California Bloodless Castration Stainless Steel Bander & Bands (25 pk)

Does the job! I do wish they had a better handle/ holder/grippy thing. But it works and haven’t had any issues with them.

I was skeptical when hubby ordered but they work great! Took a min to figure them out. Did a few 300 lb calves with ease and their bollocks came off faster than with the little green bands ☺️ win win

Two of our 7 month old Billy goats were much too large for the little donut ring bander sold at the farm supply. I watched a few "how to" videos on YouTube and practiced on a plush dog toy to get comfortable with the operation. My husband held the goats heads between his legs, while my 6 year old held a feed bucket for them and I was able to band them in less than a minute each. I would highly recommend this for anyone needing to castrate more mature bucks.

When your bander XL won't fit, this will definitely do the trick. Great for older bulls. Takes a little coordination but easy to get the hang of. I've had 100% success with this so far.

We couldn’t fit our adult goats’ giant balls through regular banders. This got the job done. Price is ridiculous for a piece of bend ss rod, some rubber tubes, and Al clips.Be sure to watch YouTube videos and practice before doing the real thing. Wear eye protection and thick gloves in case the rubber band snaps off the tool - it’s going to hurt like a b*tch…

I waited a little longer (13 weeks) before banding my newest buckling because it is supposed to be healthier for the animal. The problem with doing that is my expanding ring binder wasn’t close to being big enough for this big boy.This one works! It will work on any size buck. I did struggle a little bit despite watching the how-to videos. It takes some strength to stretch the band enough for a tight fit. Once done though it is trouble free and effective. I will use this over the expanding type in the future.

Interesting; using soon

DIDNT SLIDE AROUND TETICLES VERY WELL HARD TO PULL BAND TITE