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Hi hotsummerknight! It is my pleasure to be the first JACKASS to welcome you to The Diamond David Lee Roth Army! IN ROTH WE TRUST.
"I decided to name my new band DLR because when you say David Lee Roth people think of an individual, but when you say DLR you think of a band. Its just like when you say Edward Van Halen, people think of an individual, but when you say Van Halen, you think of…David Lee Roth, baby!"!
Humane slaughter
The most efficient and widely available method of humanely destroying sheep is a gunshot to the brain from a close range.
The use of firearms is subject to the provisions of the Firearms Act 1996.
Note:
* A .22 calibre rifle or pistol is adequate for humane destruction of sheep. High velocity hollow point ammunition should be used. Use two magazines per firearm to minimize reloading time.
* To provide maximum impact and the least possibility of misdirection, sheep should be shot at point blank range. The person using the firearm should move quietly through the pen with the sheep. Under no circumstances should the sheep be shot "over the fence".
* Never fire while the animal is moving its head; wait for a quiet interval before firing.
Under normal circumstances, the recommended method of humane killing of livestock is a brain shot, followed by bleeding out. The bleeding out of large numbers of sheep at the side of a burial pit is not possible, for logistical and safety reasons.
DPIWE experience is that even the most careful operator using a single shot will wound, rather than kill outright, a small percentage of sheep. Wounded animals cannot be assumed to be unconscious.
It is vital to ensure that all sheep are dead before placing them in the pit. There should be no heartbeat, breathing or eye movement. A small percentage of sheep may require a second shot, or bleeding out.
The recommended position and direction for the use of a firearm is illustrated below.
Recommended position and direction of fire for the firearm - hornless sheep and rams.
Using a firearm: Shoot at point (a) just behind the poll in the direction of the animal’s muzzle.
Recommended position and direction of fire for firearm - horned sheep and rams.
Using a firearm: Shoot at a point in the middle of the face just above the level of the eyes whilst aiming along the neck.
"If the American people had ever known the truth about what we (the BCE) have done to this nation, we would be chased down in the streets and lynched." - Poppy Bush, 1992
Humane slaughter
The most efficient and widely available method of humanely destroying sheep is a gunshot to the brain from a close range.
The use of firearms is subject to the provisions of the Firearms Act 1996.
Note:
* A .22 calibre rifle or pistol is adequate for humane destruction of sheep. High velocity hollow point ammunition should be used. Use two magazines per firearm to minimize reloading time.
* To provide maximum impact and the least possibility of misdirection, sheep should be shot at point blank range. The person using the firearm should move quietly through the pen with the sheep. Under no circumstances should the sheep be shot "over the fence".
* Never fire while the animal is moving its head; wait for a quiet interval before firing.
Under normal circumstances, the recommended method of humane killing of livestock is a brain shot, followed by bleeding out. The bleeding out of large numbers of sheep at the side of a burial pit is not possible, for logistical and safety reasons.
DPIWE experience is that even the most careful operator using a single shot will wound, rather than kill outright, a small percentage of sheep. Wounded animals cannot be assumed to be unconscious.
It is vital to ensure that all sheep are dead before placing them in the pit. There should be no heartbeat, breathing or eye movement. A small percentage of sheep may require a second shot, or bleeding out.
The recommended position and direction for the use of a firearm is illustrated below.
Recommended position and direction of fire for the firearm - hornless sheep and rams.
Using a firearm: Shoot at point (a) just behind the poll in the direction of the animal’s muzzle.
Recommended position and direction of fire for firearm - horned sheep and rams.
Using a firearm: Shoot at a point in the middle of the face just above the level of the eyes whilst aiming along the neck.
thanks for the welcome from italy. thats far away! i cant tell if you are being sarcastic or not, but i was referring to sammy hagar, who took over the reigns on vocals after DLR left the band. he's an acquired taste but i like him too!
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