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We had a steer several years ago that was so good at it we kept him around, he was probably 6-7 when he finally got too lazy to jump.

What does that have to do with anything, you live in Kansas and have for as long as I can remember?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't know anyone that isn't concerned about making money!

I wasn't arguing whether or not it was mainstream, what aj is saying is that is that it is used primarily in the show cattle industry, I would venture to say that Dairy would be your #1  industry for AI and Cloning with purebred breeders as #2, club calf breeders are a very small minority of the...

I'm not sure where you come up with your senarios, I have never had to do a c-section on a recip.  The beauty of ET is you can then put those embryo's into a cow that can have anything.  I would consider it good animal husbandry, Gardiner's flush at the same embryo center I use and they seem to...

We also use joy, other than right before a show or clipping and then we will use the easy all soap, I think it does a better job, just can't justify the cost for normal hair care.

Count me in!

She would make a really nice market heifer, looks like you were shooting for a steer.

Does she have any milk, can't see much of an udder?

I'm not saying it isn't hard work, we spent several years running around and looking at calves and you can end up with as much tied up in fuel and mileage as you could of by just going to someone that you trust that has the knowledge to direct you to 1 or 2 places where you can find what you are...

They told Forbes to quit being nice!

You can be nice in this thread, that is a nice heifer.

Theres that rare spot puppy again!  See you got all of your females in that litter and that didn't leave any room for the heifer gods to give you any bovine females  (clapping)

Cool Calf hands down

If you are looking to be competitive in the BEST program I would guess you are looking at around a 2500 price range if you know what you are looking for, you can luck out and find deals if you are willing to spend enourmous amounts of time driving around and looking for calves, but for most of...

No tax on market animals, anything in the pet-dog, horse etc is taxed

A couple of days

You need to read the rules to know exactly what it says, ours allows anything that isn't paint or adhesive, oils are fine.

They always have a fabulous group at sale time, how do they turn out?

That is a really nice heifer