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I can't speak on the simbrah, but the simmi at Houston is legit. My only problem with her is I didn't buy her when I had the chance

I may be wrong because I've never tried it, but there's not much money to be made hauling show cattle. People either pull their own or they put them on the county/chapter trailer for free.

Their good for shows like the Houston jr show that doesn't allow corded clippers. I couldn't imagine fully clipping a calf with them, but for touch up and getting them just right on show day their great.

This is who I would use: http://shop.clipperoutlet.com/ He also does a great job sharpening blades.

The new barn at fort worth is the same way, but it also has a bar running across the top. You have to take your own panels so you'll have something to tie the cattle to.  Wire them to the rings and the uprights for the top crossbar if there is one, and wire your end panels to the gate panels too.

Genetics, genetics, and feed him!!!!! I've got 400lb calves that were just weaned eating more than that.

I like the blue ones for the shows. Came in really handy at the fort worth jr show this year. It was up in the 60-70s this year and they don't allow fans at the jr show.

Well giggty, playing checkers it'd be your move

Your correct. They have to be 15/16 to show at the jr shows and state show. Regionals, nationals, and most open shows do have a percentage show though. You could jackpot a percentage, but you would always show as an AOB or ORB.

How old is she? Your probably not gonna get too many response because most of the people on here have never seen a brahman lol. American(especially brahman) cattle have never been my forte. I've worked with some of the best ones out there and can tell you a good one from a bad one but I can't...

Call Bullseye. Probably a little more affordable and really nice cattle. They won the jr and I think the open heifer shows at fort worth just a few weeks ago.

I've never been a fan of horse halters. I'd take a piece of string and tie under his halter from ear to ear before I tried anything else.

My thoughts as well

Big feral hogs like that are better left for the birds. You could process one, but the meat is pretty bad. Smaller ones are usually okay to eat but it wouldn't be my first choice.

I'll have a simmental there

"In the months ahead, we will continue to look for new ways to partner with the oil and gas industry to increase our energy security," Obama said. How can you say that after rejecting a project like that?!

To answer your question, he will continue to grow hair.

Get some MGT! Its mainly marketed for horses, and its very oily. Use it as directed and you'll be amazed with the results.

Plenty of light and don't forget electricity  (lol)

This is the first "bad" calving report I've heard about FB. My guess is it's just a fluke deal.