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Nah just a handkerchief. There isn't any hair to comb.

Troubadour would be my choice on her.

La Muneca cattle has some really good brahmans. But if I were you, I'd just go straight to V8.

Congrats!!!!! :)

Do not use Fat Butt! His bw is more than 100 pounds. definitely not heifer safe.

Kris Black's polar Ice would be a good one.

I would like to see him on the move

Well I like his picture...I have no idea what he looks like in person though.

Grizzly was only 65...if she has an adequately wide pelvis she should be fine.

Spray revive or some type of heavy oil on it about twice a week and that will help.

He's a good steer, just a little wasty fronted.

Good luck!! What's his bw?

Jake's Proud Jazz is considered heifer safe.

I have seen some really nice looking, flashy EC x Shorthorn calves.

I also don't give them water the night before the show, and wait till right before I bring them into the ring and give them as much as they'll drink. I've heard someone say that before they fit them, they shove a handful of salt in their mouth so they will drink a lot and they will look full and...

Well I like to go early in the morning before the show and feed, wash, and blow them out and spray some zoom bloom or kleen sheen on them. Then I let them lay down and rest for a couple of hours. Then I get them up, blow them off, and fit them. Idk if this what you're asking for...

BRAHMAN!!!!!!!!!!! Just kidding. I like Maines and Simmies.

Put in a permanent bull ring. My bull, you know Black Jack, was the biggest baby when he was six months and I assumed putting in a nose ring wasn't necessary, so I didn't. When he reached about a year, he started getting ornery and bullish and we had to put one in. He was still a big puppy, but...

It's $100 a head per month plus feed for me.

No longer for sale :'(