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Saw alot of awesome Lookout heifers. Sagahatchee had alot of good ones also.

Payday also did well there

We like the ruma fill better, seems like they eat it better than FT and have been seeing good results.

The only adjustable part on them are the screws in the back. But we have never had any problems as far as adjusting goes.... We had them custom made from a guy in town but im sure if you found someone to make them they can do it also, very simple design.

I couldnt figure out how to send the pics in a pm so here they are. They are very simple to make,  they have screws in the back to clamp down to the trailer sides and have hooks that go over the sides of the trailer. they are very efficent and work very well, we have only hauled dividers with...

Having the brackets to hang the stall panels has come in handy for us. We had some custom made so they are removeable and we put them on when we need them.

We have had good luck with the halters with the ring in them, so when they do lead they dont feel the discomfort that comes with pulling on the halter. As far as not having someone behind them we have had good luck with pulling the calf off to the side, then they lose their balance and will walk...

We have had very good luck with the sullivan turbos. They may be a little more expensive but you get what you pay for with them, very high quality fans.

After being at county fair for 5 days we will be there sometime sunday..... (thumbsup)

I would definetly getting some from Farm Tek, we put some up over the windows in our barn and they work awesome!!

BC Lookout- we have a purebred out of him that could certainly be mistaken for a crossbred!! From the day he was born he was solid, stout, hairy and just plain fun to look at. You may want to be careful with birth wheights though, as the only one that we have wheighed in at about 100 lbs, but he...

We have prospect steer and heifer shows in Southeast Minnesota, as well as state fair.

Thank you for all the advice! (clapping)

Just wondering what the best way is to go about slick shearing,if anyone had any diagrams or advice that would be great.

Well when we break calves we usually just put the calf in the chute, put a halter on it and we are lucky enough to have a donkey who is very tame and will walk up next to the chute and we tie the calf's halter to the donkey and let it go. As far as the donkey goes we just use a strap that you...

We have had good luck with a donkey. Where the donkey wants to go the donkey will go. it really helps to have something that will stand there with the steer tied to it and yet is strong enough to hold him if he decides to go. Hope this helps.

Clubby- Ali X Heat Wave Angus- BC Lookout X New Design 0324 :)

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We hvae used the puzzle piece ones before and yes they do work. We only recently bought some sullivan mats but the puzzle piece ones did work for us for a long time.

Just wondering which supplement on the market is proven to be good. Which are ones that you have success with personally?