What to actually look for in a bull video
Thirty seconds of footage tells you more than a page of numbers — if you know which thirty seconds matter.
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Why every Rokin listing leads with video
A still photograph tells you what a bull looks like standing still, which is the one thing a buyer does not need to know. Here is the reasoning behind putting footage at the top of every listing, and what we ask consignors to film.
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Reading a pedigree past the sire line
Everyone checks the sire. The dam side is where most of the surprises live, good and bad.
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Photographing and filming your bull for a listing
Light, angle, and background do more for a listing than any amount of description.
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Sale report: [SALE NAME]
What sold, what it made, and which bloodlines buyers were chasing.
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How absentee maximums work on Rokin
Set a ceiling, walk away, and let the system bid in increments on your behalf.
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Transport, paperwork, and getting a bull home
Health certificates, state requirements, and the questions to settle before the trailer moves.
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