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Hey Beefmaster, you had questions about getting into judging online. STEER AWAY FROM IT. If you want to learn to evaluate livestock, you need to do it on live animals with a knowledgeable coach. I am by no means trying to be condescending, but as reserve Colorado 4-H livestock judge and 3 time...

Saw your guys' Lot 1 steer on the trailer when I picked up some heifers on a back haul. Super stout.

Oh yes, I know tall stubble is one of the oldest and best tricks in the book. But on these calves, I certainly have nothing to hide in terms of structural correctness and soundness. I think we'll just go ahead and set up a little mowed pen in the pasture and go from there. Thanks.

I've got a few calves to sell this fall, and I am curious about the best settings in which to take photos and video. We have several different backdrops including a newly built windbreak. When picturing calves, should we do it out in the pasture with no really easily seen background...

If you want to send her to Denver, my barn will be open for her this winter!  ;D Louisville is a big show, but she looks like she's going to stand out among a lot of good ones. Very nice female.

A couple more things. Your calf isn't going to magically grow muscle with a super duper feed supplement. Daily exercise will help a little. When he's fat, however, it will also get him hot and shed condition. Keeping calves in shape is a good idea in order to keep them sound and to also help...

When combing/brushing hair, do it wet. You're making a lot more progress with wet hair than with dry hair. I am by no means a big time showman, but I've had my share of show steers and am getting into the business a little more seriously. Hopefully this info will help you out. My calves...

Home work is key here. Good hair at home means good hair at the show. Basically just have them boogers really, really clean to help that hair pop. Basically clip just like you would for a fit show, but make sure your legs and tail head are where you want them naturally with no glue. A little...

Go ahead and call up Ringer Brothers. Going to put my blower through some use tomorrow preparing some sale calves. We'll see how she does.

Personally, I like the blower better than the Sullivan one I had. Just a lot of nice extras besides the remote that make it really cool to use. Plus, I just like the service of Ringer Brothers. Great folks.

If you haven't tried the Fitter's Force 1 blower, you have no clue what you're missing. I just recently found out about these blowers via Brad Hook's channel. You need to watch the more recent video with the updated remote on/off button, right on the blower nozzle! I really like the delayed...

SOLD. Thanks Steer Planet.

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Absolutely, it's been an awesome one to use for clipping any size and temperament of cattle. Our neighbors did weld wheels on theirs, so it's fairly easy to move.

I think he's really gonna do some great things in the show ring. Would love to see how he turns out.

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Cut him. Get rid of that extra testosterone before it messes with that beautiful front end. Gonna be one heck of a steer from what I can see.

I will have pictures tomorrow and I am located in Peyton, CO.

All in excellent condition, was cleaned and oiled and put in order the last time I tried to sell it. Excellent shape, still asking $1000 for everything, cash or check when it gets to you. Delivery FREE to NWSS. Description and individual prices. Sullivan Air Express III Blower w/ hose - $275...