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We sent our show steer hide off to our local taxidermist and he scraped it and then sent it to a man in TX and it took 4 or 5 months and cost over $500.00 but when it came in it was well worth the money!

Thanks This is great!

Love to see little ones enjoying working with cattle! Never to young to start!

Love the barn! Looks to be user friendly!

Well I guess I am a little OCD! I take my blowers off and put them in our stand up box and put the box up against the side wall and put blower cart behind and use one strap around box and cart! I just don't care for my blowers to get wet or banged up cost to much to repace! But with that said...

Thanks for sharing! (angel)

The Sundowner is pretty tuff. I have owned Sundowners for about 17 years and have had great luck with them both Livestock and horse trailers.

We have a Sundowner 8x32. It has exta lights tie rails inside and outside. Ours has full back door w/slide in it and a full rear ramp. It has the thick rubber mats and when we bought it I thought it may be a little big but it is just right for us. If I could change anything on it I would have...

I bought my son a used one from them and he has used it everyday for 2 yrs. I just bought him a new one last year as well but he uses the used one a lot more than his new one. If I had known he was not going to use the new one I could have saved the money. We have had great luck with ours.

I can buy it from the dealer for $38 I can buy it online and have to pay $34 + $26shipping! The shipping is $26 per 50lbs. I guess when my dealer gets it in I will buy 6 months worth being that they say it will not go bad if kept dry! Thanks for the help

We live in Mississippi and only have one dealer and they never seem to have any! It cost me $26 a 50lb bag to have it shipped and we feed over 100lbs a month so shipping is not practical for us. Does anyone else have this problem or know of a better way to get it. We love it and I believe in it...

My son had one like that last year. I said I didnt want him to show it but my husband said we will start hauling him and see if he gets better. We took him to a few shows and my husband handled him. He would wash, brush, blow and clip him just like the others. After two trips he was fine.

I guess it all depends on what you are showing and where! We show Angus cattle and you can not use dye. I would look into the rules where you plan to show.

I bought a few cheaper fans last summer and both have died but our turbos are still going strong. If you are going to run them 10 hours a day it is Worth the extra money. I paid $50 less for the cheaper fans and didn't get a full year out of them. We are in Mississippi and run fans all but about...

My husband got me mine for my birthday last year he paid $60 for them. He found them on craigslist. I think it is a good deal. I love mine.

We are building a 40x60 we are in Mississippi and the left side has 5 12x12 stalls we are using panels and gates that way we can open it up and make them 12x24 when calving the right side has a 12x15 washrack, 12x10 clipping area, 12x10 display area, 15x12 feed room, and a 12x8 supply room. we...

Angus- Louisville,KY July 15 - July 21, 2012 Ownership deadline June 1, 2012 Entries must be postmarked by June 1, 2012  NO LATE ENTRIES

We live in Mississippi and we put our in the barn with fans and misters. We rinse in the morning and brush and blow, then we put them in under fans and put misters on timers we use shavings it is easier to keep clean. We rinse brush and blow in the PM before we put them out for the night. When...

We use our fogger at shows when we wash the night before then bed them down and we use green alcohol and water the morning of the show the blow them out. Works great for us.

Congrats! It means so much more to the juniors who win that have put the time and hard work into it. Thank you for posting this I also have a 10yr old son who does it 95% on his own and he has learned that the long hours in the barn do pay off. Congrats!