Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 260. Hess Method of Restraining One Fore and One Hind Leg. Restraint of All Four Legs. Figure 261 represents one of the simplest methods of re-straint of all four legs. It consists of twp strong rings securelyfixed in the wall—one in front (A) and the other behind theanimal (0). To one of these rings a strong rope is fixied. Therope passed alongside the animal (B) to and through theother ring (C). Traction is made on the
Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 260. Hess Method of Restraining One Fore and One Hind Leg. Restraint of All Four Legs. Figure 261 represents one of the simplest methods of re-straint of all four legs. It consists of twp strong rings securelyfixed in the wall—one in front (A) and the other behind theanimal (0). To one of these rings a strong rope is fixied. Therope passed alongside the animal (B) to and through theother ring (C). Traction is made on the free end of the rope(D) J this forces and holds the animal against the Fig. 261. Restraint of All Four Legs by Forcing Animal AgainstWall with Rope. 236 EESTEAINT OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS. Travis or Stocks. Figure 262 represents a form of stocks now in general useon the Continent of Europe for controlling oxen. The fourupright side posts are beveled and curved to fit the body of theanimal. They are attached at their bottom by a hinged bolt toposts firmly fixed into the ground. They are united at thetop by keyed pins (c) (a) (b) (d). A post (e) is placed infront of the animal, to which the head is fixed by means of arope around base of horns. The hind legs may be fixed to therear post (f); the fore legs are fixed to support (g) on frontpost.
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