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<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000"> <br>Capture Equipment for Wild Animal Control, Tranquilization, Immobilization, Control, Treatment - Gas or Power Load Projectors, Syringes, Line Throwers wild, animal, wildlife, capture, control, kit, kits, tranquilize, tranquilization, tranquilizing, immobilize, immobilized, immobilization, projector, projectors, short, range, mid, medium, long, extra, ultra, line, throwers, deer, elk, bison, animal, cattle, life, power, load, loads, charge, charges, syringe, syringes, 1cc, 5cc, 7cc, 10cc, 15cc, 20cc, 25cc, 30cc, needle, needles, cone, barbed, plain, Palmer, Red, Cap-Chur, cartridge, cartridges, medicate, medication, biopsy, transmitter, transmitters, rifle, rifles, injection, injects, injecting, inject, field, work, material, high, distance, charts, anesthesia, tissue, samples, specimen, specimens, culture, anesthesia, co2, gaspacks, gas, pack, packs, adaptor, adaptors, frequencies, frequency, blank, blanks, target, rubber, plunger, horses, orangutans, gorillas, lions, zebra, monkeys, fish, batteries, receiver, antenna, yagi, hand, strap, belt, clip, AM, FM, WFM, USB, LSB, CW, modes, cable, repairs, o-ring, air, valve, side, port, component, components, chemicals, corrode, acetone, lube, projectile'weapons, weapon, recharge, recharged, rechargeable, placement, pressure, catalog, catalogue <br><a href = "searchpage.html">Search</a><br> <a href = "newsletterspage.html">Newsletter</a><br> <a href = "products.html">Product Categories</a><br> <a href = "ABOUTUSCAP.html">About Us</a><br> <a href = "CONTACTUS.html">CONTACT US</a><br> <a href = "PriceList.html">Cap-Chur Price List</a><br> <a href = "syringes.html">Syringes</a><br> <a href = "ProjectorsMain.html">Projectors</a><br> <a href = "history.html">History of Cap-Chur Equipment</a><br> <a href = "Contacts.html">Contacts</a><br> <a href = "CapCharges.html">Cap-Chur Charges</a><br> <a href = "PowerLoads.html">Power Loads</a><br> <a href = "Needles.html">Needles</a><br> <a href = "CapAccessories.html">Cap-Chur Accessories</a><br> <a href = "CapCat.html">Complete Cap-chur Catalog</a><br> <a href = "ComInfo.html">Company Information</a><br> <a href = "AnimalCon.html">Animal Control Kits</a><br> <a href = "LineThrowers.html">Line Throwers</a><br> <a href = "officestaff.html">Office Staff Contacts</a><br> <a href = "projectorrepairs.html">Projector Repairs</a><br> <a href = "aboutcharges.html">About Cap-Chur Charges</a><br> <a href = "PLSelectionCons.html">Power Loads Selection & Consequences</a><br> <a href = "InsBlankAdapt.html">Instructions for Blank Adaptors with Threaded Nose Pin</a><br> <a href = "ProjectorFAQs.html">Frequently Asked Questions</a><br> <a href = "ProAcc.html">Accessories</a><br> <a href = "SyringeAccessories.html">Accessories</a><br> <a href = "NeedleSizes.html">Needle Sizes</a><br> <a href = "PracticeSyringes.html">Practice Syringes</a><br> <a href = "BiopsySyringe.html">Cap-Chur Biopsy Syringe</a><br> <a href = "Transmitter.html">Cap-Chur Transmitter</a><br> <a href = "PracNeedles.html">Practice Needles</a><br> <a href = "ELRkit.html">Extra Long Range Animal Control Kits</a><br> <a href = "LRanimal.html">Long Range Animal Control Kits</a><br> <a href = "MidRangeAnimal.html">Mid Range Animal Control Kits</a><br> <a href = "SRAnimalKit.html">Short Range Animal Control Kits</a><br> <a href = "FAQNeedleSelect.html">FAQ's on Needle Selection and Consequences</a><br> <a href = "NeedleTypeSelect.html">Needle Type Selection</a><br> <a href = "MaintenanceSyringe.html">Maintenance of Syringe Parts</a><br> <a href = "DistChartInfo.html">Distance Charts & Information</a><br> <a href = "ltapplicatiions.html">Applications</a><br> <a href = "oplinethrower.html">Operating the Line Thrower</a><br> <a href = "safetyweights.html">Safety Line Weights</a><br> <a href = "tetrapowerloads.html">Loading Tetra Power Loads</a><br> <a href = "linethroweraccs.html">Accessories for the Line Thrower</a><br> <a href = "LTPriceList.html">Line Thrower Price List</a><br> <a href = "projectopinstruct.html">Operating Instructions</a><br> <br><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=700 border=0> <TR> <TD> <TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0> <TR> <TD> <TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0> <TR> <TD> <P><STRONG>Which needle length should I choose?<BR></STRONG>Weight of the animal is one consideration, but do not overlook the fur or coat of hair on the animal. For example a chow or husky breed of dog with thick matted hair that weighs only 50 pounds may need a 1 /18 or 1 ¼ inch needle to get through all the hair, where as a 1200 pound cow you could use a ¾ inch needle.<BR><BR><STRONG>Location:</STRONG> The climate where animals live may also affect the length of needles. In colder climates animals have more body fat and a thicker coat of hair in the fall and winter than the spring and summer.</P> <P><STRONG>Animals</STRONG> raised in captivity as a general rule have more body fat those wild animals. (I.e. Pot Belled pigs).</P> <P><STRONG>Longer needle</STRONG> lengths tend to bend and break much easier than shorter ones at times before the drug can be administered to the animal. (Lengths such as 1 ¼, 1 ½ and 1 ¾) </P> <P><STRONG>Longer needle</STRONG> length tend to stay in longer than shorter ones, some people use this as a way to prevent bounce outs. (Longer recover time) This is not advisable.</P> <P><STRONG>Longer needle</STRONG> lengths such as (1 ¼ or 1 ½) many times cause more problems than they cure. Accidentally the syringe may strike the animal in the chest or stomach area, which may cause damage and or death to the animal.</P> <P><STRONG>Longer needle length</STRONG> can also cause problems by getting the drug too deep into the animal. Such as into bone or tendons or the needle point passing through to the outside of the skin on the lower leg area and not inject the drug into the animal. </P> <P><STRONG>Subcutaneous (SQ) or Intramuscular (IM):</STRONG> Know how the drug you are using must be administered (in the muscle or under the skin) and use the shortest length needle to accomplish the task.<BR></P></TD></TR></TABLE></TD></TR></TABLE></TD></TR></TABLE><BR> </body>