The Bison Insider - Episode 56

The Bison Insider - Episode 60

This episode features Jud Seaman of Quality Auction Services who gives us a rundown of what he's gleaned from the latest USDA meat report. After that, we travel from South Dakota to North Dakota to check in with Conner Buchholz of Skull Creek Bison to get his thoughts on how people can best select animals to fit their operational goals.

The Bison Insider - Episode 59

Jud Seaman of Quality Auction Services and Brennin Jack of the Jack Auction group break down and analyze auctions that have taken place since January. The two auctioneers also provide context to what we're seeing in today's marketplace.

The Bison Insider - Episode 58

Listen to the first ever live podcast recording of the Bison Insider as part of the National Bison Association's Winter Conference, which took place at the National Western Stock Show. Jud Seaman of Quality Auction Services & Brennin Jack of the Jack Auction Group discuss tips for getting the highest price for live animals. John Cammack of the Cammack Buffalo Ranch and Nolan Miller of Silver Creek Bison also walk listeners through how auctions have helped them build reputable herds.

The Bison Insider - Episode 57

Live auction sale results are pouring in & early returns show a strong market. Jud Seaman of Quality Auction Services & Brennin Jack of the Jack Auction Group recap what's selling along with provide context to surging prices. Finally, bison ranchers have another tool to analyze their animals. Dr. Jeff Martin & Angie Lemminger of South Dakota State University discuss a recently released body condition scoring system for bison that they helped create.

The Bison Insider - Episode 56

The live animal sale season has officially kicked off and we have a full analysis of the first major sale at Custer State Park. Jud Seaman of Quality Auction Services analyzes an abbreviated USDA meat report while also previewing his upcoming auctions. Kevin Leier of the Heartland Bison Ranch rejoins us to discuss his approach to building a parasite-resistant herd.