Thanks for sharing! There's a rump bar on the operation side of your chute, right beside the rolling door, that will help you get the stubborn ones to move up.
They didn't turn out that well, definitely needed to hold it longer. They are visible but you do have to be looking for them. I had always branded with fire, and had never used an electric iron before. To be honest I'm really not a big fan of it still.
@@mercerlandcattle9496 don't ask me how I know, and I personally know others that found out the same way I did. For many years branding was the last thing we did so that they didn't scar up the brand while vaccinating until one day when we all learned.
@@koochie2001 we actually bought a second chute early this summer for one of our other properties because our farm and ranch store told us on their next shipment of Arrowquip the price would be going up.
Inhumane is a pack of wolves or a pride of lions separating a baby from it’s mother or a cow from its herd and chasing it until it can’t run any more and then chocking it down while it’s other team members begin to eat it while it’s still alive and crying. Grow up.
Thanks for sharing! There's a rump bar on the operation side of your chute, right beside the rolling door, that will help you get the stubborn ones to move up.
Yes! We had to use the rump bar on a few. It was very handy. Working cattle was so smooth and enjoyable!
Aint no place for kids and loud noises
Just saw this! Thank you for your expert opinion!
My head restraint won't lock open
Any tips?
Just saw this! This is the wife... I'll ask him to see what he thinks. Thanks for watching!
I Wana know how that brand turned out. We hold the brand on a lot longer then that
They didn't turn out that well, definitely needed to hold it longer. They are visible but you do have to be looking for them. I had always branded with fire, and had never used an electric iron before. To be honest I'm really not a big fan of it still.
It is faint on her now, but we can still see it.
How much is one like that on wheels
I think we purchased ours for around $7k a few years ago. They've gone up since then. You need to find a dealer in your area and price one with them.
I will give you some good sound advice. Use your pour on after you brand. When they catch on fire they aren't easy to put out.
That's certainly good advice.
@@mercerlandcattle9496 don't ask me how I know, and I personally know others that found out the same way I did. For many years branding was the last thing we did so that they didn't scar up the brand while vaccinating until one day when we all learned.
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Looks pretty cool, we are getting one soon, can't wait!!
It has made working them low stress for us and the livestock. Definitely worth every penny.
@@mercerlandcattle9496 and we just found out yesterday, the price is going way up with the cost of steel these days, so we better get on it I think.
@@koochie2001 we actually bought a second chute early this summer for one of our other properties because our farm and ranch store told us on their next shipment of Arrowquip the price would be going up.
@@mercerlandcattle9496 we are living in crazy times.
Snapping a cows tail like that is inhumane
Inhumane is a pack of wolves or a pride of lions separating a baby from it’s mother or a cow from its herd and chasing it until it can’t run any more and then chocking it down while it’s other team members begin to eat it while it’s still alive and crying. Grow up.
That'll sure get them moving. We try not to use a hot shot unless we have one that will absolutely not move. 👍
@@jamesobryan3258 but it's not a human..so it couldn't be humane if it wanted too...only humans can be humane or inhumane.