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Handling cattle: Who taught you ?
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<blockquote data-quote="dewey" data-source="post: 833474" data-attributes="member: 5710"><p>how to handle cattle? well you will get more opinions on that then you can shake a stick at. most of it depends on the cattle along with common sense. the best cow dog or horse you can have is a bag of cubes with gentle cattle. if you just move them around easy with a sorting stick i like the rattle paddles best. if you want to get hurt and get the cattle shook up use a hot shot (prod) while sorting them. most of the tools are just like any tool they are good when used properly. a hot shot is all right for loading cattle on a trailer or in a chute when needed with proper use.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dewey, post: 833474, member: 5710"] how to handle cattle? well you will get more opinions on that then you can shake a stick at. most of it depends on the cattle along with common sense. the best cow dog or horse you can have is a bag of cubes with gentle cattle. if you just move them around easy with a sorting stick i like the rattle paddles best. if you want to get hurt and get the cattle shook up use a hot shot (prod) while sorting them. most of the tools are just like any tool they are good when used properly. a hot shot is all right for loading cattle on a trailer or in a chute when needed with proper use. [/QUOTE]
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