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A little time on a bulkier show type feed n that flank will look alot deeper.  At that price you're only cpl hundred over graded feeder price...If you can't sell him for that then there's something wrong with the world today. 

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Limestone Trifecta comes to mind as a pure Simmi momma maker bull.  I've seen a few of his calves this fall out of An and An x MA cows and they all had the maternal look.  Deep bodied, lots of spring of rib cage and good structureed.  You may also want to take a look at...

I don't know much about blogs, but is there any way you can do something with the photos to increase size.  Or maybe take them closer.  I can't see a thing on them and when i click on them to enlarge they still come up same size.  JMO

It would be awesome if Steerplanet offered a FREE CLASSIFIEDS section. those calves "Sale Classifieds" arent what im looking Then exactally what type are you looking for, other than "good"  ??? ???  because i never heard anyone say "I'm looking for a bad one".  <rock>

Go with 20 ft, extra length well worth little difference in price.  Side ramp 4 ft wide, 2 divider gates adjustable /removable, tie rails inside and outside. 6 interior lights, 8 exterior lights ( 3 on each side, 2 in rear), brackets, carrier, rack (whatever you want to call it) to haul chutes...

Yes it is.  Brush from tail towards head and upward at an angle towards his head.

Good cows for 2 reasons.  1. You already know they can breed and have a calf and raise it for you.  All those risks are there if you go with heifers.  2.  The offspring of the cows can show you what worked with them or often times didn't work so breeding choices may be easier to decide.  As far...

Here are a few that may be of interest to you and provide what you are looking for http://www.whiteroostercattle.com/sires.html    Also don't overlook Grizzly and Meyer 735.  Any of these will give you calves that are make good mammas which I'm guessing is what you're after.  The steer calves...

The calf that Goretskas won KC with in 2010 was a My Turn on a Maine X cow.

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If your old milkhouse was anything like our old milkhouse( cement block walls with a cement floorand a so so drop ceiling) your R factor for insulation is next to zero.  The walk in cooler shell should be a great improvement over what your using now. 

Is the Tri-State show going to be held this year?  Info on web site is still from last year.

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You can also shoot it straight in her nostril.  We use a tip from a nasalgen doser.  It works quicker than the oral way.

I'm guessing these are the Andis style blades.  Get them resharpened.  Almost all show supply dealers can sharpen them or send them to Sullivans.  Only cost a couple bucks a set.

First off your pics are actually pretty good compared to alot on here.  Secondly so is your steer.  (clapping)  He may be a little straight on back legs but still looks sound enough.  Are you soaking the beet pulp before feeding it?  We usually soak it over night if we can, they seem to eat it...

There's no way to tell for certain until you charge.  As long as it doesn't have any obvious damage to it put some nitrogen in see what happens. I've seen some pretty old tanks still working just fine

When i finshed showing as youth 20 yrs or so ago we had 129 steers, roughly 150 pigs and 120 lambs( goats hadn't started then).  Overr the next 10-12 yrs the steers dropped into mid 50's while the hogs went to 400+ and lambs and  goats held in 120-130 when they let goats in. this year we have 92...