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Posted by Farmall Paul on January 09, 2003 at 11:29:45 from (64.254.44.66):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Reminder of the perils of the farm posted by Michael Soldan on January 09, 2003 at 06:45:53:
Last year we rented pasture to a friend with SHEEP. Now, I've been around cattle all my life, so I know all the precautions, and my 8 yr old son and I went out to check the pond. As we were walking back to the corral, I was commenting to my son how the renter had mentioned that that ram was kinda mean, so stay clear of him. As I was saying this, we walked about 10' around the ram who didn't even seem to notice us. I am used to bulls "putting their head down" and coming at you. I never even heard that ram take a step! He planted his head (no horns)in my A$$ and launched me about 6' in the air! I landed flat on my back, and I sat up and looked to see him causally walking away! I wasn't injured except for a bruised behind, and I thank God that he chose me instead of my son. Those wooly farm animal can NOT be trusted, and they are FAST!!!
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