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Here is a picture of me and my steer, Red, at Beef Congress, our first show!

Ah I see lol. Haha she wants to be a vet? sounds like me haha. Well I wish her the best of luck!

Oh I see. Well I am sorry it is her last year. She has shown for a loooooong time! Do you think she will continue to show? and haha wow, that is really awesome!

Thanks! I am a huge animal lover and I am a city girl so being apart of production has been a great experience and you really learn a lot. I guess it really is just a part of it, and at some point you have to learn that is how it has to be. Thanks for your post! You mentioned you have daughters...

I hope you all do well at fair. I will be showing at county also. Our fair is July  17-23 here. I have been working my steer every day for the past month, so I am hoping he does well. Make sure you post how your kids do at fair. I am only 14, and this is my first time showing at county! I will...

Yea I think it will really be hard for me too, especially since this is the first time I will have to do it. It sucks that they make you stand with your animal as people are bidding on it. And thanks!

Okay, so I just started showing beef cattle in December of 2010. The first show I ever went to was Hoosier Beef Congress(awesome show btw) and I loved it. I have only been to two shows so I have only been in a show ring 5 times. County fair is right around the corner and although I am super...

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I can't be of much help due to I have no experience with brahamns, just show her who is boss! Do not let her go and if need be smack her on the nose if she starts walking too fast or flails her head around. I am sure you knew that since you have been showing for awhile now, but oh well lol. Also...

Going showin this Saturday(July 2nd) at a show in Veedersburg, IN. It is near Crawfordsville. The entry is $30/head and bedding is included! Grand Champion Steer $500 Reserve Grand Steer $250 Grand Champion Female $250 Reserve Grand Female $150 Breed Champions $50

There is a Madison County Preview Show on June 11th at the Alexandria, IN fairgrounds

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I haven't worked with cattle long and I have only shown in two shows. So far I love it! The very first time I worked with leading around my heifer, things didn't go well. I was drug across the ground and then lost her. As she was going in circles trying to get free, I had fallen and she almost...

I am sure you have probably tried this before, but what seems to work for me is having someone walk behind the calf while someone else is leading it. A little twist of the tail never hurts if it won't move!