Search results

We had the same problem last year and we were also feeding HSC Finisher.  We were feeding two steers and one was fine and the other could shoot it through a screen door!  We did everything we could think of and finally the only thing that helped him was being on more complete feed and less hay. ...

Diamond M.., If your steer has actual Dandruff in the clinical sense it is actually a fungus and needs to be treated like a fungus.  If the calf has dry flaky skin (not clinical Dandruff) than that is obviously a different issue.  If it is actual dandruff you may consider using a antifungal wash...

Beautiful set of calves.  I really love the Smilin Bob x Smithbilt.

I was going to mention as well that ours is no dink.  He weaned at almost 8 months @ 696 lbs and we don't feed creep. 

Ok this may not be the big numbers of major consistency answer you have been looking for, but I can tell you that we had a Tiny Tim out of an average Hard Core heifer this past spring and he is the best little calf that has hit dirt at our place.  We have always had higher birthweights in our...

No prob.  Yeah, they looked like a nice bunch of cattle at a real reasonable price for most of them.  I have never been able to make it to their female sale I think next year I am going to have to rearrange some things and make it a priority.

Lot 13 - 2,500.00 Lot 23 - 2,950.00 and 41 who was also one of my favorites - 4,000.00

These were just some of the highlights.  Everything in between went for a reasonable price.  Lot 31 (the cow calf pair) the cow sold for 4,000.00 and the calf went for 3,950.00.  They offered them both at double the hammer price and they wound up selling them separately. Lot 1 - 11,900.00 Lot 2...

I was/am the beef leader for High Desert.  I will have to keep an eye out for you guys at our jackpot shows and at fair.

Yes Dozer45 we are just at the other end of the Valley.  We have kids just starting out in 4-h, but we have had our cattle for about 7 years now.  We AI every year and our main focus is raising functional, sound, show calves.  Well I say WE AI every year, but we have someone who does it for us. ...

I have no idea how to help you.  Just wanted to say nice picture of Mt. Garfield!

Nice pictures.  Nice cattle. 

Sparty-on, I went to their bull sale in March and I have watched the female sales in the past.  There was a lot of people at the bull sale in March and I think that is probably pretty typical.  They have nice cattle and they are really nice people.  From what I can remember it seemed like when...

She is plenty tall.  She does have a good disposition and is real pretty made.

We are looking for a good Angus bull to breed to our old school clubby bred female to.  She is Maine, Shorthorn, Chi and a touch of Angus.  She is getting up there in years and we want to try and get at least one more replacement out of her that would be able to raise some steers.  She needs...

All these stories make me want to move  :(  Our town used to be one of those small towns, but we were fortunately part of a big oil boom and our small town is no more.  I guess it is a give and take, but I would prefer the small town again.

Disclaimer: I know nothing about feeding this product to animals that are produced FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION, but really?  I can see it being used under the care of a vet for a serious problem, but not by some fitter who thinks he is a vet in order to grow hair, or for whatever the other side...

I dont see why not.  It seems like a fun idea.

I am going to play both sides of the fence here.  I can see your point CarleyE.  There are probably some cows out there that should be just commercial cows and there are probably some that should have been dinner, but who are we to decide what someone else does with their cattle.  On the other...

We have the same rule in our district.  They excuse absences for illness, or family matters, nothing else.  In our family we do 4-h, we hunt, we have a very active life as most people on here probably do.  Who is the school to say when and why my children can be absent.  On the "unexcused...