Expert Tips: Castrating bulls with our original setup

Splits cutting bulls from the heifers. We set up our old cattle handling system. Checking temperament by looking at the whirl on the animal's face.
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[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

BQA = Beef Quality Assurance. Securing a bar or rope behind the animal's backend can minimize the backups and keep the animal from moving about as much.

[@RussWilson]

Thanks for the advise.

[@kathymeley9553]

There are always technical difficulties. You all make a good team. Good job.

[@RussWilson]

Thanks you!

[@tim7409]

In dairy cattle , a whorl below the eyes usually means more dairy, a whorl above the eyes means stronger .

[@RussWilson]

Thats cool!

[@dnawormcastings]

Great video on castrating bulls and having help. By your kids also🇳🇿❤️

[@RussWilson]

Thank you so much!

[@DKMFarms]

I enjoyed watching. I just started my farming channel. On our farm, we only castrate the bull we arr keeping to eat.

[@RussWilson]

How's the channel going?

[@DKMFarms]

@RussWilson it going well. It is a slow start. Have alot to learn. But I have loved and enjoyed ever min of it.

[@epicnaturellc1255]

Great topic!

[@RussWilson]

Thanks for watching!

[@robertduffy5805]

Thanks for the great info!

[@timshirk6261]

Is there a reason you wait to band them at this age vs when they are small ?

[@RussWilson]

We sale breeding bulls so we wait to see how they look at 10 months.

[@timshirk6261]

Also I am surprised that you are giving them all there shots like the conventional guys do despite that you are the exact opposite of conventional. With your healthy soil, plants and controlled grazing that should be plenty to keep them healthy