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Originally posted by CWaller30 View PostWe run about 600 momma cows and anywhere between 2-400 yearlings over winter on oats. Been using the pneu-dart gun for a few years and doctoring sick cows and calves with draxxin. Dead loss has been way lower and way less stress on calves.Last edited by doghouse; 09-19-2017, 08:34 PM.
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Originally posted by doghouse View PostThanks. This was the info I was hunting. Which gun do you use? CO2 are the other? Model number etc! Thanks.
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The Pneu Dart Dart Xcaliber is a CO2 gun which I prefer over the cartridge guns. I shot the .22 blank powered 389 for years and it is a good gun and significantly cheaper to buy. I like the co2 guns as they are a little quieter and easier/faster to reload IMO. I also think the co2 guns are more consistent in pressures. I've shot a lot of .22 blanks and the powder can really vary in them
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I'll check when I get back to the shop what kind mine is. I have been using it for a couple of years.
I have had great luck with draxxin. I've shot all sizes from 200lb calves to grown cows with great luck.
For all kinds of random illnesses. Footrot to I don't know what is wrong with the cow but she needs a shot...lol
I know that I have saved numerous cattle with it. My gun actually is a pump up gun. Very easy to use.
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Originally posted by wingnut View PostI'll check when I get back to the shop what kind mine is. I have been using it for a couple of years.
I have had great luck with draxxin. I've shot all sizes from 200lb calves to grown cows with great luck.
For all kinds of random illnesses. Footrot to I don't know what is wrong with the cow but she needs a shot...lol
I know that I have saved numerous cattle with it. My gun actually is a pump up gun. Very easy to use.
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