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Karon 3 year s ago
There’s no such thing as an animal castrator. Either the farmer or the veterinarian does it. And often (not always) they don’t “cut” them off - they put rubber bands around them so tight that it cuts off blood flow and they eventually fall off (maybe it’s worse that way LOL). Source: grew up on a farm
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Jed 3 year s ago
None of these jobs seem particularly repugnant. Decent pay is also a nice incentive.
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Monte 3 year s ago
How about cheap hookers?
Blood Worm Hunter
Blood worm hunters head to mud flats where they sift through the mud to find blood worms, which anglers like to use as bait. Hunters can make a few hundred dollars in one day if they have a good haul, but the work is tough. Hunters will work year-round to harvest the worms.
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Karon 3 year s ago
There’s no such thing as an animal castrator. Either the farmer or the veterinarian does it. And often (not always) they don’t “cut” them off - they put rubber bands around them so tight that it cuts off blood flow and they eventually fall off (maybe it’s worse that way LOL). Source: grew up on a farm
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Jed 3 year s ago
None of these jobs seem particularly repugnant. Decent pay is also a nice incentive.
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Monte 3 year s ago
How about cheap hookers?