A Manual for Farmers & Veterinarians on the Velveting of Deer in Australia

Document on the course that deer farmers must do so they can be trained to chop off deer's antlers. The 'velvet' from these antlers is used in medicines as it contains growth hormones. Deer are known to die after having their antlers removed.
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Published: Tue 17 Oct 2017 by Anonymous
Created: 2002
ID: f0b8bc4f12
Country: Australia
Location: NSW,VIC,SA,QLD,WA,TAS,NT,ACT
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