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They all seem pretty attached to this bull, I won't buy a MAB calf, I'm to worried about them falling apart and I'm not trying to "hide" this is a forum to discuss agriculture topics relating to livestock So everyone that is upset about "bashing" the bull that your emontionally attached to and...

Can't tie him up I have to work, I guess I'm just screwed

Well hell, just solved what I have been trying to figure out for weeks My calf is in a free stand pen lays on his non show side with his show side towards the fan What do I do then?

I have a set of wahl km2 and walk km5 I  like them, but yet again I don't really pay to much attention to the clipper it's self I'm focused on how dull my blade is and why I forgot to get a new one Never used a andis, heard everyone loves them though

Broncofan, you don't need show dogs, cattle will always improve and there will always be different cattle at shows, the desired look will also change so just keep up on what's in and you can be competitve with out spending 10k on a calf.

He hasn't had any calves yet not really sure how much tell from the genetic side of it But as far as calf reports there arnt any

Loving the after hours steer and the Arapaho heifer I'm a fan of I'm a sucker for some color

You could try fresh and femine from Sullivan's I have never used it and I have never used a neck sweat either If it's just skin a neck sweat would tighten it up a little but I don't believe there is to much you can do

Umbarger we have also won while using showrite

Thank you, I think we are a little behind right now on weight but he is looking alright I'm pleased with his progress

Blow out but I have been told that if you leave them under fans and stand there and comb the hair forward that it will help as well

Well I have a pen built and run mist fans on a timer I rinse in the morning before work and right when I get home but after I rinse I put him back under fans for a while If you leave the calf wet it damages hair like no other(retains more heat) Keep it dark and if you can rinse 3-4 times a day I...

Kick him back (sarcasm) Sullivan's sells that Kow Kant Kick thing never tried it but if you get desperate enough that sounds like a option

My lot is concrete and that's where they get turned out to at night but I just keep then on saw dust all day Knock on wood, I'm yet to have any problems

Just wondering if anyone's uses there feeds and what the main difference in breeders growth, cattle blaster, and payload I'm way off right now and I'm just trying to salvage what I can I need more frank and top and a lot of weight thanks for any and all advice

I always feed it wet, I was told it sticks to them better I never really notice to much a difference when he come off beet pulp other than the depth of his belly I have also heard rumors of it adding back not sure how true any of this is

I waited 3 days and didn't have a problem just keep the bedding clean and blow the calf out I used a spray bottle and sprayed it in It's better to have a couple people help so you do both sides at the same time and when you rinse the dye will have been applied for the same amount of time

I use it and it's really saving me this year I'm super swamped with work so I get to rinse like once a week right now but under fans all day and on haired up has kept a nice layer of body hair It's saving me till I can rinse twice a day

You could also check out farrer stack farms they usually have some pretty good ones

Shortbreeder I like him a lot. I would say that this was a successful venture