Updated 2006 steer pics!!

[Angus Cattle Girl]

I'm going to get better pictures of my steers and heifer tomorrow! Just thought I'd give you guys a heads up. But I have a question. What profiles should I get of them? I'm going to get a side. But should I get a rear view also? Or maybe a front view?

 

[Workinonit Farm]

If you could, along with a side view, rear and front views would be helpful.

Katherine

 

[jaydill]

Try to get all views that a judge at a show would see. i.e. every all views: front, rear, and profile. Try to have the calves set up too.

 

[Angus Cattle Girl]

Today, I finally got the pics on the computer to upload. Sorry it took me so long. Anyway's, I hope these pics are a lot better, and I hope you guys find it easier to judge them!

Here is my Charolais cross steer.

Side Profile:

Front Profile:

Rear Profile:

Here is my Angus cross steer.

Side Profile:

Front Profile:

Rear Profile:

Here is my Angus cross heifer.

Side Profile:

Front Profile:

Rear Profile:

Sorry they are so big! I hope they didn't scare you.Thanks guys! Judge them to your fullest ability. Criticism Welcome!! :lol:

 

[certherfbeef]

They all look just fine. Need to see a hoof trimmer though.

 

[jaydill]

They all look nice. You should do well with them. Good luck! Much better pictures. ;-)

 

[tracy]

maybe you should cut his willy hair off and stick it on his tail (angus cross steer)

 

[Angus Cattle Girl]

Yeah, somehow the Angus X steer got a lot of his tail hair pulled out. It was like that way back when I first got him also(in October). We have our cattles' feet trimmed around June or July every year. But I think my Angus X hooves are REALLY long.

 

[jaydill]

Yeah, somehow the Angus X steer got a lot of his tail hair pulled out. It was like that way back when I first got him also(in October). We have our cattles' feet trimmed around June or July every year. But I think my Angus X hooves are REALLY long.

you should be doing it more often than that...maybe moreso for your show cattle.

 

[AAOK]

Yeah, somehow the Angus X steer got a lot of his tail hair pulled out. It was like that way back when I first got him also(in October). We have our cattles' feet trimmed around June or July every year. But I think my Angus X hooves are REALLY long.

you should be doing it more often than that...maybe moreso for your show cattle.

Calves that you are activly showing need to have their hooves trimed every 3-4 months.

Your calves look like they are doing OK for what you have. You could improve by studying more about Show Calf selection.