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 . / 9 Fig. 316. Hog Catcher Open Ready for Reception of Animal. Figure 316 represents a hog catcher placed in the gatewayof a fence (a) (b). The lever (c)is attached in pivot fashion EESTEAINT OF THE HOG. 277 at bottom by a strong nail or iron pin. The hog thrusts its headthrough opening (h) at which timp the lever is forced over (d)against side of animals neck and locked by pins through holes(e) in top support. Figure 317 represents h
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 . / 9 Fig. 316. Hog Catcher Open Ready for Reception of Animal. Figure 316 represents a hog catcher placed in the gatewayof a fence (a) (b). The lever (c)is attached in pivot fashion EESTEAINT OF THE HOG. 277 at bottom by a strong nail or iron pin. The hog thrusts its headthrough opening (h) at which timp the lever is forced over (d)against side of animals neck and locked by pins through holes(e) in top support. Figure 317 represents hog trap made in box or crate fash-The frame is made of 2x4 inch lumber strongly .bolted ion. at corners. The front end has a door (A) made of two strongthick oak boards with cross cleats on the. inside at top and bot-. Fig. 317. Hog Trap. torn. This is held to the frame by two strong hinges, and whenin use is held tip by the strong iron clainp (F). The lever isso arranged that the trap can be set for small or large hogs. Thecrate is four feet two inches long, two feet four inches high,and one foot six inches wide, inside m^sure. Place the trapwith rear end close to the hog pen with the lever thrown the hog enters he will thrust his head through the holeand you can then pull the lever and hold him. With twostrong handles attached to the sides of the crate it makes anexcellent loading device. 278 BBSTEAINT OP DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
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