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Cool lookin steer. I like him. What is he?  I'd say he's more than" good enough". NICE STEER

I have never used this but thought about trying it? Any info is appreciated. Thanks

Anybody ever try Rumafill? Showtecs full tank if you wanna call it that. It is cheaper than beet pulp and full tank and I believe it  to be as good as full tank and better than beet pulp for less money. Plus you don't have to wet it to get the same effect. Also soyhull pellets are a great gut...

Tons of good points on here. Along with all that said, I try to tell my kids, money can buy you anything. Where is the pride in buying that high rent calf? I realize that feeding them is a huge part, but around here, mom, dad, hired hand do all the work except the showing. I am trying to teach...

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I used excel and created my own. It's taken several years to get it exactly how I like. I use it for the cattle and the showpigs. Beats the heck out of paper. I've got the program on my cell phone and sync it with the computer so it's always with me. Comes in very handy on the phone.

That's a good price. All the haysavers around here are at least $500. This is different than most of them, but seems very reasonable.Wish I wasn't 600 miles away.

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Have a friend that has used Salute for several years now. All I"ve seen is some awesome heifers with no dead cows in sight.

Final Answer calves due april and a bunch of new herd sire calves, DF Outlook, due from now until April.

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I'd try several different Schaff bulls. Final Answer seems to do pretty well in a lot of areas. He has a very high accuracy % on calving ease(-1.0), WW(+61), YW(+105), and MM(+20). I have seen some very good females out of him. Pioneer might be another one to look at. Net Worth is hard to beat...

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North central Indiana. 25 miles south of South Bend, 50 miles west of Ft. Wayne, 120 miles north of Indy. Right in the heart of amish land.  ;D

I like the Wilson bull better. Guess I didn't see them get around though. I just think he's got a lot more lenght of body than the Dameron bull.

We've fed them with corn gluten for years to the cows.  We gauge the amount fed based off of the quality of hay we're feeding.

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That's awesome!

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