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Black calves in race, forced into knockbox with electric prodder NSW 2024

Black calves in race, forced into knockbox with electric prodder - Screenshot from hidden camera footage. - Captured at Cowra Meat Processors, Cowra NSW Australia.

Black calves in race, forced into knockbox with electric prodder

Screenshot from hidden camera footage.

Categories	Slaughterhouse
Species	Cows/cattle Calves
Tags	Slaughterhouse Abattoir Hidden Camera Screenshot Race Cattle Calf Calves Electric Prod
Published	Sun 25 May 2025
Captured/filmed	November 2024
ID	kj17cg2rinsm8sge0suh
Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: Farm Transparency Project This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: Farm Transparency Project. Link not required.
Country	Australia
Location	Cowra Meat Processors, Cowra, New South Wales, Australia Open in map Open in gallery

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