Recent content by steershower09

Looks like mom is out of luck for a black one this year Jesse lol love both of them, can't wait for the sale

How many times a day? And I've heard brush dry, how dry can you get them using a brush? And about how long? Don't want to sound like I'm worried about how long it takes, it's just I also have pigs and lambs to work and I plan out the day according to about the time I will finish with each animal.

I've searched old posts a bit and looked at the hall of fame post on hair but still havnt found what I'm looking for. I have a calf with plenty of hair, and have it trained pretty good going forward, but it just doesn't seem to want to  make the move to the 45 degree angle. My show is 45 days...

off the question, but wat type of mister timer can you hook up to a artic circle?

He had alot of hair as a calf, but it sounds like its a little late this year for it

I have 60 days until our county fair, is this enough time for Shag to be effective? or would it be a waste of money at this point?

Read through some of your posts asking opinions on your calves, seems like anyone who dose not like them is wrong, and those few who do are right.  As for this one, if she makes a steer just like her, i would walk by it and not even give it a second glance. Someone just looking to show a steer...

Anyone?

Do you have any of the maxess left?

I bought a arctic circle a couple weeks ago and finally got to hook it up today. Ive never used a mister before but is it suppose to make the calf wet?  Im not using a turbo fan, just a older barn fan. Is it suppose to make them damp? or is my fan now powerful enough to evaporate enough of the...

Hey everyone, i thought this might be an interesting  topic, what is the one thing you do that you think helps grow hair the most? ex. brushing, blowing, hair conditioning, combing ect.

When i comb it forward, it is flat, but when i comb it straight up the hair stands up but its more packed together then the velvet look, when i blow the hair out after washing i blow it forward.

Thanks,his hair is trained really well and its really thick. i knew i had it trained well and had enough of it, but noticed it still didnt have that velvet look to it like ive seen on other steers.

My calf has all of its hair going forward, trained really well, and when i brush the hair straight up the hair becomes alot thicker, but it just looks like hair that is packed together, how do i get that velvet look to the hair?

My steer has amazing hair on him, its trained pretty well and i want to keep it that way, I was wondering how long you guys usually work with your steers hair to keep it growing and trained, for washing, and brushing hair it takes me about 2 - 2 1/2 hours. Should I be doing it longer? and i was...