Petey – Packed with Potential - SOLD
Petey – March-Born Show Steer Prospect
Don’t overlook this green but powerful March-born baldy calf. Petey brings the complete package — big-hipped, level-topped, and shaggy with tons of hair. He may be young, but he's got the structure, style, and potential to grow into a standout 4-H or FFA project steer. One of the best in the barn and ready to take off!
Bluto – Big, Bold & Built Right - SOLD
Bluto – January-Born Show Steer Prospect
Bluto brings the kind of power and look that turns heads. This January-born steer is big-bodied, sound-structured, and naturally stout. His easy-feeding build and just the right amount of chrome give him that clean, stylish show calf look. Whether you’re gearing up for county fair or jackpots, Bluto’s the kind that feeds out right and stands out doing it.
Licorice – The Gentle One - SOLD
Licorice – Gentle, Halter-Broke Show Steer for First-Year Exhibitors
Licorice is the barn favorite for a reason. This calf is as gentle as they come — calm on the halter by Day 2 and eager to please. He’s the ideal match for a first-year 4-H or FFA showman looking for a project with personality and potential. Born a twin, he had a slower start, but he’s ready to take off and grow. With his soft look, sweet demeanor, and steady build, Licorice has all the makings of a great one.
Nemo – The Sweet One with Style - SOLD
Nemo – Late April Show Steer Prospect
Nemo may be the youngest in the pen, but he’s got all the right parts — long-haired, good-built, and easy to handle. Born in late April, he’s an ideal fit for late August or September fairs. He’s sweet-natured, calm on the halter, and holds his own next to the older calves. If you're looking for a project with style, softness, and a great attitude, Nemo's your guy.