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Posted by Kent in NB on December 28, 2005 at 05:40:03 from (207.179.133.18):
In Reply to: calf leading posted by BR on December 27, 2005 at 12:31:38:
In a prior life, I used to work to work at some major purebred auctions. We would have to train upwards of 100 to 250 head of critters in about 6 days. Tieing up, lead to water, tie up, lead to water, etc... . This consistent activity will teach the animal to do as you want, most of the time. I still do this with my freshening heifers, and it saves me big time when I go to work with them in the freestall.
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