Our Sales
Our ranch-raised bulls represent our unique philosophy and breeding program. They have been carefully bred to meet the demands of the commercial cowman. We keep extensive records on our cattle and we follow a very strict selection and culling program that is based on facts and figures, as well as on frequent observations and evaluations.
Cowboy Auction
Everyone who has attended one of our Cowboy Auctions has appreciated and enjoyed it. There are no fast-talking auctioneers and no loud, in-your-face bid-takers.
Here’s how it works: each bull has a base price posted in the catalog. When it is time to sell a particular bull, we will ask those who are interested, at the base price, to raise their buyer number. If there is only one number in the air, the bull will be sold to that number at the base price. If there is more than one number in the air, we will increase the price in $250 to $500 increments until only one number remains.
This provides a very simple, low-pressure way to purchase bulls. You will always know what the bid is and who is bidding against you. When a tie occurs, we will give the bid to the bidder with the lowest buyer number. The other bidder(s) then have the option increase the bid by $50 or $100 (up to the next $100 increment) to stay in the auction. We can usually break a tie in 5 or 10 seconds.
Health and Fertility
We maintain a very thorough health program. These bulls have all passed a health and breeding soundness examination and have been cleared for interstate transportation. All bulls have tested negative for PI-BVD and Trichomoniasis. They are guaranteed to be breeders.
Semen Interests
On designated bulls we retain the right to collect, use and market semen at some future date. As purchaser of the bull, you will receive a 25% revenue-sharing semen interest along with full possession of the bull. If done at all, semen will be collected at your convenience and at PCC’s expense. Anyone with a semen interest will be allowed to collect and store semen for in-herd use with no obligation to others with a semen interest. In the event semen is marketed and revenue is produced, the resulting proceeds (less the incurred expenses) shall be divided among those who own a semen interest.