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Actually that is official FFA Dress for our Fair.

This is my daughter's show steer for this year. Much better than last year's steer. He was 1210 pounds on May 10th.

This is our steer this year. I'll try to get some full on pictures but this is all I have right now.

A nose lead worked for us.

http://cattletoday.com/photos/showphoto ... 1184619886 I'm still not good at posting pictures. Here's just a fun one that we took during the fair. For some reason he was just more calm and friendly there.

My Dad, Proud Grandpa, was in charge of taking pictures because I was in charge of getting kids ready and moving. I'll get them posted as soon as he sends them too me. I have one that ya'll will just love. I'll post it soon.

Well my daughter's steer took third it it's class. The judge said that he would have been first but he was tooo bull like. I'm just glad it's over. We got him sold and now to get ready for next years project. Another Steer plus a Dairy Goat.

My daughter's show steer fof FFA is the same way. He was however Cut not Banded and we've had the vet out to check because I would swear that he had a testicle. They call him "The Buffalo Steer" because he's so bull like. The vet said that he just has a little more testoterone then the rest of...

Actually Cellorator worked really good with my daughter's steer. It kept him eating when he wouldn't eat. a 60 day supply is only $75.00. Our farm has had great success with using this to keep steers on feed. Helps with bloating and weight gain. Our steer average out at 1250lbs. Our farm has 10...

We used Cellorator with my daughter's steer and it worked on him. It also worked on another steer in our group.

Well we took the nose lead out on Sunday and had no problems with him at all. My daughter did wear it around her neck so that he would see it. He acted up a little bit after being out for over 3 hours. We bathed him, walked him blew him out and then we were working on his pen and he decided...

My daughter is 15 1/2. Her Steer is only 11 months I believe. She cannot show with the nose lead but she's hoping she won't have too. In the mean time I'm gonna focus on the other kids and their animals. Let her do her thing.

Well after deciding that my daughter's steer was gonna go to slaughter, she came home from her vacation and decided that she wasn't done yet. she bought a Nose Lead and wouldn't ya know it he's a perfect gentlemen. All the steer are doing great. They are all ready for show. We have started...

Bez> You are right and I know that. My husband and I agreed that we would finish the feed that he currently has and then tell my daughter that he's going to the table. I know I can't handle him and I'm tired of the bruises because he's not getting any better. I just wanted to know what...

I used the weight tape on him tonight and according to that it was at 77inches which would amount to something close to 1250 if I understand correctly how it works. We usually do brush him straight forward. No I did not see him casterated I was told that he was. That is something that I am...

We can't get him to the scale so I'm going to buy one of those weight tapes and see what it says tonight. Don't know what else to do. When we last checked his weight in Jan he was 896. What does Staggy mean?? I think I know but would like clarification.

Thank you for posting those for me. I still haven't gotten posting pictures figured out.

I've posted pictures of Teddy to the gallery. I don't really understand how to put them in the message. Please let me know what you honestly think! Thank you! Look at my new topic my Daughter's Show Steer.... That's Teddy. Someone was nice enough to post his pictures for me.

These are the pictures that I took of my Daughter's Steer last night. I'm not sure how to post pictures into this message but i'm gonna try. They are the in the gallery under recent. Titled either Teddy, Teddy then or Teddy now. Anyway check him out and tell me what ya'll think. Thanks.

Well, we're gonna try a nose lead or a Bull ring next. We had one of the champion steer Alumni come and look at him and she thinks he may still have a testicle, which would explain everything. Everyone says that he's growing the hump on his neck that tells the Heifer's that he's a male. I...