How To Disbud, (Dehorn) Baby Goats

Hallsome farm practices sustainable farming methods, in this video we show how to disbud baby goats. This is the best time to dehorn. It is the easiest for the goats. It will prevent them from getting their heads stuck in the fence. I can tell you 5 minutes from freeing a goats stuck in the fence he's right back stuck again.
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[@eadecamp]

I love how their little tongues stick out when they bleat. My guess is that it hurts them the first burn, but not the second. Poor little guys, but it has to be done, not just for getting stuck in fences, but goats with horns are more likely to be aggressive.

[@DelilaFarrell]

Great job! Thanks.

[@portiaholliday8741]

Interesting i'm learning more about farm life. It's a science and tradition:-)

[@HallsomeFarm]

Thanks for watching and commenting

[@davidnoneya3475]

The kids don't seem to be a big fan of this procedure.

[@HallsomeFarm]

no they are more upset with the hair cut then the burning of the horn. Mostly they don't like being handled to them it's fear of being hunted they don't understand what we are doing.