Trade secrets and insider insights were revealed during open discussions at the Educational Seminars during Production Sale Weekend.

We will be making a DVD of both seminars available shortly, so stay tuned.

Marketing Your Wagyu

Health Benefits of Wagyu Beef

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Lone Mountain Cattle Company
1818AB NM 14
Golden, NM 87047
505-281-1432