Hooves on this calf have actually never been trimmed lol. Thank you for the complements red and SD, greatly appreciated! We find out the 14th just how much he REALLY weighs, hoping around the 8-900 mark for a late july fair. Others feel free to post your $0.02 worth as well lol, love hearing your opinions!red said:
lol, shes a bit of a brat at times, but we still love her lol
SW Nebraska MYT lol. Cold and dry as it is lol, still gotta love the area. And ty all for the comments, they're greatly appreciated. I did clip on him some more today, worked his top over a little more, so when its light out, i will try and get some more, possibly better pics. Again, thank you so much, and to the others; i'd like to hear from ya too (thumbsup)MYT Farms said:
BTW, I live down on the eastern plains of CO where it has been surprisingly warm but bone dry. My family also raises Angus and Angus X cattle. In fact, all my show steers this year are 100% Angus. I'm trying to convince my family that I need to raise show cattle, but I'm having a hard time selling that. Oh well, we'll see. Since today was warm, I washed my first steer of the season and clipped on him. I only got the head, neck, brisket, forearm and shoulders done and will try and finish him out tomorrow. Anyway, good luck with that steer. I'd say when you're done clipping and he's fat, he'll be a real nice one.
. But anyways, here are two more pic's of him from earlier today.
Welp, I better get to sleep so's I can finish out another steers tomorrow. good luck
. But I, again, plan on taking some more pic's here soon.. just like to put them up and see how he grows, it kinda amazes me lol. But, as always, feel free to post your thoughts
What county in Ne do you show?shorthorngirl2010 said:
