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How to tattoo Goats (thread)
Step 1: Clean the inner part of the ear lobe thoroughly so that the ink can easily fill the holes made by the tattoo pliers. (1/6)
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Step 2: Apply or smear the tattoo ink on the area to be tattooed. (2/6)
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Step 3: Make sure that the sequence of the tattooing characters is correct according to the certificate of registration. (3/6)
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Step 4: Press the tattooing pliers until holes appear on the skin and then release. (4/6)
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Step 5: Rub the ink in to the holes. (5/6)
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Step 6: The excess ink can be cleaned and the characters should be easily readable as black dots in the ear. (6/6) #agribusinesstalk

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