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I got on the westernvendor website but couldn't find this hay. Is there any other way to get ahold of this person? Thanks

Here out west, these troughs are popular. I'm a county agent and I just heard this morning that a local rancher is getting a truckload of them in. I don't personally use them, but have thought about it. Here is a website for a company that many people out here use. www.tirewelder.com  Good luck!

I have a friend who would like to see pics and a price. He is located in Hereford and is interested in looking at this calf. Please email them to [email protected] or [email protected] or you can call him at (806) 220-8863.

For the most part, I know what I'll be using on some of my cows this summer, but am puzzled about some of the others. I could use some advice from you guys on bulls you've used. I'll give you as much info as possible on the cow and what she's done, and y'all can tell me what you might do...

I have a Carnac steer for sale who is a full sib to the 2nd place Heavy Charolais at San Antone if anyone's interested. He is priced at $2000. There's nothing wrong with him, except he may be a little kinky haired, and I don't have a big name. He'll be great for a slick show, though. His sibs...

The announced unofficial total was $729, 000.00 on 132 head with an avg. of $5609.00. The Lot 1, 2 year old "Duff Palermo" went for $35,000.00. His flushmates in lots 2 & 3 went for $11,000 and $9,000. Pretty impressive set as a whole, if you ask me. (clapping)

I have some calves rubbing off hair in patches on their tail head,shoulder, and rump. It's been pretty dry and windy here and they've all been treated for parasites, so I don't know what this could be. Anyone seeing similar problems and know how to treat this?

Newman's is a nice calf. We had 2nd in class behind him and 3rd overall Charolais with a smoky. It was a close call for Reserve but that's how it goes. Pretty glad two pretty good ones beat us. The calf pictured in my avatar is the calf we took.

I have a coming 2 y.o. red tri female that I'm wanting to get bred. You know of any breeders I could find close to Tucumcari, NM?

Pictures and price please, if still available. Email to [email protected] Thanks

You still have this barn for sale?

You still have the chute? I'm interested if you haven't sold it. Please email me a pic at [email protected]

Ok, folks, I would take $4000 for the both of them. Or I can go $2000 for the Carpe Diem, and $1750 for the Charolais if sold individually.

I would personally use Rocky Balboa, but on the Heatwave heifers I would sure stay cold blooded and go with an Angus like Nothern Improvement or Copyright.

$2500 for the Carpe Diem $2000 for the Leroy Brown

We just rinse, and if we have to wash we make dang sure to get all the soap out. Too much soap in leads to to not getting it all out, then the loss of the natural oils and dandruff problems. We use the vinegar and kleen Sheen mix when a dandruff problem shows up.

I saw Salt Creek Bob calves at a state fair last year and thought the yearling heifers were pretty good. The bulls weren't as flashy. I did meet with a rancher last week who I A.I. for and his Salt Creek Bobs all came easy and the heifers are slicker than a whistle.

I have a couple of heifers for sale that I raised. The red one is a Carpe Diem x Friction Charolais cow, and the other one is a Leroy Brown x Donor 292. I own this donor and am trying to get her calves out and seen. She is pictured also. I don't know how she's bred, because I bought her from a...

I have a couple of heifers for sale that I raised. The red one is a Carpe Diem x Friction Charolais cow, and the other one is a Leroy Brown x Donor 292. I own this donor and am trying to get her calves out and seen. She is pictured also. I don't know how she's bred, because I bought her from a...

Went to a sale a few years ago at the Cow Palace, that Trausch Farms has in Iowa. It was perfect in my eyes. You should check it out.