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We put Witch Doctor on a handful of Clubby bred heifer two years ago. As a whole the bunch was a little inconsistent. Some really chunky, others a little too racey for me. But as for BW we didn't have any trouble.

I always thought, and was told that Belt Buckle Cattle were a result of quality grades being implemented in 1928.  When quality grades came into effect breeders moderated cattle to fatten faster/easier. I guess they thought more white then red ment more marbling and consequently higher, more...

I found some locally. Thank you

I am looking to buy some heat seeker semen. Anybody have any in the tank, if so how much for it. I am checking here first because I really only need a couple straws.

Here is a sample of the heifers that we will sell on www.showstockplanet.com on Oct 2. All comments are welcomed.

Here is a sample of the steers that we will have for sale on www.showstockplanet.com on Oct 1st. Comments are appreciated.

Here is a Young Money heifer that won Reserve Champion Prospect Heifer at the Wyoming State Fair last week. Burch Livestock bred her. I saw on their website that she will be in their fall sale this year.

Without knowing what questions you have been asked, or your answers to them I would say.  Be very knowledgeable about you calf, adg, parts, your calves positive and negative characteristics. With the cattle market at all time highs I would definitely be prepared for a price question.

If it was me I would first worm him, second I would start him on some sort of probiotic for rumen health.  I would also up your fat content to 3.5-4%. I hope this helps.

I may be interested in some yearlings that look like that. How is the best way to contact you?

We have had good much mixing Purina depth charge into our finishing ration

We had one in 2012 that had an abscess from a stone bruise. We soaked it in Epson Salts just like a horse and then packed the hoof with Icthemol (spelling?) and it healed up and he was completely sound in 3 weeks.

Comfort Zone, or Gold Rush both work great for second calvers also.

Amen! I couldn't agree more. Sometimes people get to caught up in EPD data. We need to remember to evaluate phenotype, and actual BW and actual data.

We have had good luck with Grow & Shine

We had one that was always a challenge to keep trim enough, we turned her out on pasture at night and fed grass hay during the day when she was locked in with some beatpulp and just enough grain in it to get her to eat it. hope this helps

We have had good luck with Uncle Kracker in moderating. We had one heifer out of a frame 5 cow that is two now, she is only 43" so maybe he moderated a little too much there.

Lomac, I have noticed this trend too. Unfortunately in the rural location I am in right now my internet service is sketchy.  I have helped youth reach their goals and become successful in the show industry for the last 15 years.  If you daughter has anymore questions or any youth for that matter...

For as much muscle he has, I like how his shoulder lays in, how good he is in his neck and how much angle he has to his front end. He should make a fun one to feed.

Thank you again. I think I will call their respective owners because I don't think we will be able to drive out to see them. We have a cow that throws great calves but they get a tick too big and are a little later maturing. We need to take her to a bull that will downsize and make them a little...