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<blockquote data-quote="richburg102" data-source="post: 388220" data-attributes="member: 5896"><p>when you have an animal set up your thumb should be closest to the anmils head because you have more control......try it at home when you are setting him up and your pinky is closest to the head he will drag his head down and the lead will just slip through your fingers.........when you hold him with your thumb closest it cant slip through your fingers and you have much more grip</p><p></p><p>i didnt see your steer at the show but from the pics he looks to be a really nice steer.</p><p></p><p>How did the other steer and your new heifer do?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="richburg102, post: 388220, member: 5896"] when you have an animal set up your thumb should be closest to the anmils head because you have more control......try it at home when you are setting him up and your pinky is closest to the head he will drag his head down and the lead will just slip through your fingers.........when you hold him with your thumb closest it cant slip through your fingers and you have much more grip i didnt see your steer at the show but from the pics he looks to be a really nice steer. How did the other steer and your new heifer do? [/QUOTE]
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