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I had thought about trying hocus pocus or ezall but wasn't sure if it would leave greasy spots on it. The black paint that got sprayed on it was just Jet Black (the sullivans kind). and it did have time to dry because I did not even know that it was on there...i will give it a try

I bought a new Columbia coat at Denver this year and while on the hill, some how got black paint sprayed all over the back. How in the world can I get this out without ruining the coat??? ??? ???

I was in Mrs. Woodmans morning kindergarten class. Thought that I wanted to be an architect :o I now know how terribly wrong I was!! lol Now I am planning to head into the nursing field in college. I too wonder what happened to all the time. It seems like just yesterday when I was still a little...

For your first question, I believe we give each calf 3-4 feet each. It gives them enough room to lay down but not be jearks and stand sideways. I am also located in CO and we use a swamp cooler. Just one. We do have air conditioners but with the dryness of CO's air, I find them to not be as...

I would absolutly LOVE to be able to rinse every day during the winter. I would if I could.With school and it getting dark so soon, it is just not as possible as I would like it to be. Even when it is cold, we will rinse. You just have to make really really sure that they are BONE DRY. If you...

I haven't seen him in person. I would go ahead and give Clint Filipeck a call at Prarie Clover Rances in ND. He is the one who raised him, but he will definetly tell you what he thinks and won't bs you.

I like the way you think TJ. Also vote no music. I like the more natual pictures of the cattle, but they have to be good pictures. I have seen some pictures of calves that makes me wonder "why bother". I like the video clips. Doc said something about them taking too long to load, I think you...

I am happy to say that this was my last first day of high school...EVER!!!! I couldn't be happier either.  ;D ;D (clapping) (clapping)  Farmboy, high school will go faster than you think it will!!!

I have one bred to him. She's a Stricly Business daughter so I hope that they turn out well. Mains12, I'll have to post pics for you if the calf is any good...well I'll probably post pics anyway ;D

I would totally go for that kind of lawn mower. Looks like fun (clapping) (clapping)

I absolutly can't WAIT to get next years show calves.  ;D (clapping) (The Show Circuit isn't helping any either) (lol)

Cows you got that one right!!!! (clapping) (clapping) (clapping)

Likewise. I've been having problems for a week or so. With DSL it shouldn't take 5 minutes to load the page. ::)

I think we have a 5' upright showbox, and it does just fine. I do use the synthetic brush (you are talking the plastic one that most horse people use right?) and it works wonderful. I almost prefer it over the rice root beucase it actually gets down to the skin without mashing all the hair...

We use wheat germ oil for all our calves, along with corn. The two combined seem to put weight on fairly quick. Once we started feeding it to them their hair also seemed to be softer. We topdress with 3 oz. per day. ;D

Pigguy is right. If you leave them wet the heat from their body heats up the water left on them and thus makes them much hotter than they were to begin with. Read Red's article on summer hair care. It should help a lot.

ELVIS

Thats a no for me too. But I sure wish our county would get their behinds in gear. They are supposed to be building a new horse barn so us beef kids can have the whole barn instead of being crowded in half of it. Cowz do you know if they are going to have it done in time? :-\

I like the tail adhesive the best.

When I am looking at the structure of the prospects, I always look at the feet. Where the hoof meets the 'hair line', that line should have a slight slope towards the back. I have noticed that if that hairline is level, the calf usually ends up being too straight or a cripple.