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We use lister legand clippers with a whal cover cote blade on the entire steer. the cutting depth is .18 "

I have a steer that rubs on anything he can to get the nose piece off.

I believe the quality of the air express III is better.

hopefully you were able to get them back

We are new to steers so we are starting from scratch. Our show is a slick sheer show so I bought my son a Lister legands clipper and got a fine blade to do the head and a med blade to do the body. Is there any other blades that we may need to purchase? Thanks for any advise

Thanks for all the input. As stated I must have a barn rat on my hands because he absolute loves working his steer. He is at the barn every morning at 5 for about a hour and a half then again every evening for  at least three hours. I was just afraid he was over working his hair. He is learning...

Our county show is a slick hair show and I was wandering if its best to rinse and blow the hair daily like I would for a calf in a hair show. My son washes him once a week but brushes daily . We are new to steers and are learning as we go. Thanks for any input

way to go Phil!  Another channel needs to pick them up.

we use Mane'n Tail ounce a week but rinse and blow dry daily

Anything below 50 we turn the fans off

voted and we wish him the best of luck

awsome video

Thanks I will give it a try

We have a new steer and he flat wont walk outside his pen. He will let me put on his halter,brush,wash and blowdry him. He is very calm but when I try to walk him I gotta have someone actually push him to walk a few feet. He is in good health and I cant understand whats up. Any Ideas.

You want the pigs to be 6 and a half months to 7 minths old at time of the fair . I feed Linders feed they have a great web site that shows you what to feed.  Daily care is feeding and a good supply of fresh water. and we bush the pig daily. We also walk the pigs to train then for the show ring.

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