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When I spoke to Sullivans about them they reminded me that the rebuilt blowers do not come with a hose, just the actual blower. By the time we added up everything we needed to actually use it, it was cheaper to buy a new one that came with everything included & ready to go.

If it is not your brand you must have the brand inspection from when you bought the animal showing that you are the legal owner. I just ran some through with this same situation. They even checked for tattoos on the unbranded animal.

Shapley's was very popular when I was young on the horse show circuit. I leaves the hair soft, not stiff so that may or may not work for you. Be sure you let it dry good before touching it or trying to work with it or it will be all over you. As I remember it was a good product. We have it here...

Pretty Structure calf. I just bought a heifer by him last weekend. Really looking forward to showing her & most importantly adding her to the herd.

18 months is about right- so you would want your calf born in the early part of the year PRIOR to your fair. Say Jan-Mar '07 for next year. That is a good rule of thumb, but can vary a bit depending on the frame & rate of gain.

Which fair was that? Just wondering.

Shop around is the best advice, I agree. Not only do you not want to break the bank, but you want to teach your kids that hard work will pay off & that you don't just start at the top. Good for you. I wish more parents would take the same approach at the local level. You may want to consider if...

Look up the Cattle Show on RFD. You can purchase DVD's & they have a good one from Nathan Haikey (sp). Runs around $25- it's a very simple method.

Congrats Horseguy- job well done.

Well, what did you find? I am in Oregon and intersted to find out.