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Handling cattle: Who taught you ?
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<blockquote data-quote="novatech" data-source="post: 805086" data-attributes="member: 5494"><p>I used the same thing. More as a prod or show stick than a whip. Brahman cattle are more likely to turn on you if you hurt them. I do the best I can at making working the catle a pleasurable experiance, for them and me. </p><p>As a young man I traveled throughout Texas with my uncle at auction barns. I watched more cattle fight the electric prods than one could imagine. When we got the cattle back to the ranch they were treated about the same way. I grew up across the fence from the J D Hudgins Brahman family and was able to observe the gentle Brahmans they had. I watched and learned how there was a better way. With over 50 years dealing with Brahman I am still learning.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="novatech, post: 805086, member: 5494"] I used the same thing. More as a prod or show stick than a whip. Brahman cattle are more likely to turn on you if you hurt them. I do the best I can at making working the catle a pleasurable experiance, for them and me. As a young man I traveled throughout Texas with my uncle at auction barns. I watched more cattle fight the electric prods than one could imagine. When we got the cattle back to the ranch they were treated about the same way. I grew up across the fence from the J D Hudgins Brahman family and was able to observe the gentle Brahmans they had. I watched and learned how there was a better way. With over 50 years dealing with Brahman I am still learning. [/QUOTE]
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