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Lets play "what if" here... I buy a heifer that the seller retains a flush right on.  I don't do ET in my herd.  The seller looses the dam of my heifer and requests to flush her and we work out the particulars.  For some reason after the flush she will not re-breed. (I know that this would be a...

How tall is this heifer at the hip?

I like the first three pictures on the Grand Drive page!

Anybody have the results of the Grand Drive?

I was on the buyer end of this deal... We attended an auction at a pure bred angus breeder.  We ended up purchasing a bull calf with the intentions of steering him and my daughter showing him at the county fair.  This  calf was purchased right at sale barn price.  We were at the State Fair a...

I got this from my mother-in-law with a little help from Jill.  I think they are trying to tell me something!

Try putting % in front of the partial name you have.  Example:  %cunia

As to your market heifer question... I would not think that it should be required that a market heifer be bred to show.  After all this is a market class and market heifers in a feed lot are not usually bred (even though I know a person that did an experiment by breeding some heifers in the last...

If it the first calf that the youngster is to show, temperment is the most important thing I think.  If the calf is tame and the child likes him, this should be a great experience.  If he (the steer) has a bad attitude then it could be a train wreck.

Jill, I need to find the picture of your niece on the halter of a Hereford.  Maybe you could use it for advertising for your new endeavor!!! ;D I think that I am going to start a Polled Longhorn herd.

Jill & Earl, I don't want to spoil her too much.. she will come to expect it.  As for the lodging... It was  a new tent after all.  I hope that the glow didn't keep you up! (lol)  It looks like it is going to be a hot fair next week.  See Ya.

If  you take your wife out for dinner and a show for her birthday and it involves the 4-H food stand and a hog show.  Did that last year..

I heard from some of my good friends that "senior" member Jill was looking for some names for heifers that start with a "T". How about "Tango Dancer"  or "Tango Girl"?  Keep that glow about you as you prepare for the fair!