Last sale for Williams Lake this year.

Our vet does the same thing with the strings to act as tourniquet... we leave it on 24-48 hours normally. Not near as much bleeding for them...don't have many to do but sometimes on bought ones like @gcreekrch .... usually when son buys some bulls, and the horns are not that big.
 
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So why not just tip them?
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.
 

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