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Posted by zoidberg on November 07, 2003 at 05:45:07 from (65.161.101.48):
In Reply to: Steer Horns posted by Ted on November 07, 2003 at 04:49:48:
use a cable saw, your vet should have one for sale, The wound will be cauterized during the cut and you won't get any bleeding, or some of the local yards use a calicrate bander around the horn. Fasten the band tightly, give the tetanus shot and wait. They say the horn will drop off just like the scrotum does. We have not used the bander for horns but it is something to think about. A live calf with horns is worth more the a dead polled one. Good luck.
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