Lump jaw can occur from a cracked tooth by chomping on a hard material. The tooth root/tip nerve has live blood nutrition that gets attacked by bacteria once tooth is cracked. Then pus kicks in and has no way to go. Over time the body will develop a fuser to drain the pus sack most of the time after the tooth nerve is dead and most times the tooth will actually fall out too. The abscess is basically a bag of dead white cells called pus used to attach and control the bacteria growth incased in a membrane bag developed by the body fighting the bacteria. That bag is what you saw plugging up the drain incision. I thought you did an absolute beautiful job on the cow. Hope she appreciates her owner.
Q tío más salvaje, en vez d sujetarle la cabeza, anda con esos modales, tirándole d las orejas! Muy mal!!! Es un tipo sin escrúpulos! NO LE VUELVO A VER MÁS!
You really don't comprehend that these aren't puppies. You can't just keep livestock for fun. The expense, time, space... you just can't do it. I know it's hard to comprehend for people who know nothing about farming
Hi, thank you for this video and for what you do everyday to feed the world! Would you say there’s any hope for the cow after it turns hard? Any information about after it turns hard is much appreciated. I started working with a herd after this problem had set in, a very nice young 4 year old cow with her calf has this, I’d like to help her but it’s already hard AND soft in places. Please advise with your experience and thank you.
I would consult your veterinarian, but if there was anything to do if caught early enough it would be very expensive. It’s best to harvest the animal in my opinion.
You know I don’t know, his mama was a party girl and got bread when she wasn’t supposed to. Ended up calving in the middle of winter as I recall so he’s always been stunted.
Hi good video 👍🏻 ! Years ago we use to get those same lumps in r cows and we would drain the same way! An old style vet told us to feed organic iodine to the cows but u needed to feed more then they would free choice . We feed silage and would sprinkle the organic iodine over the feed in r mixer wagon . It was a powder. I’d say it prevented a lot of the lumps because after we started doing it never had many after that! You do have to watch with bred cows that u don’t over feed it thou they can abort from it . We had about 80 cows and I think we feed about a pound a day or every other day depending we didn’t feed silage everyday 😎
Did you sterilize the the incision site? The knife? Did you explore the wound and brake up any possible loculations? Did you flush the cavity out with iodine, or anything? Why do you believe your likely dull, multi functional pocket knife is less painful than a very sharp edged scalpel? Just curious if I happened to miss it.
@@BacktotheBasics101 you are correct. My only experience with agriculture is when I go to the produce department of Krogers. That's why I was asking. 😅
Osteomyelitis (OM) is an infection of bone.[1] Symptoms may include pain in a specific bone with overlying redness, fever, and weakness.[1] The long bones of the arms and legs are most commonly involved in children, while the feet, spine, and hips are most commonly involved in adults.[2
You should spend some time with your veterinarian, then you’ll know what I did is pretty common procedure. Or you could go hug a tree and kiss a frog. Everybody’s an expert on the Internet you know.
He sure didn't care for that much. Working cows with a friend of mine back east, he had a bull calf that needed banded. Unfortunately between work and other stuff we didn't get to him right away and by the time we did he was three or four months old and almost too big to handle. So big in fact we had to get a bigger bander that would fit his bullocks in. We learned or at least I learned a valuable lesson that day, get the calves early.
I did watch your video. I'm an animal lover so some of these videos are sad to me. When you said the dogs come and basically lick up after the drainage, doesn't that make them sick????
An abscess does not turn into cancer. And it doesn't turn to bone, either. It calcifies. That does not mean it's bone. Those examples you showed are abnormal bone growth due to bone infections.
According to my veterinarians and abscess does turn in to those pictures that I showed. I know it’s not cancer but it kind of acts like a type of cancer. It’s a bad infection that attaches itself to the bone that does what you just said. I didn’t break it down into technical terms but hopefully in a term analogy that people understand. You are correct
What ever happened to this lil guy? Did u ever end up sticking him in ur freezer? Poor lil fella. I admire your hard work, the way you live ,out in nature, self reliant. So awesome. >
Well.. at least that was still liquid!! Smell tube would most likely still offend most people's noses a bit. Those are nice trays!! We use one for all the calf shots, tags and tattoo equipment. We just treated a cow with a new calf that popped up with an abscess under her jaw.. 105.1° temp!! Just blood filled tissues. Figure she has a bad tooth and it deteriorated a vessel.. seems like we caught it soon enough!! Thanks for the video!
He's scared because it hurts. It is ultimately good for him. But what is ultimately bad and inhumane for him is that he is going to get killed. Why ? Because people want to believe this is necessary, and it's not. Why look at the truth when everything feels fine, dandy and traditional. Its really sad.
During the video and after you cleaned up the abscess .You mentioned the dogs clean up some the mess by eating the drainage. So if the dogs eat the infection drainage from the abscess wouldn't the dogs get some type of infection from eating it...
Let me get this right, a razor sharp knife, or a doll scalpel. That was my options. Looking forward to your video that you put together for free so everybody can be a skeptic of everything you do in real life scenarios. Seriously, stop being a critic the world has enough of them. Don’t be the guy that yells at somebody else when they cut you off in traffic and then you do with the same thing next week. I hope you have a merry Christmas, I can pick a part anybody or anything I choose not to.
Well, the knife I used was as sharp as a scalpel. The scalpel is a great choice. I just didn’t have one at the time when I was doing this I had one it was just very dull.
Hello !! Like your videos with your cattle’s !!! What is the story with the ears of the calf ? They are very small, is the first time when I see like that ! I guess they don’t have problems in the winter time ?! Is the single one from your herd with ears like that or is just a common thing selected by you ?
I was confused, does the bull have bony lump jaw, or a soft tissue abcess? The jaws you showed definitely looked like there has been an infection in the bone.
I had no idea an abscess could/would do that to a bone. Those examples look like a dove soap bar after 5 minutes in a microwave.(Or a giant coral chunk) O__O I learned a new thing I am going to tell everyone later.
That lump seems to be an abscess, which is basically a pocket of infection. If left untreated the infection can spread to the bloodstream (called sepsis or septicemia) which can be life threatening and/or spread to the bone (osteomyelitis). The lump doesn’t turn into bone, the infection actually invades the bone and destroys it. Those are the holes you see in the photos of the skulls and jaws. I am not a veterinarian. I am a nurse and have seen many cases where untreated infections basically eat away at the bone.
Lumpy jaw is caused by a fungus. Not all abcesses will result in Lumpy jaw. The fungus has to find it's way into a wounded to result in Lumpy jaw. So to say if you don't get to an abscess soon enough that it will turn to bone is not accurate. Most abscesses will not result in Lumpy Jaw. Just because there is a giant lump (abscess) doesn't make it lumpy jaw.
There can be many causes for an abscess, but Actinomycosis is an infection caused by a bacterium of the genus Actinomyces, usually Actinomyces bovis. Since you do not know the cause of an abscess, it should be examined and treated if possible. If it is Actinomycosis and you wait too long, you will have limited cost effective options.
Smh🙄. You are clueless. You have to pay for feed, make the space, put in the work and replace the meat he would provide. These aren't puppies. Why is it so hard to comprehend
I have gloves but I don’t know I would use them on that particular case my hands didn’t get dirty. And I disinfected everything around The puncture wound and the tool are used. Disinfectant is disinfectant for the most part. That was not water it was disinfectant.
The fact you said freezer and hamburger after stabbing the poor thing breaks my heart. I'm sorry I know thats what farmers do and say but that little cutie should be left to live a happy life
Sweetie, you really don't get it. The cost, the space, the amount of work, the loss of meat for just one, not to mention every "little cutie". You CANNOT successfully farm on emotion
@@chloeshann8142 Then stop and create a new career path. Farm chick peas , soy beans, Oats. Have some empathy for gods sake. There are other things you can eat. Who told you to harvest livestock ?
Gracias por mostrar lo que ocurre en los huesos de estos animales por esta enfermedad. Es impresionante. Núnca había visto algo. Gracias por compartir. Un nuevo conocimiento para mí. Saludos.
Fun fact about abscesses its actually really hard to inject anything for the pain, you have this big pocket of liquid between where the needle goes in and where the drugs need to go to work.
This should have been done by shaving a spot in the area to prepare for lancing. Additionally, this should have been done with a scalpel-the reaction would’ve been less. While the skin is obviously thicker, if it’s prepared carefully, a scalpel is much more humane and comfortable for the ole gal.
@@BacktotheBasics101 Thanks for the reply. I truly enjoyed watching this video. I stuck around and watched a few more. I may disagree with you on the instrument used, but I appreciate the education you provide as well as focusing on your family. Keep it up, sir!
I really think you are great at what you do and such a very kind man.... but the statement that he may need to go in the freezer for hamburger meat hurt my soul....but I am a meat eater which makes me a hypocrite but I could never know and help my dinner. 🤔😮 does that make sense?
I appreciate your honesty, I look at it like this if you vote for the death penalty but say you couldn’t pull the switch, you did pull the switch by your vote. You just paid somebody else to do it. A lot of people have never hunted or harvested their own meat. But when you do there’s a deep appreciation for it, and for the life that sacrificed for your own. I’ve always tried to respect and honor anything that I have harvested.
Friend obviously you did not see the disinfectant I used in the video, but you make a video like this to try to help somebody and you get a bunch of Internet trolls criticizing all the work that you provided for free. Looking forward to your video. When you crack somebody you don’t have to say crude.
Do you have any idea the amount of money, space, time, work involved to keep an animal like this as a pet? You cannot run a farm that way. These are not pets, no matter how much you want to imagine they are
@@chloeshann8142 I'm not imaging, and I happen to know full well how much the upkeep for cows are, because I had an uncle who raised them. I don't believe in any animal being in someone's freezer, but it's nice to hear different opinions, but I hold to mine.
I cannot believe that you would waste your time making a post saying what you just said.A Sharp pocket knife that is sanitized and a sharp scalpel that is sanitized is the same exact thing.
Such a pretty animal.
That cow yelled at you, no question. He was so mad he straight up yelled at you. Lol 😆
Bwahahaha....
He was definitely swearing in cow...
Lump jaw can occur from a cracked tooth by chomping on a hard material. The tooth root/tip nerve has live blood nutrition that gets attacked by bacteria once tooth is cracked. Then pus kicks in and has no way to go. Over time the body will develop a fuser to drain the pus sack most of the time after the tooth nerve is dead and most times the tooth will actually fall out too. The abscess is basically a bag of dead white cells called pus used to attach and control the bacteria growth incased in a membrane bag developed by the body fighting the bacteria. That bag is what you saw plugging up the drain incision. I thought you did an absolute beautiful job on the cow. Hope she appreciates her owner.
If you ever make any more cattle mats can you do a video on how you make them. Great video good job
Absolutely and thank you for the good idea.
Agreed, it’s a cool device and should make the entitled on here happy because you recycle
Q tío más salvaje, en vez d sujetarle la cabeza, anda con esos modales, tirándole d las orejas! Muy mal!!! Es un tipo sin escrúpulos! NO LE VUELVO A VER MÁS!
He's a sweet baby!! Don't send him to freezer camp if you didn't have to!
Totally thought the guy was helping an animal live. Nope, making dinner.
You say this while you eat meat lol.
You don't want to breed him, then there no purpose for them on a farm. Cow are not pets there livestock, there food, shoe, purses, belts ECT.
Cows are always female. Bulls are male.
You really don't comprehend that these aren't puppies. You can't just keep livestock for fun. The expense, time, space... you just can't do it. I know it's hard to comprehend for people who know nothing about farming
Be angry sin not!
God bless you brother and your family and the farm you have!
Ain't he beautiful
Hey you're supposed to milk the other end. Lol
Because he’s little y’all gonna eat him 😢
Hi, thank you for this video and for what you do everyday to feed the world! Would you say there’s any hope for the cow after it turns hard? Any information about after it turns hard is much appreciated. I started working with a herd after this problem had set in, a very nice young 4 year old cow with her calf has this, I’d like to help her but it’s already hard AND soft in places. Please advise with your experience and thank you.
I would consult your veterinarian, but if there was anything to do if caught early enough it would be very expensive. It’s best to harvest the animal in my opinion.
Thank you for that explanation at the end about how an abscess progresses. and thank you for your bold faith. God Bless
Do you think he is an actual genetic dwarf ? Good information BTW
You know I don’t know, his mama was a party girl and got bread when she wasn’t supposed to. Ended up calving in the middle of winter as I recall so he’s always been stunted.
@@BacktotheBasics101 just curious we had a couple of dwarves years ago ,had to get rid of our bull and cull the cows . Recessive genes
Yikes on that last part! Thanks for the education bit!
Hi good video 👍🏻 ! Years ago we use to get those same lumps in r cows and we would drain the same way! An old style vet told us to feed organic iodine to the cows but u needed to feed more then they would free choice . We feed silage and would sprinkle the organic iodine over the feed in r mixer wagon . It was a powder. I’d say it prevented a lot of the lumps because after we started doing it never had many after that! You do have to watch with bred cows that u don’t over feed it thou they can abort from it . We had about 80 cows and I think we feed about a pound a day or every other day depending we didn’t feed silage everyday 😎
Thanks for the knowledge and experience you share!
Well I try.😉
Did you sterilize the the incision site? The knife? Did you explore the wound and brake up any possible loculations? Did you flush the cavity out with iodine, or anything? Why do you believe your likely dull, multi functional pocket knife is less painful than a very sharp edged scalpel? Just curious if I happened to miss it.
I did all of those things. Obviously you have not a lot of experience in agriculture.
@@BacktotheBasics101 you are correct. My only experience with agriculture is when I go to the produce department of Krogers. That's why I was asking. 😅
Thanks. Good to know.
Done that many times little harder on pigs great video
Osteomyelitis (OM) is an infection of bone.[1] Symptoms may include pain in a specific bone with overlying redness, fever, and weakness.[1] The long bones of the arms and legs are most commonly involved in children, while the feet, spine, and hips are most commonly involved in adults.[2
You should spend some time with your veterinarian, then you’ll know what I did is pretty common procedure. Or you could go hug a tree and kiss a frog. Everybody’s an expert on the Internet you know.
@@BacktotheBasics101 I did not take Irish as being negative or hostile.
He sure didn't care for that much. Working cows with a friend of mine back east, he had a bull calf that needed banded. Unfortunately between work and other stuff we didn't get to him right away and by the time we did he was three or four months old and almost too big to handle. So big in fact we had to get a bigger bander that would fit his bullocks in. We learned or at least I learned a valuable lesson that day, get the calves early.
I did watch your video. I'm an animal lover so some of these videos are sad to me. When you said the dogs come and basically lick up after the drainage, doesn't that make them sick????
Actually doesn’t make them sick, dogs are very well-adjusted for eating things like that.
GOD BLESS YOUR HERDS !!!
An abscess does not turn into cancer. And it doesn't turn to bone, either. It calcifies. That does not mean it's bone. Those examples you showed are abnormal bone growth due to bone infections.
According to my veterinarians and abscess does turn in to those pictures that I showed. I know it’s not cancer but it kind of acts like a type of cancer. It’s a bad infection that attaches itself to the bone that does what you just said. I didn’t break it down into technical terms but hopefully in a term analogy that people understand.
You are correct
What ever happened to this lil guy? Did u ever end up sticking him in ur freezer? Poor lil fella. I admire your hard work, the way you live ,out in nature, self reliant. So awesome. >
Self reliant and full of disease...
C'est honteux il existe des anesthésié pour faire ces pratique en plus avec un couteau HONTEUX
Lmao this is funny he's 2 years old but looks like a calf
Well.. at least that was still liquid!!
Smell tube would most likely still offend most people's noses a bit.
Those are nice trays!! We use one for all the calf shots, tags and tattoo equipment.
We just treated a cow with a new calf that popped up with an abscess under her jaw.. 105.1° temp!! Just blood filled tissues.
Figure she has a bad tooth and it deteriorated a vessel.. seems like we caught it soon enough!!
Thanks for the video!
Gosselin Farms Ed Gosselin c
you needed too open the hole bigger ! Didn't need to hear the freezer talk after doing this procedure!!
Awww... did the freezer talk hurt your little feelings. Lol
Excellent learning video,
I’m not sure if he’s pissed or hurting or both
He's scared because it hurts. It is ultimately good for him. But what is ultimately bad and inhumane for him is that he is going to get killed. Why ? Because people want to believe this is necessary, and it's not. Why look at the truth when everything feels fine, dandy and traditional. Its really sad.
@@rebeccalynn2228 what are you talking about?
@@Kpimpmaster That we don't need to eat a cow like that to survive
@@rebeccalynn2228 that’s unrelated
I hate the city, I've always wanted to live on a small farm, you are blessed
💚 & 🙏From
Va Beach Virginia
What if it is rock hard abscess?
Milking a cow from the Jaw🤣🤣
Don’t put him in your freezer!
What else is it going to do with its life, swim with dolphins?
@@paddypenman2682 😂😂😂
@@paddypenman2682 haha
You did know he isn't a puppy. They aren't pets and their purpose is to provide food
Why not?
Why not water and creoline, instead of pinesol
I love God's word! 💖
Did he have anemia or is his tongue suppose to be pale ??
So that's where cottage cheese comes from!😲
That mat is pretty cool.
That's some pretty rough stuff to deal with . I could almost smell it coming through my laptop lol .
During the video and after you cleaned up the abscess .You mentioned the dogs clean up some the mess by eating the drainage. So if the dogs eat the infection drainage from the abscess wouldn't the dogs get some type of infection from eating it...
You may not be a vet, but you handled it just like one. Great job
You and I both know that is bullshit. Leave it to the pros.
Use a surgical scalpel. This knife is not an appropriate tool and causes excess pain.
Let me get this right, a razor sharp knife, or a doll scalpel. That was my options. Looking forward to your video that you put together for free so everybody can be a skeptic of everything you do in real life scenarios.
Seriously, stop being a critic the world has enough of them. Don’t be the guy that yells at somebody else when they cut you off in traffic and then you do with the same thing next week.
I hope you have a merry Christmas, I can pick a part anybody or anything I choose not to.
I guess it would make u poor to keep him
I think that cow forgot how to cow, milk comes out the teets, silly! Lol! Bet he feels better
why not use a scalpel, it looked so painful with that knife...
Well, the knife I used was as sharp as a scalpel. The scalpel is a great choice. I just didn’t have one at the time when I was doing this I had one it was just very dull.
Sorry besides all your hard work PLEASE if your going to play rock and roll play the real deal!
Be angry and son not I like that
Thank. for Video.
arrrghh....well done on the draining but absolutely don't let your dogs ingest that...Lord Bless you bro
Hello !! Like your videos with your cattle’s !!! What is the story with the ears of the calf ? They are very small, is the first time when I see like that ! I guess they don’t have problems in the winter time ?! Is the single one from your herd with ears like that or is just a common thing selected by you ?
I was confused, does the bull have bony lump jaw, or a soft tissue abcess? The jaws you showed definitely looked like there has been an infection in the bone.
Pain killer?????.
He is not a happy baby.
As hard as you work to raise cattle, pick out the best you have to eat. You deserve it.
I like your videos and your style.
Why in the hell would you say that. Put in the freezer. You make me sick
You get sick very easily, we just had him processed two weeks ago and he is delicious.
Lol.... what do you think happens to cattle on a ranch? Seriously grow up
Much respect !
Scarlet oil or iodine works good ۔ Lumpy Jaw
I haven't seen that in forty years. But then I'm out with the cattle all the time and the sheep s it is dealt with quickly.
Quisiera preguntarle,lo hacen sin anestesia, porque yo veo que cuando los cortan para drenar ellos saltan y se mueven por dolor
Be angry and sin not. Good reminder.
Shame the Inbredistani version is more like "Be angry, and mag dump".
I had no idea. You should write a book about all these things, even the pugging tire mat. Thanks from Texas!
You’re kind, you wear a lot of different hats when you’re Ranching, are you still considering getting into ranching?
DO YOU KNOW THAT THE BULL YOU HAD WAS PART HEREFORDSHIRE UK
I like your confidence when working with him.
that must have felt massively better with the pressure gone
Thank you for your help cow get pus out from jaw
I had no idea an abscess could/would do that to a bone. Those examples look like a dove soap bar after 5 minutes in a microwave.(Or a giant coral chunk) O__O
I learned a new thing I am going to tell everyone later.
That lump seems to be an abscess, which is basically a pocket of infection. If left untreated the infection can spread to the bloodstream (called sepsis or septicemia) which can be life threatening and/or spread to the bone (osteomyelitis). The lump doesn’t turn into bone, the infection actually invades the bone and destroys it. Those are the holes you see in the photos of the skulls and jaws. I am not a veterinarian. I am a nurse and have seen many cases where untreated infections basically eat away at the bone.
Poor baby. This was really informative
Lumpy jaw is caused by a fungus. Not all abcesses will result in Lumpy jaw. The fungus has to find it's way into a wounded to result in Lumpy jaw. So to say if you don't get to an abscess soon enough that it will turn to bone is not accurate. Most abscesses will not result in Lumpy Jaw. Just because there is a giant lump (abscess) doesn't make it lumpy jaw.
There can be many causes for an abscess, but Actinomycosis is an infection caused by a bacterium of the genus Actinomyces, usually Actinomyces bovis. Since you do not know the cause of an abscess, it should be examined and treated if possible. If it is Actinomycosis and you wait too long, you will have limited cost effective options.
You're a good rancher. God has greatly blessed you with knowledge and wisdom. May He continue to bless you and your family.
I am blessed, but just like anybody I focus on all the stuff I don’t know.
Thank you for the kind words, happy trails.
Maybe u could be human burger in freezer!
That’s a nice thing to say.
Sociopath
What is the most common cause of these?
A good video, something most if any folks don't run across. I don't miss smell,lol.
like the tire idea, wish I'd thought of that back in day.
He str8 up ran out that cage lol
He is beautiful 🥺
Have you ever dealt with cancer in the eyes of your Herefords?
Nice video
Poor baby😰
But
DO NOT KILL THAT POOR BABY!! BLESS HIS HEART! HE LOOKS SO SWEET......THATS SAD! Wish I had the room cause I'd PAY to feed him. Geeeez!
Smh🙄. You are clueless. You have to pay for feed, make the space, put in the work and replace the meat he would provide. These aren't puppies. Why is it so hard to comprehend
Disgusting no pain relief barbaric
Veterinarians don’t use pain relief for this process either, you obviously have not had a lot of experience with livestock.
Would a razor be better than a knife to lance it?
No
Don’t let the dog eat that. It can have staph in it. What are you thinking.
Honestly what I’m thinking is you don’t have much experience on a ranch.
Aww don’t put him in the freezer. He is so sweet.😢
They aren't puppies, dear. Don't be ridiculous
How can you raise animals and not have vinyl gloves? Water is not an antiseptic.
I have gloves but I don’t know I would use them on that particular case my hands didn’t get dirty. And I disinfected everything around The puncture wound and the tool are used. Disinfectant is disinfectant for the most part.
That was not water it was disinfectant.
Omg have you heard of pain relief, bloody cruel, this poor baby is obviously distressed and in pain. 👎👎👎
OK
It doesn't work on cattle, that's why it's not used. Nothing cruel about not jabbing a needle into a stressed animal for no reason
for the bull, it seems to be an abscess (for example an abscess of CL) not a pyogranumole actinomycosis (lympy jaw desease) , you are a farmer?
Smh🙄
Thanks, informative!
The fact you said freezer and hamburger after stabbing the poor thing breaks my heart. I'm sorry I know thats what farmers do and say but that little cutie should be left to live a happy life
Then skip this and look for tree huggers.
Then you shouldn’t be watching farm videos. You have no clue about the food chain
@@brendamckinsey2447 Look to the beam in your eye before the speck in your neighbors. Paraphrase
Sweetie, you really don't get it. The cost, the space, the amount of work, the loss of meat for just one, not to mention every "little cutie". You CANNOT successfully farm on emotion
@@chloeshann8142 Then stop and create a new career path. Farm chick peas , soy beans, Oats. Have some empathy for gods sake. There are other things you can eat. Who told you to harvest livestock ?
Gracias por mostrar lo que ocurre en los huesos de estos animales por esta enfermedad. Es impresionante. Núnca había visto algo. Gracias por compartir. Un nuevo conocimiento para mí. Saludos.
Why didn’t you give the animal anesthesia or something for pain?
Perhaps the same reason the animal is going to the freezer?????
Fun fact about abscesses its actually really hard to inject anything for the pain, you have this big pocket of liquid between where the needle goes in and where the drugs need to go to work.
@@lmiller1413 smh🙄.
It does not work for cattle. It would only cause added stress
Just found you, I love your christian ways. God bless you and yours
This should have been done by shaving a spot in the area to prepare for lancing. Additionally, this should have been done with a scalpel-the reaction would’ve been less. While the skin is obviously thicker, if it’s prepared carefully, a scalpel is much more humane and comfortable for the ole gal.
Perhaps so, a good pocket knife is the ranchers scalpel. The knife can be as sharp as a scalpel. There’s always a lot of room for learning though.
@@BacktotheBasics101 Thanks for the reply. I truly enjoyed watching this video. I stuck around and watched a few more. I may disagree with you on the instrument used, but I appreciate the education you provide as well as focusing on your family. Keep it up, sir!
I really think you are great at what you do and such a very kind man.... but the statement that he may need to go in the freezer for hamburger meat hurt my soul....but I am a meat eater which makes me a hypocrite but I could never know and help my dinner.
🤔😮 does that make sense?
I appreciate your honesty,
I look at it like this if you vote for the death penalty but say you couldn’t pull the switch, you did pull the switch by your vote. You just paid somebody else to do it.
A lot of people have never hunted or harvested their own meat. But when you do there’s a deep appreciation for it, and for the life that sacrificed for your own. I’ve always tried to respect and honor anything that I have harvested.
Cute cow.
Damn, you could have localized it with lidocaine. Disgusting.
Friend obviously you did not see the disinfectant I used in the video, but you make a video like this to try to help somebody and you get a bunch of Internet trolls criticizing all the work that you provided for free. Looking forward to your video. When you crack somebody you don’t have to say crude.
@@BacktotheBasics101 Disinfectant is not the same as a local numbing medicine.
No, actually, he couldn't. That does not work in cattle. He gave him immediate relief. How disgusting🙄
I would breed him to make mini cows
Absolutely!!!
He doesn't need to be in someone's freezer, he needs to be loved, and someone's pet..
Nah
@@MattHelmSA I beg to differ, but it isn't it nice that people can have different opinions, and still be civil?
Do you have any idea the amount of money, space, time, work involved to keep an animal like this as a pet? You cannot run a farm that way. These are not pets, no matter how much you want to imagine they are
@@chloeshann8142 I'm not imaging, and I happen to know full well how much the upkeep for cows are, because I had an uncle who raised them. I don't believe in any animal being in someone's freezer, but it's nice to hear different opinions, but I hold to mine.
I absolutely agree. He should be loved and taken care of. Unless of course he personally requested and signed off to be bread and to be killed.
GROSS!!! I cannot believe you used a pocket knife and not a scapula. That was CRUEL!!!!!
I cannot believe that you would waste your time making a post saying what you just said.A Sharp pocket knife that is sanitized and a sharp scalpel that is sanitized is the same exact thing.