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Thanks to all that have contacted me about this steer.  The calf is now sold.

You bet!  That's why we bought her.  I'll get on the heifers pretty hard after the steer sales slow down.  I'll post some really cool heifer pictures including the heifer from you.  Thanks Dave. (clapping)

Wanted to show you the eye candy calf we raised this year.  He is one cool customer.  He really has the deep sided, deep flanked fat steer look.  He will make someone a very good project.  What do you think?

Calf is currently still available.  Calf is priced to sell.  Call me or email me and we'll talk. (419)307-3978

The heifer I got from you has settled in nicely.  She is really soggy and gets better every day.  She is not going to get very big but she is sure made good.  She has all the parts I like to see in a female.  We couldn't be happier.  We'll get you the registration information you need as soon as...

The wazn't me females are nice.  They are very fancy and good fronted.  Our experience is they milk OK but not great.  We tried to use him on good angus cows and we had alot of luck with that.  Not as much luck with him on crossbred cows.  We currently have about 10 WM females and they are not...

He weighs about 625 lbs.  He should work great for a mid to late summer show.  He is as smooth as you can make one and gentle as a kitten.  I clipped him by myself and he stood like a statue for well over an hour.  It's hard to let ones like this go.  Here is a rear view.

Here's another picture.  Thanks to all who have shown an interest.  This calf is really good and priced to sell.  Feel free to call me or text me.  I will get back to you as soon as I can. Dave.

This is a march eye candy steer for sale that is located in NW Ohio.  He is kid broke and stands like a statue for clippers.  He loves to be messed with and will make someone a great project.  He is stout, sound and fuzzy.  He has a very soft look and is as smooth as you can make one.  This...

This is a march eye candy x wan't me steer that we raised.  What do you think?

Things are getting pretty serious here in NW Ohio.  It is an absolute mud fest!  The area seems to be slowly transforming back into "The Great Black Swamp"!  I would venture to guess that less than 10% of the acres have been harvested and little to no wheat has been planted.  It just won't stop...