Posted by thurlow on August 08, 2008 at 12:53:02 from (70.146.188.125):
In Reply to: info and a question posted by KEH on August 08, 2008 at 10:07:37:
Other folks have covered your hydraulic question(s); I guess they've answered your cattle prod question,also, but I'll chime in. (They don't shock, btw, at least the ones I've used; they burn). If you're dealing with cattle who all have names, I doubt that you need a 'hot shot'. I would never use one to 'drive' cattle, no matter the circumstances, but.........if you're dealing with range cattle that are only corralled/worked 2 or 3 times a year, a hot shot can be a definite asset, ONLY when she's in the chute and balks about going further.......usually just as she's about to enter the head gate. One jolt in the rear........WHEN SHE'S HEADED IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION can save a lot of frustration for you and her. There was a young lady (from Colorado, as I recall) who wrote for one of the cattle magazines a few years ago and published numerous articles about getting cattle to move forward in the chute by placing herself near their shoulder and moving backwards and forwards a couple of feet. She had extensive studies to back her up and with the right cattle, I'm sure her approach worked, but I'd loved to have seen her try it in the real world, where you've got a couple of hundred head of bawling, upset cattle who are separated from their cavles.........
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