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Probably the worst fake reason I've ever heard a judge spout off, was this: "If you like one big boned, heavy muscled, structurally correct, and still free moving then this is the steer for you..... But I'm going to start the class with the young man's steer, who is just more athletic." As you...

At our county show, immediately following each breed we show for sale order within that breed.  Then after grand and reserve grand are chosen, they immediately bring in the backup steers to those calves in their breed sale orders, and begin showing for final sale order.  It's exactly the way it...

I've got a brand new Kahr cw40 I'd part with.  I've never even fired it.  Interested?

This is why the internet is valuable.  Sure, there are plenty of other things you could add to this advice to be successful, but this is GOOD STUFF right here!!!!  You can't always outspend people, but you CAN ALWAYS OUTWORK THEM.

He was a good one.  He had an excellent disposition as well, & was a very easy-going animal.  I may be a little biased, but disposition is ranking WAY at the top of my list right now.

Quality will be pretty awesome, the numbers will be pretty good, and the showmanship competition will be intense.  Showmanship will generally be broken up into several heats for each agegroup, and the winner gets a showbox.  It's my kids' favorite show of the year.  There's a lot for the kiddos...

Thanks again.  Yes, our county show is really tough.  If our steer had shown up in late February weighing 1300 or so, he might've won the county show, but not at 1220 like he was.  There were 10 steers in our little county in SW Oklahoma that would've qualified for the Sale of Champions at OYE...

Passenger.  <beer>

My son had him.  I added that picture to my facebook profile, and tagged Trausch Farms in the picture recently.  I felt like it was the best picture of the steer that we had.  I only uploaded the picture to help give credit where it was due, to the folks who helped us get the steer.... Trausch...

Pay attention, because Chambero is doling out some great words of wisdom here... Let's make this short & sweet.  A reputable breeder will make this right in any way possible, but they won't give away the farm to make sure your feelings aren't hurt.  Cattle are worth more this year than last...

Awesome.  I wish more people could see this.

Shimmering Lights works 10X's better than the sullivan's whitening shampoo.  We showed an all white shorthorn 2 years ago, and a white/painted charolais last year.  Beauty supply stores usually have the Shimmering lights shampoo cheaper than other places.  Another thing, we used Weaver's Pro...

My son is 10 years old, and if you look beneath the brim of all his caps you'll find his motto: HARD WORK PAYS OFF.  This last Saturday his hard work indeed paid off, as he drug his eye candy steer into the ring at OYE and walked out with the banner for champion charolais market steer.  This...

The little boy who gets out of the limo & flexes his muscles...... well that was my kiddo.  He had the champion charolais steer, with the Eye Candy steer we bought from Kirk Baker.  If you look back through the steerplanet cattle classifieds, you'll find the steer for sale there.  Dustin Glover...

When you get done with that, brush brush brush brush brush brush brush brush...... LOL.

This is just one person's opinion, so take it for what it's worth.... Yocham Jr. judged our county show a few years ago.  The good: He found the best one in the barn.  He chose a really thick, soft, hairy, well moving steer for grand.  The best calf definitely won that day.  The bad: he...

I graduated 13th out of my class in high school, and didn't make the top 50%.  The school counselor called my folks once & reported me being at a big "party" and I was still at home (okay, I just wasn't at the party YET.) My kids' bus driver was my bus driver during school as well.  Last but not...

1. Genetics.  If the calf isn't bred to have any hair, then guess what..... he ain't gonna grow it magically. 2. Hard work.  Rinse, blow, sheen.  Rinse, blow, sheen.  Rinse, blow, sheen.  Comb, brush, rinse, blow, sheen, comb, brush...... get the idea?  Having great hair on a calf is hard. ...

I dig Shooter Jennings.  I hadn't heard that song before, but I have his first cd.  The guy's good.

My favorite song of the day is "Like Jesus Does" by Eric Church.  Great tune, check it out. All-time favorites though include: Max Stalling "Scars & Souveniers", pretty much anything by the Great Divide, Ragweed's "17", Jason Boland's "Somewhere Down in Texas", Jerry Jeff's "Keep Texas...