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In Reply to: Re: What is the least painful procedure in getting your little buck fixed? posted by goat mom on August 23, 2001 at 16:03:49:
I prefer cutting to any of the other methods, it's quick and little bleeding. I cut 40 this spring with no problems. Just clean your knife good and we used fly spray afterwards. I also kick them out on clean pasture so they are not laying around in dirt. They were all eating and going fine. They werte a little sore but there is no way to avoid some pain when you are removing a body part. If you've never seen it done, you could even watch how they cut calves. It'll probably be worse for you then your little guy. Good luck, Stephanie
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