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This is my sons angus steer he raised. We had champion angus steer at our county fair and also at the northern classic beef open show(Elkhart county Indiana) this weekend.

We mix our own ration and I would put it up against any bagged ration. The only difference is it's 1/2 the price. I have fed them all and they do work well but unless cost isn't a matter then that's the way I would go. We use a premier show calf pellet/supplement in the ration. This ration costs...

This is like runnung into a brick wall tonight. Prayers to his family.  :'( You will be missed.

Its getting too close to the show for a lot of hair growth without a cooler but melatonin works well and Sunglo Epic also works well. I would have been using these products 45 days ago. Epic should be fed 90 days pre show. JMO

We don't spend much time prying here. If it doesn't move it's time to get the blue wrench out!

I'd be happy with that weight range for a HW. He looks awesome and the calf looks great also. Thanks for the pics

What have his calves birth weights been like?

We've got a 2 year old and a 4 year old PB Angus, both with bull calves. The 2 year old is probably bred back. The calves are not PB. We are located in north central IN. PM me for any additional information and prices.

Been there, done that. The first question I ask when purchasing a heifer is if she's guaranteed. Live and learn.

We use a base mix that the mill mixes and then at home we use a cement mixer to mix in any additives. I can mix around 150#'s at a time. I have seen small mills around that mix around 500-750#'s, but they are hard to come by. You could use a regular feed grinder/mixer if you have a tractor to...

How many #'s do you want to mix?

The TC Total calves are doing very good. I've seen some really nice Game On calves.

CONGRATULATIONS  (clapping)  Can I borrow her this fall?

Epic is a Sunglo product. Costs $100 for 50#'s here. Look for your local Sunglo dealer.

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We start them from the time we wean right through the show season, changing it along the way to each calves individual needs. We have had some show heifers milk great after their show life and we have had some pretty average. i would say a lot of it depends on genetics but the feed will...

I agree with BRB. I use a creep that is mostly oats. Some use straight oats. My creep consists of 1200#'s oats, 500# rolled corn, 75# molasses, and 225# 34.5% calf pellets. I would probably change that if i was just creep feeding steers.  I would also feed this based on cow BCS, pasture quality...

Looks like she'd be milk money well spent to me. I don't know what he's asking but she would make a great addition to anyones herd.

Nice calves.  <rock>

I am looking for a show chute, stall dividers, and a blower. Sullivan brand is preferred, but I would look at anything, steel or aluminum. Located in north central IN. Thanks