Bull Calf

January 9th, 2023No Comments

by Mike Clark
Published: January 9, 2023 (4 weeks ago)

$500.00

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General

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Wheatland area

Have a 2 week old Angus bull calf for sale. Wheatland area. Asking $500 or best offer. Momma broke her hip so calf has to go. Call/text 307-331-5186 for more information

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