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Sure like the looks of the lot 1 steer in this sale.. http://www.maxanet.com/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi?willoughby9/category/ALL

I agree with all who responded.  Those aren't bad sizes and I'd be more concerned about the little one that the big one.  Our fall calves tend to be a little bigger than our spring calves.  Can't say how it is this year yet as we've only just started but that was an 88# ET hfr calf that is...

We've used on lambs, pigs, and goats.  It seems to help get some extra pounds on in a hurry if you are needing that.   

She looks like she could use worming for internal parasites too.

Sumo is a fat product made by Sunglo feeds.  Pigs love it.  I'd get some ASAP and get the pigs eating it.  Also you may want to try to get some Paylean in the diet..  Sunglo's Explode is good.  That way they will gain more efficiently.

IMO, most of the better showmen will find their best place in the ring and make themselves be seen..    I just dont' want to see them do that at the expense of another exhibitor.    I just wonder where the politeness to others has gone?

My showman wasn't trying to be first in, was just going in as the others trickled into the ring.  She might have been in the first 3rd in.  They were somewhat lined up as they had come out.  In any case, you are  correct, there was more elbow room at the end of the line when they all got into...

So true!  My showman survived that to show in the next round.. 

We recently attended and participated at a show.  My showman made the first cut and was going back into the ring for semi finals.  She was near the front of the line and the kids around her were calmly making their way into the ring.  One overzealous showman came out of nowhere from behind and...

Sounds like it was a good week for you!    It was a long hot one that is for sure! 

High Noon or Essential Premium Gold are very good show lamb feeds. 

Must be an EMAW day!!!!  <party> <party>

We haven't used him a lot but the calves we've had from him have been less than impressive at birth and then at some point they really explode.  I intend to use him more in the future.   

Leanbeef..  you are right!  Moser Ranch = good people.    I'd also recommend Hoffmann Simmental in NE KS.    One other one to try would be Peltons.

There are a couple programs in Kansas that have good red simmis.

Has anyone ever done this on purpose and put them in something like a Holstein?

Does anyone know if it is online?  If so, where? 

I would think you'd get some interest just by posting on here. 

I feel your pain Frostie.    The drought has been extremely hard on the older cows.  They had a tougher time maintaining condition thru the summer and have taken longer to get it back this winter.    Those old girls have sure paid their way around here but with the higher price of cows, cost of...

We have fed several of those listed.  Currently.. we are feeding Essential (not listed) and High Noon.