DROUGHTMASTER vendors and buyers from across the state, arrived at the CQLX in Gracemere, prepared for the second day of the annual bull sale.
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There were plenty of familiar faces on Day One of the sale, with many long-standing families making the trip to Gracemere to sit in for the two day sale, providing a welcoming financial injection into the local community.
On Wednesday, 214 bulls were sold, raising a total of $1.735 million and averaging $10,032.
The top purchase of the day two, saw the purchase of Locarco Odin, a 21-month-old polled son of Rondel Saxby, which was bought for a tidy $100,000 by Skye Cattle Company, Alpha.
Overall, the Droughtmaster bull sale sold a total of 423 bulls, raising a whopping $4.23 million to average $11,020, with a clearance of 91 per cent.
You can read the full recap of Day 2 here.
