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My family doesn't use a cool room and we have atleast 5 inches of hair every yr.  Rinse twice a day atleast.  Brush and train it well.  We were thinking about getting a cool room but decided against it because of all the poor health issues with the calves.  It is good for growing hair and at...

We use one.  Last year we bought it 2 wks before the shows.  It even worked well for us in just 2 wks. And we had no hair to work with last year! The hair we had all popped and looked good.  Definitely worth the money.  We got ours from Sullivan's also. :)

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She has the potential look for a market heifer.  Thats what I'd show her as. ;) Good luck ;)

I think this is a very nice heifer. Nice muscles. However, in my opinion, she sort of has a steery look. It may just be the genetics and breed. But it is a very nice heifer.  (clapping)

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I have showed for 4 years now, this year being my 5th yr. i have sold my steer for the last 2 yrs, each of which i cried for 3 hrs straight. i try to think "get attachd to your heifers, not steers" but it seems steers r easier.. but i feel your pain sorry to hear that :( (cow)

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johnny and june?

reply to original message: some people use a cool room, a room in which is air conditioned 55-60 degrees F. we just use fans, which works just as well in my opinion. we brush our calf each day and rinse 3 times a day. when rinsing we make the calves shiver. after rinsing, we blow dry and put...

i  agree

this is him.

Some of my show calf names were: Heifers- May Vyctorya Sunny Dixie Arylyn (Airalen) Antebellum Steers- Frank Casper Marley Elmo Blaze Boomer (cow)

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ADORABLE PICTURE!

Please PM me some information of the last two calves along with price and location.