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We also had to get baby calves away from their mothers and dehorn them.

Maybe I can try to dehorn you a little."

He says he wants to try to dehorn me a little."

Warren, you and Tom can dehorn the calves.'

They were going to dehorn Fleta?

Not enough space really, no forests, no mountain meadows full of wildflowers, but no hairy warriors looking to dehorn us either.

He learned how to rope, how to brand without burning through the hide, how to castrate and dehorn calves, shoe horses, give injections, assist at difficult births.

The Lincoln Red's breed society has a pioneering spirit: it was the first to introduce beef recording and it was the first to dehorn its breed deliberately, dropping its 'Shorthorn' tag by 1960.

If you want to be civilized, you got to lasso other people's thoughts--people as has went to and fro and has learned life--and you got to dehorn them ideas, and tame 'em."

But when 5 of the 100 or so rhinoceroses in this parched region known as Damaraland were poached at the beginning of this year, the Namibian Directorate of Nature Conservation decided to dehorn the animals, a step that had been widely debated but never taken in other parts of Africa.