Has anyone ever tired to shear miniture scottish highlander cattle?

I want to know if it is possiable to shear miniture scottish highland cattle, and if so how do you do it?

I have not shorn anything for years. However, you will need a shearing machine.

http://www.hornershearing.com/

The animal will probably not be amenable to the shearing process, so you will need to securely tether it to a robust post. The legs will need to be hobbled to prevent it kicking. Then you will be ready to go!

You might be well advised to ask your nearest shepherd to do the job.

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One Response to “Has anyone ever tired to shear miniture scottish highlander cattle?”

Bob P on January 30th, 2010 at 6:29 pm

I have not shorn anything for years. However, you will need a shearing machine.

http://www.hornershearing.com/

The animal will probably not be amenable to the shearing process, so you will need to securely tether it to a robust post. The legs will need to be hobbled to prevent it kicking. Then you will be ready to go!

You might be well advised to ask your nearest shepherd to do the job.
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