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Can also use athlete's foot cream and yeast infection cream too -- pretty much the same stuff just marketed differently.

Shapley's MTG is good, but don't want it in the eye.  Any food grade grease like bacon grease will smother the ringworm about as fast as anything.

We used a Sullivan and a Circuiteer together for several years.  Pretty sure they are the same motors.

Well you probably need to start with TH free sires unless you get her tested.  Maybe run with an Angus like PVF Insight or along that line for her first calf.

What is her TH status?  Sire and MGS?

Pretty solid maternal genetics.  She could be bred maternal, powered up for growth or cross with simm.  If you have a reg # would have a better idea what she is.

Vita Ferm Stress tubs for first 7-10 days with grass bale then to grass alfalfa mix and introduce 50:50 corn:oats the first week.  Warm them up for 45 days then on to the next phase.

Horse Butte 6141 would certainly make cows and I wouldn't hesitate to use a bull like that for western range cows.  You can always hop them up with more terminal genetics if retaining ownership of calves and feeding them out.

Nyk -- if you want to bump carcass EPDs without losing functionality, might look at Baldridge Colonel and BUBS Southern Charm.

The guy at Cool Bot says a 1200 lb. steer will radiate about 5600 BTUs per hour.  Two steers will be 11,000-12,000 BTU.  We used a 24,000 BTU window AC with a Cool Bot.  The room was 10x12 with 3-4" of spray foam insulation and the bottom 4' had OSB for interior wall.  We could keep it around 60...

Sounds like he learned not to pull back when tied up.  However, he never learned to lead.  I like to teach them to lead in a small pen.  First task is just to stand to the side maybe two feet away from their head and just pull their head toward you maybe 6 inches and then release.  Do that over...

Seems to me this body type is just from immaturity and being later maturing. The front eventually catches up with the back, but it will take a year or two more time.  The difference from front to back says he has quite a bit of room to grow yet.

Angus usually improves Simmental.  ;D

In my opinion, which is based on very few head personally, Insight can work well on really good females.  However, I do not think he fixes anything.  I would lean more toward Style, but have not used him myself. You might consider a Barstow Cash son such as Barstow Banker. Another direction...

Flax seed meal.  About a pound per head per day.

From what I can see he is too straight on both ends.  His shoulder angle is too steep.  This is causing his knees to buck over, which you can see from the video.  I have never seen one get better.  They just get worse.  He also looks like he is becoming open shouldered as well and that will be...

Your bull looks really good at 7 years.  I think this pretty well proves his soundness and disposition to stay around this long.  There are not many bulls that have this kind of longevity.

Her brisket lines up with her girth, so she does not look heavy fronted to me.  She definitely needs more middle and she is about right condition-wise for a breeding heifer, but needs to have more condition for show.  Her pose needs some help and that will make her look better too.  Others...

1. When do you want your pounds -- weaning, as stockers, or are you feeding them out? 2. What are your genetics in your cows and what is your pasture environment -- how much genetic potential in the calves do your cows have the ability to realize?  You can breed them to hot rod growth genetics...

BIM can misfire in about every direction possible.