By-Mingo Uric – one of Saturday’s two top-selling Droughmaster bulls – with Aussie Land & Livestock agent Midge Thompson, GDL agent Mark Duthie, AL&L auctioneer Corey Evans and buyers Alan and Sue Fowler (Photo: AL&L)

September 5, 2022

The old saying that ‘mud brings money’ turned out to be true at Saturday’s Bunya Droughtmaster Bull Sale.

In all, 81 bulls were put up for auction at the Coolabunia Saleyards, with most selling for an average of $11,025.

However, two bulls achieved the day’s top price of $20,000.

The first of these was Lot 4 – Nindethana Melvin – a 22-month-old weighing in at 776kg which was offered by Nindethana Pastoral from Camp Mountain.

The second was Lot 42 – By-Mingo Uric – another 22-month-old weighing 740kg which was put up for bids by By-Mingo Droughtmaster Stud from Coalstoun Lakes.

Despite heavy rain the day before the sale and wet conditions on Saturday, the grandstands at the Saleyards were packed with buyers and vendors.

The sale was conducted by Aussie Land & Livestock and GDL, with Elite Livestock Auctions streaming the event online.

Auctioneering duties were shared by Corey Evans (AL&L) and Mark Duthie (GDL).

A strong crowd of buyers and vendors packed the stands at Saturday’s sale, despite wet conditions (Photo: AL&L)
Auctioneers Corey Evans and Mark Duthie prepare to put two of the day’s 81 offerings up for sale (Photo: AL&L)

 

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