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as vc said, it was Cal Poly's Western Bonanza in CA. and he is showing in CA with hair, hopefully a ton of hair! :)

his breeder is breeding his mother and a bunch of other cows to the sire, because both my steer and his half brother were so nice. also he was a natural bred calf, the breeder owns the bull. So there will be alot more like him this spring!

hes on Purina Finisher. and over the weekend I went to another show and he won reserve champ AOC but it was a much much smaller show

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i guess what i mean then is big boned then. not big framed

I meant Tri Star Cattle Co, sorry. they dont have a website.

hes big framed and long bodied but short in height, not in length

It's nice to see such a powerful hereford bull calf! He looks to have good length and balance, and he just as that winner look to him the way he holds his head! What are your plans for him?

So responding to everyone's comments, he is pretty big framed and big boned compared to alot of the other steers going to my fair. He is pretty short, sort of short and squatty, but he makes the other steers that are his height in my 4-H look like narrow little things. He is not gaining 3 lbs a...

He got 5th in a really competitiv class of 11 so pretty good! The best Ive ever done at Bonanza.

He is a Shorthorn Maintainer Cross, March 2012 calf, about 1020 lbs. Hes going to a late july fair. Opinions?

She is a show heifer.I dont know if they have this in other states, but in California in a couple counties have a show for Replacement heifers at the county fair. kids get heifers, they send them to be bred in December-February, then then show them when they are ideally 6-8 months pregnant...

sorry heres the pic right side up! i will try to get better pictures of her

She is a May 2011, shorthorn dam and angus sire. She about 2-3 months bred, and has been on pasture for the past 6 months.

Ya hair genes play a big part. some times if you brush wash and blow enough, you can get hair, but genes are the real factor. Unfortunately angus heifers of no special breeding almost never have hair.

nice! he looks like hes  a good one!

White Lightening, Snow Queen,  Blanca, Blizzard, Sugar Bear, i guess these names are sorta boyish (except snow queen and Blanca) but they fit the white

well ive heard alot of people say color like that is distracting, but personally i think it catches the judge's attention and keeps it on your animal. so yes i would use him as a bull.

ummm beautiful?? i think yes

Ok ya I take the high flanked thing back. I didnt look too good at the picture the first time. sorry. I think it was the way she was standing the first time i looked at the picture. Idk what i was thinking when i wrote that haha. i looked again and she is actually deep flanked.