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Who owns the Red Angus bull?  I'd like to see more pictures of him

We wash and dry the same in the winter as we do in the summer.  Our steers get slicked off and kicked out for about 6 weeks in late spring. The middle of June they get slicked again and into the cooler to get hair ready for Tulsa and the Royal.  The rest of the year it's wash or rinse morning...

We've tried them all and Shag works best for us in SE OK.  We've used it on heifers and steers

Brett Little at Bells, Tx is close to you.  If you search him on Steer Planet you should find his number

What dates will the big name bulls be on display in Denver?

Best advice we've ever got "lock up all combs and brushes" Only use the plastic wash mitt.  It makes a world of difference.

At least 6 bags per calf.  Use it to top dress over coarse or large flake bedding.  I know it sounds expensive but it's well worth it.

We use the pellet horse bedding.  Cut a small hole in the bag and fill with water.  They swell up and turn into a fine almost sandlike bedding.  They look nice and pack well.

First session is full but second and third still have openings

Be A Champ show camp in Warner OK.  They will have three different cattle sessions starting in June.  Your son can bring his own calf. They teach them clipping, fitting, and showing.  My daughter has been for severeral years and the McPeaks are awesome.  She is going back as a helper this...

Mine started with class work on Friday night and hands on Saturday and Sunday.  Very thorough and nice people

We're in Se Okla and it's a must have for us.  As crazy as it sounds we have an OYE heifer that's been in since mid January, not because of the temps but fighting hair loss due to day length.

Thanks.  Mr. Williams is still around but he retired last spring.  I just saw him last Saturday and he is doing well.

Does anyone know who is judging the Beef Expo in Ada, OK on the 14th? 

Try googling Ag Youth Calendar and the OCCA club calf page.  they both have links up for this fall's shows

What kind of bedding materials are provided at the American Royal?  Is it like Tulsa and we need to bring finishing pellets or like Louiville where provided bedding is adequate?

Does anyone know what the market steer class breaks were last year?  Is there an archive online where you can look at the past years?

We are going to the American Royal for the first time.  Does anyone know where I can find a map of the complex that has the stall and tie out areas marked?  I like to be familiar with the layout before we get there. 

We pull a 20ft gooseneck with a Ford F150 Ecoboost with no problems and plenty of power.  We are usually hauling 2-3 calves plus all the grooming chutes, generator, show box, fans, feed, etc.  Our biggest issue is we have the shorter bed and have to use a neck extender on the hitch.  Ironically...

It's a water cooler.  No we are the only ones at our county that bring one.  But we are really the only people whose steers are kept in a cool room.  They are pretty big and some places won't allow them because they take up so much room.