This is my second year of helping my daughter show Angus/simm heifer. Our first show isn't until late Feb. I hear of everyone washing there cattle down once a week.. Its been 0-10 daytime highs, and -5 overnight. I know most of the "bigger" scale showmen have heating and cooling rooms. All I have is a heated shop for my farm equipment. I tried to wash her and dry her in there but the floor is way to slippery and I don't want her to spread her back legs and go down. What could a guy throw down on the shop floor? rubber mats? I tried lime that just got mushy. Thanks for any help!
I'm a 4th generation cattle producer, but this showing cattle is all together a new game. My daughter is 13 this Christmas, and really enjoys it. Just trying to do everything "right" . Thanks Bryan72
I'm a 4th generation cattle producer, but this showing cattle is all together a new game. My daughter is 13 this Christmas, and really enjoys it. Just trying to do everything "right" . Thanks Bryan72
