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vc

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I posted some pictures of a calf I sold to a friend of ours awhile back, he got a clipping lesson and roughed him about 2 weeks ago here are the before and after pictures. Let me know what you think. He is out of a DR Who son and an Ali first calf heifer.
 

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showsteerdlux

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Unrelated to the clip job, but this calf really needs a hoof trimming. Not a bad job at all for a 1st time out clipping.
 

vc

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I knew that would be coming, hooves were trimmed last weekend.(and yes he needed it)
 

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he looks like the calf in your avatar... and wow! he is a tank in that first picture really like his clip job to  (thumbsup)
 

vc

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It is the calf in my avatar. He has grown quite well. Best part he is dog gentle and never missed a meal.
 

STEER_1981

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That's a really nice steer and a great clip job for a first-timer.  I would, however, clip his tail shorter.  Typically, the tail is clipped so that it is level with the bottom of the brisket.  That is usually about level with the hocks. 
 
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