Recent content by SteerLaw53

thank you

yeppers \

We have been looking all over the place for a picture of Eskimo Joe but have been unsuccessful in locating one.

Sweet little gal you got there.  Got one that looks almost like her, but ours has a white face  with dark spots around the eyes out of White Boy x Maine Tainer Cow.  Good luck she's a beaut!

Love cruising the pasture in the evening after a hard days work.  It feels good to be surrounded by something you built from the ground up.

That's exactly what I thought...however I have heard of breeder's telling kids that they have taken car of the problem or that structure doesn't matter in terminal shows...WRONG.  I want my cattle (heifers, steers, and the like) to be able to get up and get to the feed bunk, and get around.

(clapping)  I went out to a local guy's pasture yesterday to look at some cattle with my younger sister who still competes in 4-H.  We looked over his calves for some time and I had my sister rank her favorites (most of which I agreed with).  We both agreed on one particular Apocalypse calf as...

calf snot

Love the horns...beautiful bull you got there!

Thank you so much.

I think there are 2 very important keys to getting good (and all of the DVDs and instructional vids in the world can't take you to the top of your game IMO): 1.  Observation is key:  I spent many years going to national shows as a youth just to watch other fit, groom, and clip.  It takes a lot...

Just wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction to some information on when the show is, who is eligible, what kind of animals are shown.  I had heard that there was a weight limit of 900 pounds...isn't it a winter preview?  Any details just drop em' here or PM me please.