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we had a heifer do it because of stress this winter. she slipped on ice once at a show and it went away after a week. then everytime you went to wash her she swelled back up again. it started going down faster and faster because at first it would take a few hours to go back down and then later...

to be honest with you, i have never really cared mostly because if you have a crossbred calf here in ohio, it gets a tag if you are in the best program and if you are showing at a county fair, then you probably have another tag for that too. i would say non show side though but i really think it...

The big ten is not on a down slide except for ohio state, they had a winning record in bowl games last year, all wins coming against top 25 teams and the three losses were extremely close. Here are some reasons why nebraska fit the big ten 1.The big ten now has 3 of the 5 all time winningest...

find a heifer with papers and best bet still is to find a younger one. try and stay out of the january february class and the march april class for sure. maines, chis and shorthorns are the toughest of the breeds normally in the best shows. if you can get a nice made crossbred thats younger then...

my guess is that it is totally blind. the way i figure it is how his ears are always back and moving around. i'm surprised he moved that much though because the blind one's i've seen before stand still as much as possible. he'd probably be pretty tame, at least the blind one's i've seen were.

something big hipped. ours were fairly nice calves just didn't have enough rear in them to really stand out. they don't seem to lack a lot of hair either. one direct hit steer we raised was second in class at louisville.

yeah i am wondering the same thing, saw some pictures of his calves in the show circuit and they looked real good.

i have seen him many times in person and about all of his calves. he worked real well as a clean up bull for a couple years before the owners decided to try and promote him. i've seen him grow up and have always liked him. he is pretty complete and still powerful. definitely puts a good look in...

last year our calves lost their hair in february. it was really cold in the first part of the month then got up to a little over freezing for a week and then they shucked hair like there was no tomorrow. most of the time we can hold the hair until the end of march when the show season is over...

the red baldy monopoly heifer was my favorite heifer there. liked the sis heifer too but the baldy was super feminine but still thick and correct.

i don't know if rocky balboa is as much a calving ease as dirty hairy just because he puts a lot a shape in his calves, and not that it's a bad thing. it just seems that he puts some hip in them and that they have a little harder time coming out then.

i really liked this heifer when i saw her on saturday. she's definitely got the power and has plenty of hair and style to go along with a good base. she should be real good.

woops, my bad. must have heard it wrong. they are still worth looking at though.

the wisdom is out of a golden child cow. she's a full sib to the one they sold last year. the monopoly calf is good too. he's young but really cool. i highly suggest looking at these calves in person. i went down two weeks ago and saw them.

i was just there today and dwight told me they were coming soon. kinda upset i missed them. sure look good in the pics. dwight has several good my turns in his sale.

we have used hot spot with good luck. showed a steer out of him as a fat at naile. we took him to kansas city too but he wasn't quite finished then but looked better at lousiville. he stood middle of his class at kansas city and was fourth in louisville. he should add some middle and the calves...

the first one. shows he has some hip but is also smooth long bodied and correct on his feet and legs. nice calf btw.

we thought about breeding a maintainer heifer to open bar but didn't buy the semen early enough. she'll prolly get bred to him next year. i've only seen a couple but i really liked the heifer i saw and she did some winning in indiana.

the lamborghini cattle have really intrigued me. what does he work well on? he seems to add style and hair. all cattle i have seen out of him kinda had the same look.

you can also get a good buy on one. if you are going to try and jockey a few then buy some green ones early give them some feed and care then hopefully you can sell them for more later. we bought a heifer out of a spring sale last year and haven't been disappointed by her yet. she will make an...