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Posted By: Morewood Campfire Cattlemen - 10/16/20
Have you seen this? Boy, that's deep. Do you think it punctured a lung? I'm surprised it didn't kill that steer.
Posted By: OrangeOkie Re: Campfire Cattlemen - 10/16/20
That's going to leave a mark!
Posted By: sse Re: Campfire Cattlemen - 10/16/20
the critters get mean this time of year
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Campfire Cattlemen - 10/16/20
No wonder in some places cattle folks don't want more elk around.

Yikes.
Posted By: rockinbbar Re: Campfire Cattlemen - 10/16/20
Originally Posted by Morewood
Have you seen this? Boy, that's deep. Do you think it punctured a lung?


I think it was too high on the shoulder to have caught a lung.

Earlier in the month, I posted this photo...

Cow is doing better.

[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]
Posted By: 79S Re: Campfire Cattlemen - 10/16/20
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Originally Posted by Morewood
Have you seen this? Boy, that's deep. Do you think it punctured a lung?


I think it was too high on the shoulder to have caught a lung.

Earlier in the month, I posted this photo...

Cow is doing better.

[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]


Wow special kind of retard to mistake a cow for an elk.. Glad you were able to save it..
Posted By: rockinbbar Re: Campfire Cattlemen - 10/16/20
Originally Posted by 79S

Wow special kind of retard to mistake a cow for an elk.. Glad you were able to save it..


It was not my cow. Friend in Montana's cow.

It was shot on purpose... twice. It's calf was also shot.
Posted By: Idaho_Shooter Re: Campfire Cattlemen - 10/16/20
That is some abscess.

Always heard them called "slow elk". Never knew anyone that actually tried to kill one. Although some years a gut pile is found and a few head go missing from local USFS grazing allottments.

A few years ago there was some jackass in a neighboring county driving around gut shooting beeves (22 LR) from the road. The last time I saw it mentioned in the paper, he had killed approximately 8 head. I don't think they ever caught the bastard.

Hopefully a rancher caught him in the act, and that is why we never heard any more about it.
































Posted By: kaywoodie Re: Campfire Cattlemen - 10/16/20
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Originally Posted by 79S

Wow special kind of retard to mistake a cow for an elk.. Glad you were able to save it..


It was not my cow. Friend in Montana's cow.

It was shot on purpose... twice. It's calf was also shot.


Worthless phuquer. Catch em and shoot em in the face.
Posted By: tikkanut Re: Campfire Cattlemen - 10/16/20
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Originally Posted by 79S

Wow special kind of retard to mistake a cow for an elk.. Glad you were able to save it..


It was not my cow. Friend in Montana's cow.

It was shot on purpose... twice. It's calf was also shot.



fuggin azzholes......

hope they catch up with em......
Posted By: rockinbbar Re: Campfire Cattlemen - 10/16/20
Originally Posted by Idaho_Shooter
That is some abscess.




I noticed that was abscessed when the pulled the elk antler out.

Pretty easy fix....

Purge the abscess, flush with water, squirt a 60cc syringe of hydrogen peroxide into the cavity, and give the cow 20cc's of penicillin a day for a couple of days.

Should hair over fine.
Posted By: Idaho_Shooter Re: Campfire Cattlemen - 10/17/20
Same treatment we always used for lump jaw. For those not familiar, an abscess on the face or jaw from an embedded barbed cheat grass seed.
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