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At our neighboring county fair they were celebrating there 100th anniversary. They had a picture of the grand and reserve champion steers starting in 1943 all the way through 2009. It was really cool to flip the page and go from a short butterball hereford to a simangus with more leg than body...

Don't give shots in the hip, it leaves a lesion in the muscle. Instead put it in the neck. As with all shots keep them in front of the shoulder. I would use subcutaneous.

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they both look like the real deal

I need a big, sound bull with a lot of bone and a stout hip. Has to throw black calves and be th and pha clean.

well its not as bad as I though it was, I thought you had photoshopped the head and neck of another calf onto a different one.

Looking to put in 500 acres of irrigated pasture next year and was wondering what eveyone thought would be the best choice. We are located in Southern Idaho, Our elevation is about 4,500. We can fertilize yearly as well.

I wonder which part he is going to sell the back half or the head

I realize a lot of people like alias and what he can do, but as far as the front ends he puts on calves, they make me never even want to consider using him.

I can't even believe that toney is going to fight, he's so fat. I bet that fight doesn't last very long.

looks a lot easier to do it now, rather than when they're 700 lbs.

I would just add some depth to his flank, along with some bone and hair and you could have a real nice calf.

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Only if it is a really good fence, otherwise your chasing them and making everything more stressful.

I don't know who did it, but once I found a giant jawbreaker that had been licked to death then set on the bottom of my aluminum show box. I had to wait for it to get hot before it would come off the show box.

I think you should invest in a roto fluffer. It makes working the hair easy. Listen when they say multiple light coats of glue is better. Finally when you have it all groomed right set it with some tail adhesive or a good coat of prime time.

foot rot

dug out

know a guy who just got put in charge of a commercial operation and the first thing he did was go and buy 20 horned herefords to cross on his angus cows. More improvement in his first calf crop than the guy before him did in 10 years. Its just plain tuff to beat a black baldy

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