Yes, the chain type, twist until you have a good hold, we have the other type, aluminum kind of round at the end, squeeze like pliers no I don't know the actual or proper names for each, and no need to, absolutely hate using these things, hate it with a passion, the only time is a dire situation or when the vet tells me too, the chain type works best for me, as I can control it better, if a horse is going to go nuts, forget it, I really try and be fair about it, sometimes you need that grip on them to help, thankfully its not very often. I do not, nor do I ever want to see someone use an ear twitch, I'd do the same to them after laying them in a full spreader with the beater going. Horses do remember, maybe these kinds of things more so, we have one retired from racing, who has a lot of talent, but given the chance, he'd stomp a person, fearless, laughs at a whip, someone was not kind to him or he was picked on in the herd, he won several hundred thousand in his career, better drug him if you put a twitch on this guy, would be bad news if not.
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