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Do you people think that he would do good in big shows and explain why. Remember that he is still growing and has to share feed with about 20 other calves.

Nice steer, reminds me of my shorthorn that was born in April

She is a pretty good show animal, good length nice and smooth,

WOW. he is a great bull., well muscled very thick, allot of bone. ;)good job

In our show and sale, we have sheep, beef and swine and rabbits and chickens some times.  Over the years there has been less selling in lambs and more in swine.  Our fair you can only sell one animal, you can give an extra animal but you don't get money for them.  We also added that you have to...

Wow has allot of muscling and is a very good steer

That is a nice steer, a little leggy but otherwise clean

How do i get him more muscley?

I am not interested i am just interested how he looks, and the shes :)

Really nice video

you should post pictures of him and the heifers

I looked at the website and there are very nice animals. who ever buys them will be very impressed and happy

  I think that he would make a nice market steer, maybe a good bull, natural muscling, smooth in the shoulder and nice bone to him :)

Nice heifer, good topline and well muscled, smooth and thin

Nice steer, sound well muscled.

I don't think that there is a certain ear tag for show cattle.  ??? some other people help to tell me if i am wrong

I did not want it to sound like that. Just forget what I said, :-\

Sorry for that, I didnt mean it in that way. :)

I agree with Zak

Very nice steer! ;D (thumbsup)