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I agree with the early morning and watching the barn come alive its like bow season all over again and watching the woods come alive. note i grew up showing and had 2 girls that showed all the way through high school. Still raise some goats as a hobby usually give a couple weathers away to local kids that cant afford to buy them some of my proudest moment's have been watching that little free goat and win a class at the county show. We are in McLennan county fairly large show 350+ goats on average
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Originally posted by flyinstroke View PostI wish everyone would go back to showing haired like Fort Worth. Doesn't have to be full fit. But hair would be nice. It just adds another level to raising them. I hate slicking steers that have awesome hair. It almost makes me cry. Good luck in SA.
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Originally posted by Tex_Cattleman View PostI don't agree with that. There's never been a cooler in Hays County and I can show you a list of FW brands coming from here. Our county is hair-shown and I wouldn't have it any other way. Truth is on the county level, the advantage is to those who work their tail off, rather than just feed and rinse them off now and then.
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Originally posted by mchunter67 View PostI agree with the early morning and watching the barn come alive its like bow season all over again and watching the woods come alive. note i grew up showing and had 2 girls that showed all the way through high school. Still raise some goats as a hobby usually give a couple weathers away to local kids that cant afford to buy them some of my proudest moment's have been watching that little free goat and win a class at the county show. We are in McLennan county fairly large show 350+ goats on average
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We drove through 4 hours of snow/ice last year to get to San Angelo for the market goat show. Looks like we will do it again this year heading down for the wether doe show, which check in a day earlier than the market animals. Hopefully it warms up for long enough on Thursday afternoon to melt some off, we leave out early Friday morning. The combination of ice, hills, skinny roads, trailer, and 2wd pickup is not one I especially like.
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