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As one of the beginners / high school age kids on here, I think a separate forum for younger people would be a great idea. Maybe not so much as a place to get advice, but as a way to meet other people of the same age who share an interest in the livestock industry.

I've been asked what i liked best about my calf, and what i would change about him. What i feed him, how much he weighs, and I've been asked to point out a place on the steer. (hock, quarter, flank)

That's not what i meant, I'm sure there are  plenty of bulls with Ali in their blood that would be a bad match up, just as their are many that would be good.  The bloodline is known for its maternal traits and I80 is a stylish bull which is why i think he could work with your cow. I wasn't...

I think that cows got plenty of power,you have to remember that she is a she and you cant compare her in terms of muscle to say.. a market steer. With that, I think her main issue is in her front end and you need to select a bull that is clean fronted (not choppin wood or smilin bob as were...

Not really related to the topic but i just got back from New York and thought yall might get a kick out of whats left of Occupy Wall Street  (lol)

I really like that 1 steer...super sweet fronted and sound as a cat with some top and quarter as well

I feel like I need to defend Dr Johnson as he is an extremely capable judge as well as a good guy. He isn't a judge who is simply going to choose the heaviest muscled steer to win every class or the nicest balanced steer to win every class like many so called easy to follow judges do. He is...

A friend of mine who raises show pigs told me to mix a little baking soda in with my steers feed to help him walk. He started walking better before i could try it but it could be a cheap alternative if your brave enough to try it. (lol)

Thanks for the help!  ;D

Hey everybody, this is my first post, and i have this steer who is really gentle (runs over to me when he sees me) but very stubborn. He leads great if im leading him to water or feed but when i take him to the barn to wash him or just walk him around, he'll fight me and make me pull him for a...