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Budweiser and Blues Hog made in Quincy IL

No, I haven't been to any shows. Their bedding was damp dirty woodchips for a while. I wonder if that could have something to do with it. But what do I do to get rid of it?

I think my calves have scurvy. They have flacky skin coming off of their back legs and its a bit tender when I comb them. How do I get rid of it? Also how do people use the linement hair stimulator? Thanks, Brady

I was wondering how people used these products. For instance how often, do you delute them, are they used in wet or dry hair? Thanks, Brady

What type of cows do these bulls work best on?

Nice Calves!!! That first calft is crazy cromed!!!

We use the hot pink ones. On black cattle they are easy to spot. We use a curry comb and a the adhesive rag that comes with them to clean they tailhead. But before the patch goes on I warm it up in my pocket for a bit. I think the heated adhesive makes is stick a bit better, and when it sticks...

We use a black leg vaccine cultured from one of our calves that was sick and multi min

We always use the two week rule. They can calve two weeks before or after thier due date. Anything outside of those dates we consider it a clean up bull.

What about Paper Boy like a play off of Milkman

My sister has had a litter of blue heeler puppies. This is the last one Female 10 weeks old. Out of working parents. Current on vaccinations. Located in northeast Missouri. Did I mention she is FREE to a good home. Call Evan at 573-228-0687

We had our Vanilla Ice calve today. She was bred to a Black Out an angus bull. Calf was 90-100 lbs. She had plenty of milk.

We have one that will be calving sometime in the near future.

The Indian Outlaw Bull is an interesting cross.

At our fair each exhibitor can sell one animal, and the buyer actually takes the animal or sends it with the man who floors the livestock. If you choose to keep it to show it to show at state fair or whatever you have to reserve the rights to it until a certain date. But if the animal dies...

I say Dr. Who. I raised a county fair champion by him, and I have a Dr. Who X Sim Angus heifer that I love.

Cloudy days are always best for any type a photography. It's softer lighting with out shadows.

She's a Wild Side by Gold Rush Cow.

I thought I would do a little practicing. How did I do?

She really doesn't have structural issues she just standing on frozen clodded ground, but I can see where she might appear that way. She milks fairly well has raised a calf every year. I have a daughter out of her by Ali an amazing little thing, but the cost is what is detouring me from using...