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that is weird  (lol)

Really nice haifer Wyatt. you should be proud that you raised it yourself.  (clapping)

yes, i am talking about the spray foam and i know they sell sheets of foam. i am just wondering what people use to insulate their barns because my dad and i are going to start working on our steer barn in the next couple of weeks.

ttt thanks for your help RidinHeifer

What kind of insulation do you use in your show barn? Not sure if the pink insulation for houses is good enough or if spray is better? Any suggestions are welcome!

this steer definitely has potential

my routine is almost the same as simmyman67's. i get there as early as i can, rinse, blow them out, put some zoombloom in and blow it in. then i put them back and feed. then about an hour befor my class, i fit them and shape legs. one thing i notice people doing is let them finish eating then...

feed it until it is gone. back track days from your final show so you know when to start feeding. i think a tub lasts about 60 days

this year i bought a tub of shag and it worked really good. takes a couple weeks to start seeing results and you still have to rinse the calves and work their hair everyday too.

Why don't you just put 3 or 4 posts in a triangle or square about a foot or two away from the tree. then put some 2x6's on the posts. Then they can't touch it.

do you still have any?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne9ur8BcSlA this doesnt show them actually glueing the legs, but it shows them clipping and painting

price and location?

i really agree with iowabeef, keep them out of the sunlight. i get up early to feed them, then I lock them in the barn with fans on them all day. then let them out when its getting dark (after getting washed ond brushed). also, the sullivan's artic misters work great. your best bet is to put...

one thing i would add to twistedhshowstock's post is blow them out good before you wash/ rinse your calf. it makes it alot easier to get them clean

can you pm price and any other pictures, video if you have one?

one of my steers this year sweat in the middle of winter too. he is growing hair like a yak now.

i have also thought about this and had an idea. you can get these lights (pictured below). I was thinking of getting 2 bars that clamp between the top bars of the chute and have 1 or 2 of these hanging.

real nice calf. you can drop him off at my place when you have time  (lol)