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Separate him from the companion steer.

Embryos are hit or miss but if you have the money, go right ahead.

OK, I thought you meant for a live calf. I'd just breed her to a low birth weight Angus. I'd check with other breeders or a bull stud and ask their suggestions,

First calf heifer?

Congratulations!!!!

So 3rd in class? What did he weigh?

Overall?

How did you do?

Job well done!

Call your vet.

Just cut back on feed.

They usually only put hands on them at a terminal, market steer show. I wish they put hands on them at all ages.

You use the stick to move the legs into proper position and then scratch their belly or brisket when you have them set up the way that you would like.

Has he been wormed?

Should have already been weaned in my opinion.

Will probably want an older calf born in Jan. or Feb. of this year.

Looking better every pic. Well done!

Get a donkey and tie him to it.

Tell them to allow you to lead him and no loud noises or slapping because he does not respond well to that. You have every right as his owner to request such. I am so sorry that this has happened to you. A lot of men just try to "Manhandle" every animal that they come into contact with which...

Would also like to see a rear photo, head-on photo, and top of back photo.