You won't regret it he does all the families mounts and top notch. Here's Muley he did for me

Great looking calves Burnet! Is the yellow calf an IGWT?

The bigger all yellow calf is out of Horn's HL Sugar Bear and the best CharxLimmy cow I have. That cow every embryo no matter what bull I've used hasn't had anything less than a class winner at a major. The reddish yellow white face calf is Horn's Lovin 620 out of the same cow

You might as well just take a stroll over to Rosenthal's, Kroger, HEB, or one of your other favorite places and buy their grass fed beef for the price he's giving you. You'll likely come out ahead.

Just depends what he wants. A show steer from a local family will be on a good feed program which includes a super high quality show feed, additional things mixed in the show feed like Flaxseed. Also show steers are fed in conjunction with the show feed, high quality hay such as coastal & sorghum(Haygrazer) in forms of round bales or square bales. I also turn my show steers out at night in the pasture pens to graze on native grass which is very common thing to do.

These show cattle are intensely cared for across the board in such things like stalls, keeping them cool during the Hot months in Texas using fans, misting systems, Portacool's, even having A/C cool facility. They are rinsed out and blown out at least twice a day, washed at least once a week or as needed, worked and walked at least twice a day and so forth.

These show steers have a pampered life style basically and countless hours of hard work go into it. The other thing is a show steer is going to have better genetics and superior marbling, flavor, taste and juiciness compared to a grass fed steer.