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Posted 2 months ago
fortapache
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An actual branding iron. Looks like a horseshoe with an A inside. When coming up with a ranch name it needs to work with a branding iron. This a small branding iron ar eleven inches long.
Johnny West horses in the background.
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Cool. :-)
What I've been noticing at a local place that houses equines is freeze-brands. I didn't realize it initially, but that's what they must be, because the hair grew back:
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In contrast, freeze branding uses a supercooled iron, typically chilled with liquid nitrogen or dry ice, to destroy the pigment-producing cells in the hair follicle. The iron is applied for a short period, resulting in the hair growing back white in the branded area.
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https://madbarn.com/freeze-vs-hot-branding-in-horses/
Love it! I have one somewhere (???)