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I can't do it... I got a roo that had been despurred and I couldn't take the way his spurs looked. They were all red and funky lookin. Can't bear to do that to my grey... He has finally grown his spur back from before I got him. But hey to each their own... Anyone actually utilize the spur covers? Pros/cons?
 
I can't do it... I got a roo that had been despurred and I couldn't take the way his spurs looked. They were all red and funky lookin. Can't bear to do that to my grey... He has finally grown his spur back from before I got him. But hey to each their own... Anyone actually utilize the spur covers? Pros/cons?
We put the gloves on so they don't hurt each other's eyes when the kick
 
I can't do it... I got a roo that had been despurred and I couldn't take the way his spurs looked. They were all red and funky lookin. Can't bear to do that to my grey... He has finally grown his spur back from before I got him. But hey to each their own... Anyone actually utilize the spur covers? Pros/cons?

My Dad knew a guy that when he was a teenager, he and his brother raised game cocks. Now this was still in the days of bottled milk delivery. They would go around and steal the large corks from the bottles and put them on their stags and let them box. This was before cock fighting was made illegal. So when the fought them for real they were in better condition and had more fighting skills than others. The boys made a lot of money from them. This was in Middle TN.
 
Version we used was a very pliable leather stuffed with cotton or glass wool which was mounted to base of spur (usually trimmed back except with stags) where the whole thing was held in place with rubber strips not unlike rubberbands.
 
Problem is, that those will be used as evidence of "cockfighting activity" if found in the same vicinity where cocks are kept. *ugh* Like they can't be used for anything else.
 

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