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we have the scale and the sling.  I have a nylon rope that I call my weighing rope.  I throw it over barn beams, or tree limbs.  Tie the scale off of it then weigh the calf. Our sling is real similar to the one Sullivan's sells. http://www.sullivansupply.com/Iowa/detail.aspx?ID=12810

I would not panic over four days yet.  Just keep a close eye on her.  How many days were you using to determine she is late?  (283?)  What is the breeding of the heifer?

I didn't realize it, but Cattle Visions lists him as horned. 

I am not an expert by any means, but I would echo the thoughts on the T-84.  I also personally like the 5/8ths inch blades for the Andis for necks.  (I think they also call it an A-5)

I was looking for more in general.  He seems to be a a good outcross bull that might work well on heifers.

How do they look?  He is a Goldmine son with awesome numbers calving ease.  Anyone have much experience with him?

Congrats. For the record, nice trophy for winning Grand at a County Fair, that thing is enormous

Dream On Heifer wins Grand (Jeff Thompson), Dream On Heifer wins Reserve (Hudson Pine)

What is the spread?  Steelers are favored by 7.  It started at like 6.5 and ticked up slightly. Over/Under is 47

Wasn't at Denver, but sounds like Chopper.

Anyone have any calves coming from Grindstone Creek's Mr. Amigo?  He won Grand earlier today.  I believe he was Reserve at the Royal.  No surprise a Dream On son.  I really like his yearling pictures last year.

still both amazes and excites me. This technology stuff is pretty freaking cool.

It just is an continues to be a fantastic marketing campaign.  i know of two sons of his that have sold.  One being Chopper for the 1/3 interest for 62,500.  The other was Iron Man that sold on the Pine Ridge sale down in Georgia.  Solid enough bull, but as you said great cows and great herds. ...

I have learned to hate Jane Fonda since I could comprehend what my father was saying.  His personal favorite movie scene is when Katherin Hepburn slaps her upside the face in On Golden Pond.  He cheers every single time. All that said, I wouldn't start writing letters to ABC about the upcoming...

The Quarter Horse industry had some trouble with this around a stallion named Robert Redford.  He threw a fit and wound up suing over the name.  I did enjoy it when about 3 years later a stallion showed up with the name Rude Redford.

I apologize because I am sure it has been posted, but can someone post a link? Thanks

I can't really buy the thought they were bidding 6 and it was really 60 thing.  I heard it go down on the tv, and if you paid attention from the beginning there was really no doubt that it was 60.  My old thoughts of bidding very slowly and knowing what you are bidding would have been very...

Yes I know it is a long shot, but I thought I would give it a try here anyway. I have a 2 year old Quarterhorse gelding for sale.  He is not registered, as when we bought his mother they were never able to "find" her papers.  He has been shown at halter, however he is not currently broke to...

It is on RFD Saturday morning.  You could tape it if you wanted to.