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Posted by Bill Ramsey on November 07, 2003 at 07:22:39 from (204.96.221.213):
In Reply to: Steer Horns posted by Ted on November 07, 2003 at 04:49:48:
A 400 lb steer is no big job. Here in Texas we don't always have a chute. We rope the head and heals and strech him out he will go down then tie his feet hard and fast . Then use tree lopers if the horns are to big to take of with sharp knife below base of horns. If you have a chute with head gate catch his head and use nose tongs to pull his head to one side. Take them off and carterize with hot iron. I've not always had the luxury of having help. Look at the almanac and do it by the signs. Some may not believe in the signs but it works. My nickels worth. LOL Bill
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