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<blockquote data-quote="VAStocker" data-source="post: 277473" data-attributes="member: 4458"><p>I don't know if alot of yall use nuberry cutters or not it has made catration alot easier on me and the calf I started using them last year and have castrated 600-700 calves with them. After you pull the cutter through the sack both testical are easy to remove and it heals up real nice. the only problem I see is when cutting a large bull 450-550 lbs. it will bunch the sack up at the end and not cut all the way through then I just take a razor and remove the bottom portion of the sack. The other remarkable thing is there is very little blood involved.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="VAStocker, post: 277473, member: 4458"] I don't know if alot of yall use nuberry cutters or not it has made catration alot easier on me and the calf I started using them last year and have castrated 600-700 calves with them. After you pull the cutter through the sack both testical are easy to remove and it heals up real nice. the only problem I see is when cutting a large bull 450-550 lbs. it will bunch the sack up at the end and not cut all the way through then I just take a razor and remove the bottom portion of the sack. The other remarkable thing is there is very little blood involved. [/QUOTE]
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