Need to Castrate Anything?

[Nolan]

Sure it could... it could degenerate into a debate about how the castration tool industry has sold out to China

Best laugh I've had in a long time. Thank you.

 

[Mattlt]

The "old timers" used a pocket knife, and cooked the balls over the branding fire for a quick snack. I never tried them, I figured it just added insult to injury for the calf.

Breaded, deep-fried, Rocky Mountain Oysters are pretty tasty.

Also, typically when bull calves are castrated they are de-horned as well. Horns can be burned or clipped off. You pretty much have the choice of a) the smell of burning hair or b) blood everywhere.

 

[arkangel06]

Did you click on it, for real? What's in there?!

no pictures its safe


I have no fear

 

[ryan_289]

Breaded, deep-fried, Rocky Mountain Oysters are pretty tasty.

Also, typically when bull calves are castrated they are de-horned as well. Horns can be burned or clipped off. You pretty much have the choice of a) the smell of burning hair or b) blood everywhere.

Thats why I only have polled cattle (no horns) Dehorning is by far more bloodier than castrating.