![Nick, Belinda, Harriet, 10, and Sandy Bailey, 4, of Panuara, sold a run of 90 cows with calves, including 55 Charbray cows with Angus-cross calves for $1700 that were on agistment at Coonamble. Picture by Rebecca Nadge.
Nick, Belinda, Harriet, 10, and Sandy Bailey, 4, of Panuara, sold a run of 90 cows with calves, including 55 Charbray cows with Angus-cross calves for $1700 that were on agistment at Coonamble. Picture by Rebecca Nadge.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/213265846/22e24757-bfe6-4019-a49f-c7772cbcae39.JPG/r0_0_3872_2590_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Online buyers from Central NSW pushed prices at the Bowyer and Livermore Female sale, Carcoar, last Friday.
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A total yarding of 2021 head attracted buyers from the local area as well as online bidders from Tamworth, Gunnedah and Barrabra.
Bowyer and Livermore director Todd Clements, Bathurst, said a third of the yarding was bought online.
"It was one of the best yarding of females we've seen for a long time," Mr Clements said.
"Prices were $400 to $600 a head dearer compared to any other sale at Carcoar in the past six months.
"Ross and Tanya Wills, Mandurama, sold 800 head $300 to $400 dearer on average than expected.
"Buyer confidence was certainly up with a fair bit of rain about."
Weaner heifers sold from $780 to $1100, while yearling heifers attracted bids from $1095 to $1720.
Pregnancy-tested-in-calf (PTIC) cows ranged from $1000 to $1770.
Cows with calves sold from $1050 to top the market at $2100.
Bestwick Pastoral Company, O'Connell, sold the sale-topping pen of 39 24- to 30-month-old Angus heifers, 441 kilogram, with August/September-drop Wagyu calves for $2100 a unit.
The same vendor also sold 37 24- to 30-month-old Angus heifers, 462kg, with August/September-drop Wagyu calves for $2050.
Westbrook Holdings, Black Springs, sold a pen of 26 four- to six-year-old Angus cows, 500kg, with four to six-month-old calves by black Simmental bulls for $2050.
A pen of 30 36- to 48-month-old Angus heifers, 459kg, with calves by Bannaby Angus bull sold on the same account for $2000.
In other breeds, Bailey Agriculture, Woodstock, sold 55 Charbray cows, 566kg, with their second Angus calves for $1700.
Ross and Tanya Wills, Mandurama, sold a pen of 15 Santa Gertrudis cows with calves, 463kg, for $1600.
![Rob Fuller, Carcoar, and Ben Willis, Masters Stephens, Bathurst, were looking to buy Angus cows. Picture by Rebecca Nadge. Rob Fuller, Carcoar, and Ben Willis, Masters Stephens, Bathurst, were looking to buy Angus cows. Picture by Rebecca Nadge.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/213265846/2205bded-9fa4-493d-ae33-5c11a40cb791.JPG/r0_207_3872_2384_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Swatchfield Pty Ltd, Black Springs, sold 54 PTIC Angus cows, rejoined for their second calf to Millah Murrah sires for $1770.
A slightly lighter draft of 67 PTIC Angus cows, rejoined for their second calf to Millah Murrah sires on the same account sold for $1650.
Westbrook Holdings, Black Springs, sold a pen of 18 22- to 24-month-old Angus heifers, 456kg, PTIC to Bannaby Angus bull, three to four months in calf for $1100.
John and Tracey Whalan, Oberon, sold 19 15- to 16-month-old Angus heifers, 423kg, with Kywarra blood for $1100.
Ross and Tanya Wills, Mandurama, sold four 22- to 24-month-old Angus heifers, 446kg, with Te-Mania and Rennylea blood for $1030.
The sale was conducted by Bowyer and Livermore and interfaced by AuctionsPlus.