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Your full of yourself. I never mentioned bludgeoning. "Hammer " was a word we used for a spiked hammer. The heavy version was called a pole axe. You are pathetic and you jump to conclusions.

Originally Posted by Woody

Your full of yourself. I never mentioned bludgeoning. "Hammer " was a word we used for a spiked hammer. The heavy version was called a pole axe. You are pathetic and you jump to conclusions.

My point stands. A hammer of any description is not a humane way of euthanising stock. You are welcome to pass on the details of this breach to me as I have offered before and I will see to it that it's dealt with. Otherwise you could crawl away with your tail between your legs and admit you're full of shit mate.

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

My point stands. A hammer of any description is not a humane way of euthanising stock. You are welcome to pass on the details of this breach to me as I have offered before and I will see to it that it's dealt with. Otherwise you could crawl away with your tail between your legs and admit you're full of shit mate.

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Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

My point stands. A hammer of any description is not a humane way of euthanising stock. You are welcome to pass on the details of this breach to me as I have offered before and I will see to it that it's dealt with. Otherwise you could crawl away with your tail between your legs and admit you're full of shit mate.

Just for the outsider what is an "acceptable" way of applying euthanasia for stock ?

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Just for the outsider what is an "acceptable" way of applying euthanasia for stock ?

Rifle or lethal injection only now Cam

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

Rifle or lethal injection only now Cam

except for the "works" ?

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

except for the "works" ?

Dunno, captive bolts are still legal also but are not recommended and will be phased out

Captive bolts were very effective in the hand of a good operator, we went to Remington self loading rifles in .22 cal for beef. Used a plastic projectile imbedded with lead, I think, it punched a hole in the skull and the metal went in as shards. Never saw an animal get up from that, very deadly.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Just for the outsider what is an "acceptable" way of applying euthanasia for stock ?

explosives.