Market Report

Sale date: September 17, 2026

Total cattle: 407

Total Bulls: 18

High Yealding Bulls

$255.00 – $289.00

Total Cows: 104

Light feeding cows

$225.00 – $275.00

Mid weight feeding cows

$240.00 – $263.00

High yield cows

$220.00 – $240.00

Canner / thin cows

$185.00 – $220.00

Total Heiferettes: 13

HFRT

$320.00 – $362.00

Showlist: 230

Reg Sale: 40

ST

300 – 399 lbs

$800.00 – $875.00

400 – 499 lbs

$725.00 – $800.00

500 – 599 lbs

$575.00 – $650.00

600 – 699 lbs

$580.00 – $635.00

700 – 799 lbs

$510.00 – $585.00

800 – 899 lbs

$460.00 – $509.00

900 – 999 lbs

1000 – 1099 lbs

HF

300 – 399 lbs

$720.00 – $770.00

400 – 499 lbs

$680.00 – $700.00

500 – 599 lbs

$480.00 – $542.00

600 – 699 lbs

$440.00 – $491.00

700 – 799 lbs

$425.00 – $486.00

800 – 899 lbs

$400.00 – $449.00

900 – 999 lbs

1000 – 1099 lbs

Commentary

This week’s cattle sale saw lighter deliveries of yearlings; however, the quality was no different from our previous sale. We had two excellent strings of home-raised yearlings on offer, and both sold well beyond expectations, with prices in some cases reaching as much as **25 cents per pound higher than surrounding markets**. Our full front row of buyers was once again on hand and bidding very aggressively on all classes of cattle. Demand was strong right through the offering, with even the medium-cut cattle selling exceptionally well. We also had a sprinkling of spring calves on offer. Overall, they traded on an average market, with some of the very light steer calves reaching into the **$8.00/lb range**. The yearling market continues to show excellent strength, and with our full lineup of buyers actively competing, quality cattle are being very well rewarded. **If you’re looking to market cattle in the near future and take advantage of the strong market we’re seeing at this time of year, give Myles, Luke, Kolton or Kim a call to discuss your cattle and upcoming sale opportunities.**