Calfs dyeing after processing

[dun]

Sure hope he finds out what went wrong.

Hasn;t been back since the original post

Maybe realized he should have called his vet instead of asking in a random website.

One can hope he did

 

[callmefence]

Probably never expected a place where the conversation would so quickliy lead to scapel vs chainsaw vs sawzall

 

[BRYANT]

I had some 500 weights cut a few years back and the vet used a cordless drill like some of you are talking about. I didn't care much for his way of cutting them.
I banded some 5 weights this year and didn't like that at all, as for me I'll just band them when the are a few days old. less work and not as stressful on the calves.

 

[dun]

I had some 500 weights cut a few years back and the vet used a cordless drill like some of you are talking about. I didn't care much for his way of cutting them.
I banded some 5 weights this year and didn't like that at all, as for me I'll just band them when the are a few days old. less work and not as stressful on the calves.

That drill deal makes my eyes water and my knees go weak

 

[BRYANT]

I had some 500 weights cut a few years back and the vet used a cordless drill like some of you are talking about. I didn't care much for his way of cutting them.
I banded some 5 weights this year and didn't like that at all, as for me I'll just band them when the are a few days old. less work and not as stressful on the calves.

That drill deal makes my eyes water and my knees go weak

I know what you mean, I kind of felt bad for them.