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<blockquote data-quote="ksmit454" data-source="post: 1652003" data-attributes="member: 39792"><p>He seems larger than 900lbs. He looks great! I started my steers on sweet cob approx 90 days before butcher and gave them unlimited hay. I think the unlimited hay was really the key, and I began with sweet cob at 5lbs per head per day and gradually worked up to about 15lbs per head per day. They finished out excellent!</p><p></p><p>Also if you look at the tail head of you steer, you can start to see some fat deposits around it so that is a good sign. You can also see that his cod is filled in, also showing he's getting closer to being finished.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ksmit454, post: 1652003, member: 39792"] He seems larger than 900lbs. He looks great! I started my steers on sweet cob approx 90 days before butcher and gave them unlimited hay. I think the unlimited hay was really the key, and I began with sweet cob at 5lbs per head per day and gradually worked up to about 15lbs per head per day. They finished out excellent! Also if you look at the tail head of you steer, you can start to see some fat deposits around it so that is a good sign. You can also see that his cod is filled in, also showing he’s getting closer to being finished. [/QUOTE]
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