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I think we are all concerned, but we can't fix stupid.

American Honey, there is nothing anyone can say, or do to change an animal activist's mind. They already have their pre conceived notions about how things are, whether it's raising beef, or the processing part. Most of what they hear is untrue. The thing that still amazes me about that video...

I thought it was done very well. Kudos to Cargill for implementing Temple Grandin's method of moving cattle. The first thing I noticed was how quiet it was. No cattle bellering, rushing around panicked, nothing. I come from a family of packing house workers. My husband for a few years, My Dad...

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Hubby is there, I had to work. He bought one at the classic, and lot #144 at Gassman's. He said it was a powerful set of females. Can't wait to see them tonight.

Merry Christmas RW, and everyone at Steer Planet. Have a safe, and Happy Holiday season!! Double A Club Calves

Very true. We keep ours separate for that very reason too.

I agree, she would look nice in my pasture, if you want to get rid of the poor thing. (thumbsup)

That's a tough one. Once an animal knows they can get away, they will do anything to accomplish their goal. How is he with a halter, being led? Sometimes those critters run with the halter on too. Very dangerous. Go ahead and try the lower electric fence, I have seen steers time the pulse of the...

(clapping) Happy Holidays Brad!!

We used to have a cow that would show heat for 3 or 4 cycles when bred, always when she was carrying a bull calf. Strange, but true.

She's a nice heifer. Looks to be pretty thick.

Duane purchased a Boo Who steer from us several years ago. I still remember him walking around our place looking at calves.   RIP Duane. (angel)

Blue Star ointment is the best, and the cheapest fix we have ever found. You can get it over the counter at most any drug store. Just ask for it. Usually one treatment works, and hair is growing back in just a few days. Make sure you disinfect all of the areas the cattle are exposed to, bunks...

I was curious about him too. We bought two bred heifers at The North Central Simmental Fall Classic a couple of weeks ago. One heifer, a Maximus 391/HBHP Princess Legacy573  is bred to him. We like both of these heifers allot. We think they both have a bright future.

Thanks for the info on Full Throttle!!

You said it there, Mark! He is gorgeous!!!

It was a buyers market. Sales were low. Disappointing. A little better than last year, but some nice show calves went cheap.

I like her! Some day I am going to get a nice Charolais female.

Got one cow out of him. You're right on that. She has good calves though. Secret Service is another one.