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Biscuit Joiner posted:It's called a Henderson tool. Isn't recovery time like a day with the "twist-off" method and closer to a week with the bands?
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Aaaahhh holy gently caress
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SopWATh posted:Isn't recovery time like a day with the "twist-off" method and closer to a week with the bands? I know I was back up on my feet within a few hours.
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Jul 1, 2014 22:00
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Jesus... do they knock the horse out first? Or do they just strap it down somehow and give it a local anesthetic?
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tiananman posted:Jesus... do they knock the horse out first? Or do they just strap it down somehow and give it a local anesthetic? amimals dont got no pain 
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Jul 1, 2014 22:03
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tiananman posted:Jesus... do they knock the horse out first? Or do they just strap it down somehow and give it a local anesthetic? Most animals lose consciousness within 30 seconds of you starting to twist their nuts off. It's all very natural.
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Jul 1, 2014 22:10
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JESUS CHRISTTTT my balls hurt by proxy now thanks a lot
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Jul 1, 2014 22:31
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I saw the title of the video and closed it. Then after an hour I went back and saw long enough to see the tool in action and  I know saying "don't click" makes goons click but seriously, don't loving click that.
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Jul 1, 2014 22:40
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SopWATh posted:Isn't recovery time like a day with the "twist-off" method and closer to a week with the bands? I'm not sure of the recovery time time with the twist off method, I've never done that. It takes about a month for the scrotum and testicles to fall off with the banding method. The goats seemed to be uncomfortable for an hour or so after the banding but after that they didn't seem to care or notice. Hogs were the worst, cutting them open and manually removing the the testicles. The giving them (the testicles) to my uncle who took them home and ate them. We later ate the hogs, they were delicious. Content but no picture - I used to install elevators for a relatively big company. The mechanics would open the door to the elevator shaft and put a stepladder from the door opening over to the opposite wall of the shaft and have no issues going out on the ladder. Similar to this...  ...but 20-30 floors of open elevator shaft under the ladder. I refused to do it. We were supposed to rig up ropes and harnesses but they never did, according to them it would take to long. We were paid by the hour. Also, it's a lot of fun riding on top of the elevator cabin until a co-workers clothes got snagged on the something and was pulled between the cabin and shaft wall then fell 15 stories to his death.
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Jul 1, 2014 22:41
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SopWATh posted:Isn't recovery time like a day with the "twist-off" method and closer to a week with the bands? Actually you should bite them off. No joke. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-udsIV4Hmc
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Jul 1, 2014 23:06
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KARMA! posted:Actually you should bite them off. No joke. You obviously didn't watch the video because the rest of us discovered that horse nuts are pretty big.
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Jul 1, 2014 23:22
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They probably don't anesthetize them because the cost and trouble of anesthetizing livestock and horses is too much. Even with cats they just sedate them, they're not under full anesthesia or anything. Cat neuters are barbaric to me, and I assist with them all the time.
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Jul 1, 2014 23:30
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Biscuit Joiner posted:Writing this brought back memories of castrating more livestock than I care to remember. Never used this tool though. Banding for goats and cattle, cutting for hogs. We banded sheep and it was pretty loving miserable. Docking tails I could handle cause it was quick and done, but banding takes time.
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Jul 1, 2014 23:40
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poo poo, we lived in Bumfuck, Nowhere, and everybody neutered goats and sheep with rubber bands. Like the other guy said, they weren't very happy for an hour or so, but didn't seemed bothered after that. We did it when they were only a few weeks old, so it's probably no more barbaric than circumcision(which is to say, pretty loving barbaric)
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JnnyThndrs posted:poo poo, we lived in Bumfuck, Nowhere, and everybody neutered goats and sheep with rubber bands. Like the other guy said, they weren't very happy for an hour or so, but didn't seemed bothered after that. I saw cattle being neutered with a knife and they didn't really seem to give a poo poo. they put it in the gate thing, knocked it over, 10 seconds of cutting and mooing, open the gate, the cow gets up and runs off and 2 minutes later it's standing in the pasture eating grass like nothing happened.
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Jul 2, 2014 01:07
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Volume posted:I saw the title of the video and closed it. Then after an hour I went back and saw long enough to see the tool in action and How sheltered was your childhood? Did you never go to any farms or anything out in the country?
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It's worth considering that alot of prey animals mask their pain, and the best explanation for that is predators like to target sick or injured animals, and masking distress increases an individual's fitness. I don't think individuals offering themselves up as sacrificial lambs for predators has ever been selected for, because that would decreases the fitness of the entire group.
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Brannock posted:How sheltered was your childhood? Did you never go to any farms or anything out in the country? we took a field trip to a farm when i was in kindergarten. castration was not part of the day's activities.
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Phobophilia posted:It's worth considering that alot of prey animals mask their pain, and the best explanation for that is predators like to target sick or injured animals, and masking distress increases an individual's fitness. Forced or coerced sacrifice exists in nature, as with penguins pushing others into the water first to test if a predator is waiting to eat them.
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Brannock posted:How sheltered was your childhood? Did you never go to any farms or anything out in the country? Is this a common thing to just up and do these days? "What should we do, go to the water park, vineyard, or random farm and watch castrations?"
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Brannock posted:How sheltered was your childhood? Did you never go to any farms or anything out in the country? in TYOOL 2014, it is not "sheltered" if you've never personally witnessed the castration of a farm animal
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Jul 2, 2014 01:27
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I'm glad I had farmer friends, IMO.
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Mike the TV posted:Forced or coerced sacrifice exists in nature, as with penguins pushing others into the water first to test if a predator is waiting to eat them. Or there are penguin serial killers E: next on law and order: special penguins unit
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Biscuit Joiner posted:It's called a Henderson tool. Rememeber how I said that radiation was the scarietst thing a few pages back? I think that's not actually the case. Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 02:00 on Jul 2, 2014 |
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Griz posted:I saw cattle being neutered with a knife and they didn't really seem to give a poo poo. they put it in the gate thing, knocked it over, 10 seconds of cutting and mooing, open the gate, the cow gets up and runs off and 2 minutes later it's standing in the pasture eating grass like nothing happened. It's often much harder on the livestock than the farmer.
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Philthy posted:Is this a common thing to just up and do these days? I had to be there to watch my dogs get castrated.
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someone really really needs to make one of the good shots in that castration tool video into a gif
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Jul 2, 2014 02:21
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Indecisive posted:JESUS CHRISTTTT So do mine, but because of this:
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I didn't mean to drop the ball and start a testicle chat derail. If they had a second ladder to use... 
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Chris Awful posted:Twists them nuts of with no mess.  To change the subject...   
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Jul 2, 2014 02:36
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Hahahah nature gives no fucks for our pathetic human endeavors. "Hi Mr. Tree, just gotta take off a few branches here." "Get hosed, apething!"
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Biscuit Joiner posted:It's called a Henderson tool. No, he clearly said "drill attachment," which is somehow way more terrifying than those chromed nutclippers. Edit: Oh. I watched the video. Oh. Oh dear.
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Three-Phase posted:Rememeber how I said that radiation was the scarietst thing a few pages back? I think that's not actually the case. 
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this owns
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Jul 2, 2014 03:16
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Seeing these in proximity to each other confused me. But the second one is engineered to all safety specifications
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Jul 2, 2014 03:19
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KoRMaK posted:Seeing these in proximity to each other confused me. But the second one is engineered to all safety specifications The first one is nuts, the second less so.
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noooooooooo
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Jul 2, 2014 03:35
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moller posted:The first one is nuts, the second less so. Nice. 
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