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bubonic plage!

im useing this to keep record of all my adventures in the beef world and keep asking questions and getting advice. today i finally get my clippers!  these are the first big investment in my calves that i have made.  they are a pair of gold oster clipmaster variable speeds.  they were used but...

ok.  is anyone going to be there that will be fitting?

beautiful girl u have there,

nice shape, a little wasty but thats expected in a bull, good breeding behind him

that was incredibly helpful thanks!

really??!!!!! im just going to watch. and i am driving in from like 2 1/2 hours away. 

if i could only aford her...

she is built like a winner

id let them spend supervised time together to help them get used to one another then after they get who is dominent out of the way they should create a herd of their own and stick together and be just fine

how important is it to have the legs of a breeding heifer trained?

how early do you think i should get there to see some fitting if the show starts at 9 am? 

if the animal is taking its good old time then this method will help speed things up but if they are eating just fine there is no reason for it

ours have to make a certain weight, 1100 for beef, 130 for pigs and idk about lambs.  we dont have to much trouble selling underweight animals, the guy who hauls them to the feedlot to be killed off just buys them and finishes them off

i love his shape and depth!  very nice animal you have.  he looks to be a little wasty in the sheath but otherwise awsome! good luck with your season!

thanks! im hoping to have fun and get to learn alot. i think it could be a good opertunity to get some good info

congadualtions, feel better!

weed  ;)

i really like his shape and look.  very sylish and almost modern looking.  i would run him with my herd(if i had one)

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