A couple little tidbits...

akursus · #1 (**permalink**) 11-06-2003, 08:06 PM

First of all I guess patience pays off in most anything in life but when converting tren for your steer (mine hate the little ear gun) it pays dividends with perfectly clear light yellow product. This is the first time out of MANY times that I have gotten a beautiful clean conversion. After adding the oil to the dissolved pellets I always heated, waited a half hour or so and then filtered. Hence... I have always fought with the clogged filter, wishing I trusted the sterility of a common coffee filter to actually use it (which I just can't bring myself to do) and had orange goo in the final product (never bothered me too much or adversely affected the hormone) but nonetheless it was there.

This time however, I was, for unexplained reasons, in no hurry to filter. I set the mixture in the rafters of my house for 24 hours (very warm up there) to filter the next day when I had an empty house. The Methl-Cellulose and binders formed a compacted layer on the bottom like I have never seen and the hormone was nice and clear. Filtering was a snap and I got 48ml of product! I was very pleased and so were the bovine that I intend to use it on. Patience is the key for this beautiful end product indeed.

Now... Every now and then I hit and go through a vein when I inject my prescribed meds ( one knows when this happens as there is a little pain involved). As long as I don't get blood when aspirating I follow through with the process. This happened this morning with the afore mentioned product to one of my steers and the "tren cough" was unlike anything I have ever seen him go through. For an half an hour his lungs burned and the taste was described to me as THE SOLVENT used to convert the hormone for said steer. I gatta tell ya bro's... I do not subscribe to the theory of it being a "nervous system reaction" this tren cough thing... It is simply because one injected through a vein unwittingly or not, and the tren got in the blood stream immediately. The steer was visibly shaken and not happy.

Anyway... it's been a while since I have been here and I thought I would ramble a little. THanks for making it through the post!

AK Ursus~

riv · #2 (**permalink**) 11-06-2003, 09:36 PM

well that sucks for your steer, but it will all pay off in the end esp. since you have a crystal clear product.

how much is he taking now?

STUMPY · #3 (**permalink**) 11-06-2003, 11:43 PM

Hey,thanks man.I always did the heating method for my cattle and like you said,it always was a little less then clear.I will definitely let it sit overnite and settle a bit longer.

slide · #4 (**permalink**) 11-07-2003, 12:04 AM

akursus...good to see you around, bro. Only one time I have seen my steer react the way you described, burning lungs/taste etc. Poor little guy, but hes doing alright now. It's nice when everything turns out clear and yellow (im color blind, so i dont know the exact shade, but it looks good /t\ ).

Hope things are well..take care.

-slide

akursus · #5 (**permalink**) 11-07-2003, 03:01 AM

RIV, The steer are taking 75mg ed (started two days ago) and 100mg home made prop ed. They are telling me that they are feeling the prop and I think they are 'cause they were chasing the cow around the corral with major wood last night.

Thanks for the welcome back Slide (w) It's good to be back home here at RM. My steer have had the cough many times before but NOTHING like this. They usually don't feel tren for a week or so they say, but I swear this evening they were very intense while hooked up to the plow for excercise. Maybe placebo... maybe prop or just maybe they had a little suppressed anger. Who knows but Truth be told me thinks this batch of tren is just a little more potent as they (the steer) don't act this way even on 150mg ed. It's gonna be an interesting couple 3 months.

Ursus~

riv · #6 (**permalink**) 11-07-2003, 03:27 AM

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Originally posted by akursus
They are telling me that they are feeling the prop and I think they are 'cause they were chasing the cow around the corral with major wood last night.

LMFAO! thats classic ROTFLMAO

akursus · #7 (**permalink**) 11-07-2003, 04:14 PM

The prop is definitely working. The cow got nailed several times lastnight and this morning. She must have been tired of running. Gotta love test and it's affects on the local livestock!

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Ursus~

slide · #8 (**permalink**) 11-08-2003, 04:29 AM

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Originally posted by akursus
RIV, The steer are taking 75mg ed (started two days ago) and 100mg home made prop ed. They are telling me that they are feeling the prop and I think they are 'cause they were chasing the cow around the corral with major wood last night.

Thanks for the welcome back Slide (w) It's good to be back home here at RM. My steer have had the cough many times before but NOTHING like this. They usually don't feel tren for a week or so they say, but I swear this evening they were very intense while hooked up to the plow for excercise. Maybe placebo... maybe prop or just maybe they had a little suppressed anger. Who knows but Truth be told me thinks this batch of tren is just a little more potent as they (the steer) don't act this way even on 150mg ed. It's gonna be an interesting couple 3 months.

Ursus~

Good to have you around my friend. Ive learned alot from you and definitely look forward to your posts. Hope the tren works out well for your cattle.

-slide