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that was always my natural instinct to hold my calf so that's how i did it when i first started showing. but as i went to shows and learned how the judge wanted me to hold it, he always said to hold it under and with the thumb pointed towards the calf. it shows that the calf is controlable and...

she's a cutie thats for sure. she's kind of young for me to say but feed her and see how she grows

honestly to me, the 'halter' that you guys are talking about looks like the outline of her ear. but thats just me....

so what does it matter? you just said the heifers arent bad looking so who's to care what the mommas look like? ive read it on here a million times that sometimes the ugliest cows have the best babies. and for what its worth, i think both the mommas and babies look great, you should be proud...

:roll: shows how much you know

what should be done: calf should be well broke make sure all registration is done. if its not too late what needs to get done in the next month: get your showbox ready...all your brushes, adhesives if allowed, shampoos, etc get feet trimmed if needed get the calf clipped know what your goin...

try your vet. thats who does ours. or talk to someone whos into showing and ask who they have trim hooves.

first i would learn how to tell the difference between heifers, steers, bulls and cows. you'll get alot further then calling them 'cows' and 'adult cows'. i dont mean to come off rude or anything but you'll find things to be alot easier.

at our premium shows the bidders just show up. so im no help there. and for dress, is it an FFA show or not? if its not i wouldnt wear my FFA jacket i dont think. whats everybody else wearing??? i only send a thank you card to the buyer. no one even keeps track of who all bids. im sure you can...

personally i think it sounds like an alright deal. i was gonna show for a breeder. but he wasnt as willing to go 50/50 like that. he wanted me to take the heifer, feed it, break it, show it, and then give it back. uh, no thanks. whats in it for me except an animal that i get to feed, show and...

can someone explain to me how you genetically get a spotted calf out of a Angus X Char. im not saying your lying about the breeding or nothing. i just want to learn.

we have some heifers bred to him. cant wait to start calving and see what we get.

i had a steer named fatty Erin. lmao. or Kelly is a pretty awsome name.

:nod: my thoughts exactly

well for 4-h market animals have to have one. but my others dont need them so they dont have one

it didnt get heated. it just got funny.

nope but there is in yours :banana:

yeah karlton. what the heck are you thinking?? i think your f*ucked in the head. banana man. dont worry. ill get you an atlas for christmas ;-)

zibu suck :banana:

do you really know what your talking about??