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Chico Show in Decatur this saturday.

5 out of 11, i was happy for only having her 3 weeks. I was at Waco Heart O' Texas 2 weeks later and got 3 out of 7, so we're getting there. What about you?

I was there with my beefmaster heifer.

Well shes on Showmaster which has Showbloom in it. Should i stop the Oxy Explosion?

Anyone use these feed supplements? Just wondering if you had any opinions on them. I bought some for my 2010 heifer, I'm not looking for hair growth results since shes a Beefmaster, just improved muscling etc.

I've fed MFM before and personally i dont think its great, just average. I really perfer ShowMaster, if you can get the feed specially designed for heifers, thats better but it can be hard to find. I think it just gives hem and extra umph and gives them a fresher look. It's medicated and...

Thanks! Both of you! I am too which is why i posted. I have raised Black Angus for about 3 years now, and now that i know pretty much everything about them, i switch breeds! But I've always wanted one, so i got one! :D

Just put a down payment on this heifer. Shes a little under 5 months in this picture. Beemaster. All Commentary is appreciated. :nod:

Sorry, I'm curious. How did the calf turn out?? :?:

Okay so the conditioner and vinegar, does that effect the hair length? I have one heifer, shes a 1.5 year old angus. She has the worst hair i have ever seen, but she's an excellent heifer. I've tried Linament, Kleen Sheen, I rinse her off ever day, Revive, you name it, Sullivan's has made a lot...

That's what i do as well, I show black heifers so i wash really well the night before, and blow dry really well. Then the next moring i blow her ou real good, and spot wash if she layed in anything, and rinse, the revive works very well for my heifers hair, but do NOT put it on the legs.

Oh gosh, she's about a year and....7 months. I have had her for about a year. She is bred to DAJS All Star m243. Not that it matters, just thought I'd say. This is apicture of her.... today. I tied her up for just a minute in the sun to get a good picture. Not a flattering picture of her at...

Alright, so no linament? What if rinse her down first, that's what i had been doing. Rinse her off for 15 minutes to cool her hide, then spray and brush in the linament.

Really? That is so weird. I went to a weekend show about a week ago and everyone had hair. I can't make a decision on it. It's so hott her hair is basically gone anyways, so i think i might just rinse her down 3 timeas a day, and continue with all the other stuff. Does anyone use Linament and...

So is this a common thing in the show ring? I have never seen it where i am from. I think i might get laughed at by my AG teachers, but they sound adorable! You know you could make one if you tried. Just get some rhinestones and a Paint pen, and a Blank Ear tag. It sounds pretty simple.

Haha, well i was thinking if she could make me one it'd be a rope halter, some kind of variation like the ones above. And I'd have them wear it at shows to make them look nice while tied up. However if i wore it in the ring.... lol.

Chippie, those are gorgeous! If you make some for cattle PLEASE let me be the first to know, i would LOVE to buy atleast one for my main show heifer, maybe another for my other heifer too! They are so pretty. Let me know! (By the way, I LOVE the black one, it would look so cool on my black...

well is it a fit show or a blow and go? if its a blow and go, get some sullivans pink oil, thats makes the hair kidna pop and add luster, and some zoom bloom that will make it pop even more, dont use conditioner the day of the show, it makes it hard to work the hair. get a comb from sullivans...

Well, most the heifers i show against look like stuffed animals. hair sticking straight up and fluffy. Mine doesnt look bad, just not like velvet like some. OH! Thats my last question, my heifers gets faded hair, are all these angus that are pitch black died for appearance? I know dies are...

hmm, okay, the only thing im afraid of is her hair not being grown back by heart of texas.