Wow, thanks for showing the whole process. Showing multiple kids really made your point about them not being traumatized. I love your videos, lots of great information and visuals without useless fluff. I'm looking forward to the next one!
People need to realize goats are extremely resilient! Even the babies! Friend of ours had a baby goat that got attacked by some local dogs, he was shooken up but he was perfectly fine ( with a view from the vet just to be sure :) ) wasn’t afraid of dogs or anything and went about his day. They are fine!
Brave man, putting that on TH-cam. People will give you grief no doubt. I'm not in favour of disbudding, myself but for those who are this is a perfect demonstration of how it should be done. Firmly but gently with confidence, capable hands and minimum stress to the kids. I'd suggest that if you don't think you can do it this efficiently, hire a professional. nicely done.
Yep all ways get those haters but I get them on a lot of videos. I started making this video every year because of have people tell me how their vet killed a goat by doing it surgically.
Great video, thanks for the tutorial. I’ll be doing some for the first time next season and I wanted to ask how do you determine which goats you will wether and dehorn and which ones you will leave as bucks at an early age? I would only want to disbud wethers. Thank you!
Are you suppose to put anything on the burn spots like salvaging? It's script name is Silver Sulfadianzine cream USP 1% . It's a cream that dress and nurses put on severally burned patients to help cool the burn down and prevent infection. They have me a huge jar full of that stuff when I had the. 50 cent size hole in my hip from infection eating from the inside out. It works wonders on burns!!! I'm just wondering if it could be used on the lil kids!? And how can you do it without crying? Not me, lol!
@Clear Creek Farm that's a good thing they don't get infected. Heavens we get a scratch and omg we get a serious infection.... go figure. They are a really strong and resilient lol species huh!! I do have another question and you'll probably think I'm an idiot but what is a boer goat? I know a doe and buck and wether but not what a boer goat is.
@@dogswithhorns t thanx hun, it took me a while but I finally figured out what the did is between these goats compared to other one! They just looked strange to me at the size of their ears and how tall they are, 😆🤣😂!!!
How much pressure are you using? I've watched loads of videos trying to prepare myself for it but no one quite says if there should be pressure used or if you should just use the weight of the dehorner. Great video by the way!
What size dehorner are you using? I see there are a few different sizes you can choose from. Thanks for the video, as always everything y’all do is very informative.
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Wow, thanks for showing the whole process. Showing multiple kids really made your point about them not being traumatized. I love your videos, lots of great information and visuals without useless fluff. I'm looking forward to the next one!
Thank you will be back to register posting by the end of the month
People need to realize goats are extremely resilient! Even the babies! Friend of ours had a baby goat that got attacked by some local dogs, he was shooken up but he was perfectly fine ( with a view from the vet just to be sure :) ) wasn’t afraid of dogs or anything and went about his day. They are fine!
The baby goat runs over to their mom like "I'm soooo telling on u"!!!
Yep
can you please give info on the dehorn box please so i can make one or get one
Jeff I do have a video I’ll try to link. th-cam.com/video/XmQf11MQ6-A/w-d-xo.html
Brave man, putting that on TH-cam. People will give you grief no doubt.
I'm not in favour of disbudding, myself but for those who are this is a perfect demonstration of how it should be done. Firmly but gently with confidence, capable hands and minimum stress to the kids. I'd suggest that if you don't think you can do it this efficiently, hire a professional.
nicely done.
Yep all ways get those haters but I get them on a lot of videos. I started making this video every year because of have people tell me how their vet killed a goat by doing it surgically.
I am glad I stumbled upon you videos. We are in Mi too. Where are you located? We have a wee channel too.
We are in Coldwater
Great video, thanks for the tutorial. I’ll be doing some for the first time next season and I wanted to ask how do you determine which goats you will wether and dehorn and which ones you will leave as bucks at an early age? I would only want to disbud wethers. Thank you!
Unless they hit the ground and we said wow they get wethered
@@LetsTalkGoats I LIKE IT! Thanks!
Are you suppose to put anything on the burn spots like salvaging? It's script name is Silver Sulfadianzine cream USP 1% . It's a cream that dress and nurses put on severally burned patients to help cool the burn down and prevent infection. They have me a huge jar full of that stuff when I had the. 50 cent size hole in my hip from infection eating from the inside out. It works wonders on burns!!! I'm just wondering if it could be used on the lil kids!? And how can you do it without crying? Not me, lol!
We don’t put anything on them and have never had a problem with infection
@Clear Creek Farm that's a good thing they don't get infected. Heavens we get a scratch and omg we get a serious infection.... go figure. They are a really strong and resilient lol species huh!! I do have another question and you'll probably think I'm an idiot but what is a boer goat? I know a doe and buck and wether but not what a boer goat is.
@@jodibrandl7522 Boer is a breed of goat (like nubian, nigerian dwarves, lamancha, pygmy, etc. etc. it's just a breed)
@@dogswithhorns t thanx hun, it took me a while but I finally figured out what the did is between these goats compared to other one! They just looked strange to me at the size of their ears and how tall they are, 😆🤣😂!!!
How much pressure are you using? I've watched loads of videos trying to prepare myself for it but no one quite says if there should be pressure used or if you should just use the weight of the dehorner. Great video by the way!
Just a Gentle pressure if it’s hot it doesn’t take much
Enjoy your videos. I like the little box you've got there to put them in.
do you only disbud kids you aren't going to show, or can you show boers without horns?
We only disbud Wether only boer goats that can be shown in ABGA is % fullblood have to have horns
So I saw that the moms still have horns. So you onlydehorn the male?
We only dehorn males(bucks) that will be castrated to become wethers
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Thanks for the video .
What size dehorner are you using? I see there are a few different sizes you can choose from. Thanks for the video, as always everything y’all do is very informative.
The one we use is the cx30 here is a link to the one we have in our Amazon store. amzn.to/33u8Gti
Very educational.
How much for 4 months boer?
It all depends on the animal
yup typical drama goat, screams before you do anything 🤣🤣🤣
Yep