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How was the show? Did the judge do a good job? What were your opinions on the winners?

Well, i guess i did type sort of long lol

Im not gonna type long on here. I watched both days... Thought the judge was lost, cocky in only pulling 10 calves, and i saw several top 5 calves walk straight out the gate. He liked them deep ribbed, and flanked, so show stopper, idk what ur talking about, i didnt see him use any i thought...

Can someone pm me a name as well?

Actually, cattle being called toady, are not being called that because they are fat. they are calling them toady, because they are small framed, and fatten early, at a lower weight then desired.

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A professor i once had used this statement quite often, and as far as ive seen its pretty true. "The most masculine males will produce the most feminine femeales, and the most feminine females, will produce the most masculine males." Now with this said, breeding heifers can be heavy muscled, but...

Gary Buccholz with GKB is having a hereford heifer sale online this weekend

I think crystal thinks crybaby is jody. and WJ i corrected myself in the post right above urs as in i was wrong about the champion chi

I guess i got thrown off by the amount of people in that pic, plus the steer looked really nice. I still like his pic better than this one http://www.showchampions.com/Image/Show/4c8d3a93-4c72-4b57-9851-03e930095189 But i didnt get to see them in person. Topher u did, whatd u think?

The Chi definitely looks like a grand champion in this pic. http://www.showchampions.com/Image/Show/4c8d3a93-4c72-4b57-9851-03e930095189

Correct me if i am wrong, but im pretty sure the HLSR gives a million dollars in scholarships to the FFA, and a million dollars in scholarships to the 4-H each year

He looks nice, got a real cutability look to him. I would like to see him a bit softer, but that may come with age and feed. As for the guy asking about breeding to milkman: He throws some really good calves, but i have heard many horror stories of really high birthweights.

From my experience, anybody who is a good judge, likes good ones. There are two types in the cattle business as far as steers go. Theres the soggy made, easy feeding steer, whose sound as a cat, has enough muscle and provides a good look from the profile. Then there's the heavy muscled...