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How many mLs were you giving her each day?

It was 7-UP

We now have a website online. www.lodoencattle.com  You can find our production sale catalog on this site as well as pictures offered this yr at the bull sale.

Have not seen or heard of any calves from him yet

His reg. number is 1239538. and we do not have a good picture of him, but I can post more pictures of his calves if you would like. (Sorry for the late reply)

Which True Grit are you talking about? There is the clubby bull, and two hereford bulls.

Here is one of the Tidal Wave daughters that will be appearing in Denver

We scrape the scab off of the infected area then apply Shapley's MTG to these spots. After the first couple days the ringworm scab is gone, skin is nice and soft and after a week new hair is seen growing back into place. If needed after the first week re-apply the MTG.

We purchased a bull from Six Mile Ranch in 2008 and we are very impressed with his daughters. Moderate framed, awesome uddered and they all calved with super ease.  His name is Red Six Mile Tidal Wave 254T.  He is a Towaw Indeed 104H son and you probably know that Indeed is infamous for his...

Key word in this question is ANGUS. Not club calves. It is very difficult to "grow" hair in the summer, but it can be made softer which will make it pop more.  I use Double Dip and Mane and Tail conditioner to do the trick.  Lot of brushing and rinsing also. Good Luck!

If your steer doesn't have a good appetite, depth charge is better than beet pulp because it doesn't fill up the calf as fast and it expands after the calf is done eating just as much as beet pulp.

Up here in the Northern Midwest we have not had a full week of dry weather.  We have bad flooding problems everywhere.  If mother nature was kind to us both, she would maybe flip flop our present climate so you could get more rain and we could get less.  Hopefully you start to get more rain so...

The only way the hair would grow back in time for a show in august would be to rinse your calf everyday anyways.  So your best bet is to leave the hair, shed your calf out everyday, rinse and brush.

I also think Power Fuel from Purina works well.  I have been feeding it for about a month and my steer has put on a good amount of cover already.