Originally Posted by kansas99
Originally Posted by huntsman22
They do. Problem is, these aren't going to auction.... In Colorado, every single head of livestock that goes thru a sale barn here, is brand inspected, and has to show proof of ownership.


That's good, barns here in Kansas, and I can think of 2-3 within 100 miles of me, don't all have brand inspectors anymore.

That's a chunk of cattle, you would think unless there going to a farm finish deal surely somehow they'll turn up, KLMA here would have sent out a notification but I don't guess feedlots and packers get or care about the notifications on stolen cattle. Sad situation.



Brand inspectors have access to all feedlots, auctions, or packing companies. It's up to them to keep tabs. Usually the brand inspectors are the ones that notify all the places about what to look for.

Lots of states have to be brand inspected before being shipped anywhere, and that inspection receipt must accompany the cattle to the destination.


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