[TheForge] Branding Irons? Professional witness?

[Tod Estes]

I just posted 3 pics of a cold brand that I made for the Corner Pocket ranch.

In hot and cold brands the hard part for me was getting the brand true and flat.

Quoting Dan Tull <dantull at numail.org>:

> Jonathan,
>     I think YOU missed the point. This is an "unregulated" forum that is
> open to anyone that can play by the rules.
> (Right , Dave?)  Those replying, even if off YOUR topic, shouldn't be told
> to "hold your.. comments to yourself".
> You would probably get more construction comments w/ sugar than vinegar.
> So, I'll ask again, are you going w/ cone socket for a stick, or just a long
> steel handle?
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jonathan Barnhart" <blakkpawss at yahoo.com>
> To: "Sponsored by ABANA" <theforge at mailman.qth.net>
> Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2007 1:31 AM
> Subject: RE: [TheForge] Branding Irons? Professional witness?
>
>
> I think several of you missed my point here and have
> gone way off topic.  "I'M NOT MAKING ANY BRANDING
> IRONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF BRANDING A HUMAN BEING".
> Thus, unless a cow or a horse gets a lawyer on
> retainer I should be O.K.  I'm only going to be making
> decorative wall hanger items or irons used for the
> cattle industry.  No human branding, no scarification,
> no weird fetishism stuff.  The first guy on my list
> wants it for his farm.  He'd probably beat somebody up
> for suggesting that he was going to brand himself or
> somebody else.  So, unless you can tell me something
> about the construction of these irons, please hold
> your off topic comments to yourself.  Thank you to the
> few people who have actually helped me in this
> endeavor.
> ---
>
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Tod Estes

People do not care about how much you know
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