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Always good to get feedback good and bad. Pleased everyone likes the hfr.  (thumbsup) On the bull I will post some more pics when he is a bit further along. With out making excuses I think he may better that the pics but you can only judge what you can see. I put pics here for feedback and am...

Thanks for your comments. A few points I had not noticed on the bull and hoping with some more feed he might smooth out some more.

I usually put a few pics up at this time of the year for comment. Shows are two months out and the cattle are still pretty green but are eating well. Both are 16 months the hfr is by Ironstone and the Bull by an Aussie Sire Dylemma Radar. <beer>

AJ you might be interested in this article about the highline and lowline experiment run in Australia over many years. Sort of fits in to this thread. Also debunks miths. http://www.livestocklibrary.com.au/bitstream/handle/1234/8566/Parnell94.PDF?sequence=1

Greyhounds really feel the cold and it is winter. She is the most placid and lazy dog I have ever had lays around and sleeps all day. Unless it sees a rabbit or a wallaby then it is very quick.

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Well lots of people on here post pics of there kids and cattle. I am just as as proud as any other parent here are my kids plus our new dog yes an adobted retired greyhound working on their calf. :)

They look very good Jamie. I like the top cow and the old girl looks good for her age.

Not feeling the love MCC <beer>

Congrats to the family great to let us follow your kids journey over the years. Love it (clapping)

The two biggest put downs I have heard If I could change anything about this bull it would be everything from the halter back and The best place for this bull would be between two bits of bread.

Well it is great to see some bickering back on SP again even if it is over something as trivial as this. A hot shot as Jeff is getting at is a tool when used in the right hands on a small % of cattle has a real place. The trouble with hot shots is many people instead of proding the 1 or 2 in 100...

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(clapping) Congrats to your boy

Very nice bull from a very good operation. Good buy Stu.  (thumbsup)

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Very cool calves  (thumbsup)

Mill Iron A just because grass fed does not work where you live does not mean it is not efficient in other parts of the world. We can grow grass easily and cheaply we use high performance cattle that grow and gain quickly on grass the grows nearly year round. Interestingly the packer I buy for...

That's exciting. Your scanning/ shorthorn breeder man should be good for a few tips.

Mark and Telos thanks for comments. Mark to answer your question as far as steer comps most are terminal so blowing yes, fans some, cool rooms no. In stud shows some of your trends are followed but still cattle I would say have a more natural look.