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The old plastic wash brush,gets used all year till it falls apart then you go get a new one,and the process continues.

I think a lil more time with mom won't hurt,turn her out at night with the cow.Hard to make money with cows if they only have 3 months to raise a calf.

Thriller will really make em stout.

I think this ol' world could use a little more of that!

Take that design to LIDZ and they will make you a hat.

Put her in a squeeze and crank her head down.i don't clip any heads in a clipping chute(they are not sturdy enough if they decide to freak out)

More grain!

Thanks for the info.

Just slick shear em ,and cover them in mud before you take them to the sale barn.

Tyler Trihus had a market heifer 3 or 4 yrs ago,she was marked liked a shorthorn,from Matt Lautner's sale.It seemed like she won every show she went to, I was wondering if anyone knew what became of her? Did she get slaughtered or become a cow?

OK I did this last yr to 2 angus heifers with warts a month before I showed them.pinch n pull the warts off,they will bleed n look like they were in a street fight. I put BAG BALM on the areas everyday for a week,they were healed up after that.Don't be screwing around with liquid nitrogen if you...

needle nose pliers,squeeze n pull.

But all these diamonds in the rough you guys are talking about were frame scores 8- 9,back in those days.

Did this bull ever have any major show wins? I remember a lot of hype around him in Denver, then nothing.

I.m asking because I have the semen,also have Walks Alone,but not gonna trust him on second calvers.Wanting to use what I got not buy more.

Just curious what everyones opinions on breeding for second calvers,i have two purebred angus and a half maine,Would one be a better calving choice or would they both be about the same.I haven't heard of any horror stories on either bull,but not looking to start my own either.

I don't care how quiet they are, I always clip heads in the squeeze,they seem to blow apart too easy.A squeeze ain't goin anywhere.

I think I80 would work,but don't be afraid to breed them to an easy calving angus the first time around.

Just keep tying her up,it will take time,but she will eventually give in and the calf will get more aggressive with age.

Don't forget Bleedin Purple