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I agree, but don't limit water if giving them, and Probias a day after to start the guts bugs again.

I have always had prizes awarded from both rings. If I pay the entry fee I want a shot at winning something back from both. I have seen widely different placing's in rings and just picking one ring to pay out dose not seem a good option. In the magazines I see a overall for both rings all the...

I have already done this to get replacements but it was sim-ang. X meyer 735 a meyer grandson with a irish whiskey dam. I am a freshmen in HS so I cannot start another cycle of maternal cattle. I need to breed for steers NOW. If you have cows that are not heifer mates to steers, then you have...

Better to start with cows with no clubby in them then the heifer mates to steers to produce clubbys. Meyer 734 X Angus F1s are not really clubby bred but have a great track record of producing the good steers. F1s, whether it be Simmi X Angus or Maine X Angus, have a great chance of getting good...

Make sure you take the buddy steer with you to weigh in. If its anything like ours its kinda loud and hectic. Keep real calm, let everyone know to be real calm and slow around this calf. A good experience away from home can make or break it now. If its a good time it might be what you need to...

I would have something on hand for bloat. Maybe mineral oil and a drench gun to administer it. Or a bloat go of some kind but make up your mind which on you are using first as you cant use both at one time. http://www.shanestack.com/shop/index.php?page=shop-flypage-11419 There are a couple...

Monopoly.

Irish Whiskey X Meyer 734. Lost his mom suddenly this summer. He was so cool when born we would like to use him. Everything gets finisher when weaned. Need to get some fat on them for the sale. Can now, because of room start sorting a bit and feed different. Will be getting the replacement...

No still a bull. He is a march calf. Been weaned since the August. Has been on a finisher. Not sure the #s.

Have a ET bull that had a horrible mother. Older cow with a bad udder. Yes she is gone, no I didn't keep any daughters, anyway back to the calf. He is stunted, still built well, his brother is a good looking calf so the genetics are there. How would I feed the little guy to get the most out of...

Any updates on the calf's attitude?

I saw that too after I posted it. I just found the example online, not a personal photo thank goodness.

If that is as full as she looks I would not worry about her at all. Her stomach is on the left side so it will be fuller on that side and is normal. If she gets as full as the photo then worry.

You take home the recip cow and have to take the risk of calving problems. Usually its a 60 day pregnancy that is guaranteed,  It does not guarantee a live calf. I would also look at the recip cow to see attitude and size.

Have seen some nice One and Only calves.

For COOL labeling, don't they want country of birth, country where fed and country where processed? Lots of north American cattle cross borders for these stages in life to death. That would add money to keep track of that. And if born in Canada but fed and processed in US, who gets the label?

Double Vision, Double Stuff.

A little more info? Family name, farm name, location, any national treasures or rivers or parks and such close by?

Hey Mark, what do the letters, after the names of the parents, mean in the pedigrees? (QSR) (QPR) (QS) (Q) you get the idea. Also when she says Homo Red, does that mean free of the diluter gene?

I know the sire, but on the dams side there is a bull called Full Attack. Anyone got any info on him? I also know that Yatzees dam was a yellow(smoke) baldie. Just wondering where the Hereford colouring on O&O calves is coming from. Have seen a few by him coloured  this way, but I don't think...