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Producers Livestock Auction
Tuesday October 27, 2026
San Angelo-Producers Livestock Auction sold 4575 sheep and goats on Tuesday. Wool lambs very few sold. Slaughter lambs sold $15 to $20 higher. Kid goats sold $20 to $30 higher. Slaughter ewes sold near steady. Slaughter nannies $1.20 to $2.10 mostly $1.45 to $1.64. Slaughter billies $1.80 to $2.95.

Wooled Lamb:
Slaughter Lambs: 3.00 to 4.40 Heavies 2.60 to 3.72 some feeders up to 4.95
Slaughter Ewes: 1.10 to 1.70 mostly 1.36 to 1.40
Kid Goats: 3.00 to 4.40 mostly 3.67 to 4.09 with feeder goats up to 5.00

Top Representative Sales:
Boswell LLC, NM, 10 hair lambs, 49, 4.60
Rob Warren, Seminole, 20 hair lambs, 65, 4.33
Hadley Ranch, San Angelo, 11 hair lambs, 66, 4.00
Robert Mittel, Sonora, 31 hair lambs, 61, 4.09
Val-Verde Sheep Co, Ft Worth, 32 hair lambs, 73, 3.72
Susan Slaughter, San Angelo, 11 hair lambs, 75, 3.61
Stagecoach Ranch, Iraan, 14 hair lambs, 91, 3.32
Burns Ranch, Eden, 12 kid goats, 38, 4.95
J S Ranch, San Angelo, 69 kid goats, 44, 4.85
Jacinto Bravo, San Angelo, 16 kid goats, 51, 4.75
Pfluger Ranch, San Angelo, 78 kid goats, 55, 4.28
Tim Leary, Marathon, 9 mutton goats, 93, 3.77
Walter Mcallister, Menard, 12 kid goats, 84, 3.77
Venture 2000, Baytown, 22 kid goats, 63, 3.90
Clay Richardson, San Angelo, 156 mutton goats, 50, 4.22
Clay Richardson, San Angelo, 55, mutton goats, 62, 4.06
Clay Richardson, San Angelo, 94 nanny kids, 43, 4.75
Clay Richardson, San Angelo, 30 nanny kids, 55, 4.45

CATTLE REPRESENTATIVE SALES REPORT

Producers Livestock Auction
Thursday October 29, 2026
San Angelo-Producers Livestock Auction sold 973 head of cattle. Compared with last weeks sale choice light to medium weights sold near steady. Heavy weight heifer and bull yearlings sold fully $3.00-$5.00 lower. Slaughter cows and bulls sold near steady. Some of the thinnest light weight cows sold $3.00-$5.00 lower. A nice offering of replacement cows sold fully steady.

Better Quality Steers: 400-600 lbs, 320.00-460.00, mostly 340.00-395.00, 600-800 lbs, 280.00-365.00, mostly 305.00-330.00
Better Quality Heifers: 400-600 lbs, 300.00-460.00, mostly 320.00-385.00, 600-800 lbs, 260.00-330.00, mostly 280.00-310.00
Slaughter Cows: Average to high yield 100.00-120.00, highest yielding 122.00-130.00
Slaughter Bulls: Average to high yield 145.00-170.00, few highest yielding 172.00-180.00
Bred Cows & 2 Year Olds: Average to better quality several groups at 2200.00-3400.00 per head
Cow/Calf pairs: None offered.

Top Representative Sales:
R T Foster, Sterling City, 3 heifers, 393, 475.00
Spearhead L/C, San Angelo, 4 steers, 441, 442.50
Spearhead L/C, San Angelo, 7 steers, 524, 411.00
Beggs Cattle, Ft Worth, 12 steers, 544, 395.00
Beggs Cattle, Ft Worth, 8 heifers, 516, 367.50
W Bar F Cattle, Sterling City, 3 steers, 597, 362.50
Lee Evans, Lowake, 3 steers, 668, 342.00
Houston Powers, Sonora, 6 heifers, 434, 410.00
Houston Powers, Sonora, 8 heifers, 508, 387.50
Mark Daugherty, Alpine, 5 steers, 750, 317.50
Mark Daugherty, Alpine, 4 heifers, 364, 495.00
Warren Wallace, Sonora, 3 heifers, 412, 390.00
Roger Albert, San Angelo, 7 heifers, 661, 330.00
Bill McManus, San Angelo, 5 heifers, 659, 327.50
V F Ranch, Austin, 8 heifers, 721, 298.00
Randee Fagan, Del Rio, 7 bred cows 3400.00 per head
Randee Fagan, Del Rio, 9 bred cows 3000.00 per head
Gary Aufdengarten, Alpine, 4 cows, 1163, 133.00
Roderick Cattle, El Paso, 1 cow, 1160, 128.00
Wendt Roderick, El Paso, 1 bull, 1690, 180.00