Act as a touriquet, about 3 days.Never seen the strings before, I assume they are meant to decrease bleeding? How long do you leave them on?
Is that some kind of special knot? Is it tied in a way to tighten and not release until it's cut? Puts pressure on a vein to the outside?Act as a touriquet, about 3 days.
Yes.Is that some kind of special knot? Is it tied in a way to tighten and not release until it's cut? Puts pressure on a vein to the outside?
I am thinking these guys have a $3 per day profit in them by late February or early March.Nice bonus for you, no flies to worry about either.
I was taught that if you are to do a job to do it right the first time. Only people who benefit from horns are the roping crowd today. Feedlots here will knock you $10 a hundred for horns. I bought these at very close to a dollar a lb under what they could have been worth if the previous owner had cleaned them up himself.So why not just tip them?
That we did, was happy a big strapping young guy that wanted to learn showed up with the neighbor to help.It certainly tidied them up. Counting horns, it looks like you did 11 head
With OB wire.That's quite a bit of sawing.
I'm down to where i have to rest between sawing horns. I need an electric saw that uses OB wire.That we did, was happy a big strapping young guy that wanted to learn showed up with the neighbor to help.
Learned yesterday that after 4 my shoulders started complaining.
When I cut them off I will take a couple picturesGive me a lesson. How do you apply those ropes, where do they have to sit? How tight?
Interesting, never seen with rope.
Williams Lake in B.C.?