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Any good? I’ve been thinking about one of them as it can live in the quad boxGot one of these after fly strike on ground away from home.
I know it's the opposite of what most folk seem to do, but try not to clip the wool off any sheep with fly strike. Treat it effectively and then leave the wool as protection to aid healing.
Plus that oil based cypermethrin doesn’t just wash off and leave you smelling beautiful like the 11% crop grade cypermethrinIf you actually read the bottle of pour on, for teating struck sheep it clearly says to remove the wool...
If you've tried applying Crovect without removing the wool you will, firstly, not kill all the maggots and, secondly, need to expose yourself and the ewe or lamb to far higher levels of the cypermetherin than necessary to cover the struck area.
Plus that oil based delta cypermethrin doesn’t just wash off and leave you smelling beautiful like crop grade cypermethrin
Permasect C - crop grade 11% cypermethrin, probably been banned now, it was the go-to insecticide before Hallmark came alongCrovect isn't too bad, think you're thinking of Dysecy which is Alphacypermethrin. You don't want to be f**king about with it too much (working it in by hand)
I've got one !!!Any good? I’ve been thinking about one of them as it can live in the quad box
Well well well, never thought I’d see you on this thread, promoting BWMB next ?I've got one !!!
Used it to dag the bad Charollais ewes and i like it
Battery seems good & they handle well
I've got one !!!
Used it to dag the bad Charollais ewes and i like it
Battery seems good & they handle well
They are very good. Battery seems to last ok. Not quite as quick as mains powered but very close. 3 batteries in the box. Dagged lambs through the clamp with them. Had a jakoti shears 2 yrs ago, should have bought one of these instead. If you buy one you won't be disappointed. Got to keep sharp cutters on them as the more you tighten the cutter down the more strain on the battery. Think last time I had the mains machine working was about a year ago dagging the ewes. It's not heavy either.Any good? I’ve been thinking about one of them as it can live in the quad box
Just bought these, and they are a great job, so much easier than a cable trailing around.Seen people raving about this one
Razor - Cordless Sheep Clippers
Cordless Sheep Clippers. 200 watts. Includes free holster and belt. 6000mAh batteries. These sheep clippers are great for dagging, belly clipping and shearing small numbers of sheep. Battery Sheep Shears.www.hornershearing.com
If you actually read the bottle of pour on, for teating struck sheep it clearly says to remove the wool...
If you've tried applying Crovect without removing the wool you will, firstly, not kill all the maggots and, secondly, need to expose yourself and the ewe or lamb to far higher levels of the cypermetherin than necessary to cover the struck area.
The OP was talking about clipping the wool off a strucken lamb, Tell me again, why would anyone clip the wool of a lamb that's struck.
And if the makers of Crovect say to remove the wool, particularly off a strucken lamb, they are giving the wrong advice.
Hi, any idea where to get a replacement battery? Spoke with the supply coming but they wanted a mint, must be an off the shelf item that could be sourced cheaper else where. Good bit of kit, had 3 years and paid for itself smartishGot one of these after fly strike on ground away from home.