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Dehorning Crates

alderdeer · 2011-03-16 11:53:26

Im looking at buying a dehorning cate and im looking for any suggestions as whether to go for the ones with a strap to keep calfs head in place or the ones with a ring to push the nose into. i see some have front openings for releasing the calf and others have to be pushed back. Any suggestions would be appreciated thanks.

16-03-2011 12:53pm

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alderdeer

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Im looking at buying a dehorning cate and im looking for any suggestions as whether to go for the ones with a strap to keep calfs head in place or the ones with a ring to push the nose into. i see some have front openings for releasing the calf and others have to be pushed back. Any suggestions would be appreciated thanks.

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#2 16-03-2011 1:02pm

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alderdeer wrote: »

Im looking at buying a dehorning cate and im looking for any suggestions as whether to go for the ones with a strap to keep calfs head in place or the ones with a ring to push the nose into. i see some have front openings for releasing the calf and others have to be pushed back. Any suggestions would be appreciated thanks.

check out this thread
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056153618&highlight=dehorning

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#3 16-03-2011 3:53pm

alderdeer

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Thanks for that vanderbadger it looks a fair crate alright, probably the way to go as will be doing calves on own most likely did ya use it yourself much yet

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