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That's sad :'( While I was at Junior nationals in June, my heifer spooked when we went to tie her out and she slammed into me, knocked me down then reared up and slammed down on my left hip twice. It HURT!! but I was SO SO thankful nothing was broken. Just a bad bone bruise, not bad for a...

Has anyone used him or seen him in person? We have 4 calves, 3 bulls and 1 heifer. 3 are GREAT calves and 1 bull calf is OK.. I was just wondering how he was doing for everyone else that is using him, and how he looks in person. Thanks

Do you know of any AI schools in FL? I would LOVE to learn how to AI. I have had some experience, but have never AI'ed Thanks

he looks good!! Congradulations! (thumbsup) (thumbsup) (thumbsup)

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I havn't showed at many prospects. Just state fairs, county fairs, and national shows...Two of my calves absolutely HATE hot weather. But I have fans, so maybe they wont be so bad. I have to keep two of the calves under fans right now, and its not overly hot in the barn.. Thanks for the heads up.

Is the one on the 26Th in Plant city, the Alumni FFA one??  this is my first time showing in Bartow. I have played softball tournaments down there though!!

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Is any one going to this show in Bartow, FL On September 11 - 13, 2009??

Thank you for all of your help! I now have him to where I can walk up to him, attach a leadrope on his halter and scratch all over him with slack in the rope. He likes to lead too with his head up as long as I am in front. He HATES men though. Females can mess with him all the time and he is...

I had a goat that had hurt himself, I took him home after the sale. but never a steer.. by that time I was kinda ready to get a new one, not to sound mean. But some of the steers go to feedlots, and the hogs and goats go to a market i think. I know the state fair steers all go up north to be fed...

This is how it works at our county fair, Some of the steers go to the university of Florida feedlot, the ones that aren't finished yet. the At our fair the buyer can choose to "custom Kill" or to not take the meat of the steer, hog, or goat. On the other hand you can buy back the animal for a...

OK, I used to have these contemplations on weather to show or leave a calf home. It comes down to this.. HAVE FUN!!! Enjoy your project (after all you put the time, money, and effort into her) you never know the judge might just like your heifer the best.. After all its just someones opinion. If...

Where at in Florida are you located, I am in Florida too.

I do agree with HerefordGuy, I do believe that the associations have merged into one.

I like haired shows most of the time. I do enjoy the slick state fair steer shows though. Which they just changed the rules to haired..

I think the breeders do. But I am not sure

The Red Angus has been off feed since March.. The Brangus has been off since March, but we took her to nationals and she got feed for a week. other than that NO feed @ all..

For the state steer program in Florida, they get the steers from commercial cattlemen in FL, so about 98% of them are Brahman influenced, because that's what survives the best here under those conditions. Some of the calves have only seen people a couple of times in their life before the...

The Charolais steer is not bred or meant to be a "show Steer" He was bred by commercial cattlemen down south for carcass performance. He has just came off of a BIG ranch.. He is a range steer that you have to take back down there later and show.. I am feeding him all he can eat, and doesn't care...