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This is not negative but more concerned really.  Brett Duke or brettcduke on SP agreed to buy some Ali semen a few months ago from me.  Last time I talked to him (2nd time) everything seemed great but have not been able to contact again via phone or email.  I assume he doesn't want the semen...

It seems the Website God didn't like my comment.  I guess it's true that it will be hanging above the bull and I can see for myself, but these are often used in advertising of some sort and not everyone will see the bull or a different picture.  I have seen it before with straight pasterns and...

I am using some Rendition now but have used Built Right in the past.  If I were breeding a heifer, I would use Built Right because I know what he throws and they are good.

Don't forget what the tag doesn't tell you.  It's  60% water.  It's only 16% protein.  And they reccomend you take the lid off your feeders so they can drink it.  Genius.  I've seen cows that were on good liquid and the next year changed to this.  They did OK but lost body condition and ate...

It's cheap and I suppose that's good.  But at 60% water and a TDN level equal to what poor quality grass is, I would definitely buy a quality liquid supplement.  It will work but the intakes must be double what a quality supplement would be to deliver equal nutrition.  For instance, if it costs...

Every steer has a natural growth curve no matter what he's fed.  Yours should be reaching the end and entering the fattening phase.  I would stop doing all the extras and focus on one quality finisher product (we use Honor Show Chow's Finishing Touch) and Power Fuel.  Don't forget that intake is...

Built Right is the most consistent.  On power he would be perfect.  I wouldn't use Star Power again.  Our Built Right's have been really nice.

Winning fill is just a Silage mix to me.  It does nothing extra to expand the cattle above what normal feed and hay will do.  Full Tank however, expands tremendously when wet even compared to beet pulp (2-3 times as much).  We've used it on several steers and noticed a difference.

This is TOTALLY nutritonal.  Those females need a lot more than just a little extra to breed back properly.  They are milking, cutting teeth, and still trying to grow.  Just plan on spending an extra $60 to $90 above regular cow costs and time it correctly.  About 40 days prior to and 30 days...

Harwood 209, Northern Improvement (on exotics), Habanero sons except Lifeline (very hard keepers).  Dr. Who, though I've not used him.  Don't get your steer producing cows to clubby.

Is there a reason half of this bull is covered up by his name?  Big fronted? Straight?  I'll find out in a couple weeks.

He's going to our County and then to Fort Worth.

Another pic of the Snow Steer.

Niece's Steer.  Just curious about opinions.  Show next week.

I love our Northern Improvement daughters.  They raise our best steers today.  Recently though we have found this bull and he is much easier calving than NI.  More moderate and powerful and possibly even better fronted.  His BWEPD is .7 He is an Oldhe bred bull.  Has the power and look but much...

Feed Purina's Wind & Rain mineral loose in an open feeder and it won't ever set up.  Take an old tub and drill a hole in the bottom center and hammer a rod with a washer welded to the end to secure it to the ground.  Then drill three small holes around the edges.  It can rain 10 foot on that...

Use Jakes Proud Jazz if she is big and pretty.

I sent a pm to you.  The steer I have is out of a Full Flush grandson and simangus cow.  He would be perfect.  Full brother won Central TX youth fair last year.

The point of these sales in most cases is to "trade cattle" buy spending 50k at their sale and they spend 50k at yours.  Then the grandad wanting to raise a few for his grandkids thinks he has to spend 10k on a bull or heifer worth 4k if he wants to get anything bought.  There are enough of...