Posted by blue924.9 on May 26, 2014 at 15:54:37 from (96.31.10.6):
In Reply to: Any other hog people? posted by Notjustair on May 25, 2014 at 20:05:49:
if you castrate when they are small enough holding them upside down works best blood rushes to their head and knocks some fight out of them. as for giving shots in the neck, hold them by the head, with your pointer finger running along their head and folding their ear over their eye. use the rest of your fingers under their snout to hold their head, the squirmy ones usually fight a little but it helps if you put their legs against your chest, lets them know they are not falling and they usually push against you a little bit. for the really squirmy ones squeeze your hand a little, it wont completely block their airway but restrict it enough to make them quit fighting after a few seconds
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