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Yeah I agree with vc and referring to the last time you asked for pictures Ryan's advice. 95% of what you'd see is the genetics of the animal being maximized to it's potential. So whatever it is your fishing for you need to stop because you won't see the drastic change you're looking for.

What do you think?

Its been a while and they are a little long for the ring. But at this point may just have to wait

How well of a job does jim do? I've never seen him.

Yeah his truck had a fan belt go out and didn't make it to is.

We usually use Craig but mechanical issues kept him from coming. This heifer Is showing next weekend so I need them done Monday.

Who do y'all north texans on here use to do y'all's feet? I need one done ASAP.

Couldn't agree more tallcool. That's exactly what I told the vet at kc lol

I'd say it works if you put the work in. I fed it for a season and it helped out a little while I wasn't able to work my heifers the way they needed to be since I was a t achool. But when I got to really work them I saw a good but of difference. I am not a huge fan of the implants it's just...

Livestock chiropractors aren't an approved method of treatment by the national vet service or so the arena vet at Kansas City told me this morning they have their own board and body to report to. I'm sure rackranch can tell you everything you need to know. I'm a firm believer in it.

Cattle judges are usually from collegiate judging teams and coaches while some are high profile managers and people who are around cattle a lot. Some are chosen by the facilitators of the show as a friend who knows cattle and will volunteer their time for a small amount of money to judge. I...

Which trendsetter? the Maine from buck or other?

The thing with bojo is the cow has to have some size. He will knock the wheels out from under one.

Is the heifer a half blood? MAB is registered quarter blood

Another place would be cattle.com. You can look the bull up and on the page it shows semen price at all the above mentioned distributors.

I am with Muddy Creek if the 85 pound BW makes or breaks a bull they are SOL going down the HW genetic strain. There is always potential for large calves but there is that same problem with any bull just manage the cows right and there won't be a problem

We used one.

Usually implant 90-60 days out.

I think what he's trying to say is that his shoulder appears that he will make it to 1300 pounds or a finished steer and still be sound.

90 is a purebred in the maine registration book it goes fullblood, purebred, 3/4, 5/8, 1/2, 3/8, 1/4. So him being 90 would make him a purebred, making the calf a 50 making grandchildren 25.