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http://www.bovine-elite.com/clubepd2.asp?idProduct=3983 Good Luck, keep us posted!!

Looks very nice!! (clapping)

How is she bred? What is her TH PHA status? What are you goals with the breeding?

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I know its your opinion but I don't think this is very good advice to give a young person who is trying to learn how to ethically get his steer broke to clipping. Follow the advice above, sometimes it just takes months to develope the needed trust.  I agree with the statement about the...

Take a look at ''Big Softy" We bought a bred heifer out of Kris Black Cream of the crop sale that was a 3/4 Angus bred to BS and she is my favorite heifer in the pasture.  As hairy as our Shorthorn crosses!!! http://www.williemorriscattle.com/sires.html

Something that will soften them up and add some rib shape and dimension. 

I like them with more length hook to pin and not so rounded off in the hip. I also like a little more length over all. Good luck with him, bred to the right cow Im sure he will do well,

Very nice pair, congrats.  (clapping)

I just saw Texas Twister working cows Saturday and he is the real deal.  Blew me away with the amount of natural muscle shape and dimension he has. Sorry to hi jack, good luck selling your TT steer, he looks nice.

Sorry to hear this, Keaton will be in our prayers.  Please keep us posted!

Happy to hear it all worked out.  Shew!!  <rock>

Don't use this bull on a heifer!!! I would take the advice of one of the Shorthorn experts on here or go with a Red Angus bull. G-Luck

I would not worry about it unless he starts to develop other symptoms.  I've seen them do it before. Especially when eating.

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25cc of Dex should do the trick if it comes to that.

Reminds me of Yellow Jacket in that picture. Good Luck, hope he works out well for you.

Just pick a feed and forget about the rest.  Halter him, put feed out, give him 30 minutes to clean it up and then take it from him.  Do this am/pm, when he gets hungry and starts to realize he better eat while he has a chance then it will help. How old is the steer, what does he weigh, and...

Good luck, keep us posted.