Posted by t in ne on March 12, 2016 at 05:17:31 from (97.32.67.14):
In Reply to: hauling bulls posted by KEH on March 11, 2016 at 16:39:32:
I can't stand the drivers who pull out the hotshot and go to town on calves. I went up in a cattle pot one day, driver was shocking and yelling, beside the door, and the calves wouldn't move. I worked my way through patting noses and off they went. Told him in another couple months we gotta sort replacements out of these, we'd prefer they didn't flip out thinking they were gonna get tasered again. And they don't kick when they are crammed together like that, they don't know it's you and not one of their buddies pushing on them.
Told another guy once if that taser comes through the gate and gets another calf high-kicking while I'm trying to get them turned around and into the chute it's getting shoved up a deep dark hole sideways and the button tied down.
Hotshots are handy but some guys try to use them as a substitute for not knowing how to handle cattle.
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