Thanks to all the people helping with gun info. I will definitely find another
gun than my .22. I do agree with the curiousness of the avma website because
to shoot an animal on the top of the head, one would have to be holding it; and
if that were the case, I would just slit its throat.
I put newborn lambs and their dams in a lambing jug as soon after
birth as I can, and they remain there for a couple days; more if
there are any problems. A lambing jug allows me to monitor both the
ewe and her lambs to ensure that the lambs are getting sufficient
milk and are otherwise
I think what is nice about that diagram is not so much the angle of the
shot line that it gives you, but more the location of the brain. Then
you can pick your own angle which will best suit your circumstances. If
an animal is sick and on the ground then you can line up for a top of
the head
