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Show Steers
by killarney_roseJan 27, 2015
I pulled a photo from the deep recesses of my first hands on experience with cattle. I am in the middle photo with Set. What I call the old Ag Barn at CCHS. They had the equipment I didn't have and needed until I got him halter broke. Mom gave me a week to halter break him so I could get him over to the boarding stable I had my horse in. And exactly one week later I walked him down the barn hallway to the end of the barn just as pretty as you please. He got his name Set which fit him perfectly....he was touched with a little bit of evil. I was smitten by Arabians and didn't own one yet!!! And I looked up the Egyptian God of Evil....Set. Set loved to kick when you weren't paying attention!! He loved when you weren't paying attention to pull away and run up and down the hallway of the barn! At the same time he was my best friend that school year. I spent hours and hours with him! He was as push button a steer that ever was in the ring. A joy to show. I also remember whispering to him....don't you dare kick the judge. He didn't! Whew! The other two photos are other steers being raised by members in our FFA Chapter. Now your probably wondering, why ledger paper! We had project record books and part of that book was keeping track of expenditures and income.
Sketch: SBC Challenges # 425
Pattern Paper: MME Stella Rose Hazel ledger, Simple Stories Summer Fresh Burlap/Dictionary; Elle's Studio Srendipity Tabs
Frame: Crate Paper Maggie Holmes Frames
Chipboard: Dear Lizzy 5th and Frolic
Wood Veneers: Elle's Studio Shine: Summer
Rubons: Pink Paislee Luxe
Mist: Tattered Angels Glimmer - Slate
Ink: Tim Holtz Distressed: Black Soot, Vintage Photo
Alphas: AC Thickers Boardwalk
Sketch: SBC Challenges # 425
Pattern Paper: MME Stella Rose Hazel ledger, Simple Stories Summer Fresh Burlap/Dictionary; Elle's Studio Srendipity Tabs
Frame: Crate Paper Maggie Holmes Frames
Chipboard: Dear Lizzy 5th and Frolic
Wood Veneers: Elle's Studio Shine: Summer
Rubons: Pink Paislee Luxe
Mist: Tattered Angels Glimmer - Slate
Ink: Tim Holtz Distressed: Black Soot, Vintage Photo
Alphas: AC Thickers Boardwalk







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