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Posted by Bill Smith on November 10, 2003 at 14:33:43 from (63.147.130.121):
In Reply to: Steer Horns posted by Ted on November 07, 2003 at 04:49:48:
My first thought would be, let the vet do it. My local vet (cattle oriented animal clinic) does it and, on just one would be pretty inexpensive. While you are there, watch him do it and maybe you will learn enough to attempt it yourself next time. I have done stuff myself before to save money, and wound up in the hospital myself which cost me alot more in the long run. I ussually leave horns on my butcher calves. They get all the grain that way and that sure makes the meat better. Didn't have to sort the butcher calf off everyday to feed him his grain. He ran the bull and the other cows off at his feeding time and I didn't have to do it. lol
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