Could someone (anyone?) post a page with information about de-horning with pictures so those of us that are new to cows that want to see it can visit the link? I'm not squeamish and blood doesn't bother me (as long as it isn't my own) and I would like to know what things look like before I have to do it? That way I will know what looks 'right' and 'not right' ... please??? Thanks!!
De-horning pictures with explanations...
- Thread starter Lynn Esty
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