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[Flbt]

Sorry if you think I am being a "dick" and I will pardon the pun!
Ok you have a couple of photos of hyennas grabing a bulls balls, but no evidence they removed the balls and the bull survived.
Through bitter experience in my younger days, if you do not castrate properly so that you minimise the bleeding then the calf will bleed out. Happy for any othe Ranchers to comment on their experience.
After opening the scrotum and then cuting through the inner white membrain you expose the testicle, you then pop it out like shelling a peanut. (It amazes me, that every time you get to this point some how they rotate the testicel away from the incision). The deferens tube comes off the bottom of the testicle all the blood supply goes in through the top of the testicle. After you pop it out you then need to stretch out the tube and arteries as hard as you can about 10" to 12" from the scrotum and then cut them off within the scrotum so that the arteries then retract down the penus column and seal off.
To use a quote from a great Aussie movie, "Your Dreaming" if you think any preditor is going to remove both testicles without the animal bleeding out.
More than likely any buffalo bullock is due to human intervention.
My whole point of calling out this video is that In Australia firearm owner / hunting are under constant attack and threats to the very future of having access to firearms and hunting. This video does not help our cause. Do what you like, but don't provide fodder to those working against us by placing such videos on such a public site.

Ever cut one with 3?
I have once and saw a girl kicked out of a 4h steer show with a. Nut still in the calf. The dad told me they got 2 .
Been known the guy at that time about 25 years so I don’t think he was lying.
And I have seen one calf cut his self got Cought on barber wire and ripped them both out. But if we had not doctor it he would have bled out.

 

[sambarhunter]

I watched this video last night.


While I appreciate that the client was very compromised with their mobility, it looks like any method justified the means. It appears to me, that the client was positioned in a good location and then the helicopters were used to drive the buffalo to the client.
This is not what I would consider as a legitimate hunt. It is a driven cull at best, no doubt the client paid by the number of heads. This a totally different concept to a fenced hunt.
What are your thoughts?

That beast at the 2.00 mark is showing that it has been pushed to where it is hardly able to keep going, after the hazing by the chopper.