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<blockquote data-quote="JRSherman" data-source="post: 1322708" data-attributes="member: 13432">Well, all I can say is that this still wouldn&#039;t prevent me from taking kids to the circus.Kids need to learn about the joys of life early in life. They&#039;ll find out about the evils and horrors of life later on, regardless of how protected you try to keep them. As far as using hot-shots goes, you really need to be hit by one to understand that it definitely depends on the size of the animal in question as to how much it hurts them. I have been zapped, and it hurt like hell. I have used them on cows, calves, yearlings, and they notice it. I&#039;ve used it on a few bulls, though, that just stand there looking at you like &quot;Is that all? Seriously, I&#039;ve got stuff to do. . . &quot; and it doesn&#039;t affect them at all. Judging by what they classify as &quot;hot shots&quot; I didn&#039;t see any with a battery capacity more than a few AA batteries though. . .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JRSherman, post: 1322708, member: 13432"] Well, all I can say is that this still wouldn't prevent me from taking kids to the circus. Kids need to learn about the joys of life early in life. They'll find out about the evils and horrors of life later on, regardless of how protected you try to keep them. As far as using hot-shots goes, you really need to be hit by one to understand that it definitely depends on the size of the animal in question as to how much it hurts them. I have been zapped, and it hurt like hell. I have used them on cows, calves, yearlings, and they notice it. I've used it on a few bulls, though, that just stand there looking at you like "Is that all? Seriously, I've got stuff to do. . . " and it doesn't affect them at all. Judging by what they classify as "hot shots" I didn't see any with a battery capacity more than a few AA batteries though. . . [/QUOTE]

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