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Re: Who Let the Cows Out?
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Posted by TP from Central PA on July 04, 2003 at 21:56:14 from (64.12.97.13):
In Reply to: Who Let the Cows Out? posted by Michael Soldan on July 04, 2003 at 18:05:42:
Well, I had a far share of experiences chasing cows and I am still a young pup ;-P........Most of the time they were young calves that could run like h*ll and go places I couldn't......My brother fished one out of the river, we chased them out of the neighbors yards alot of times, and we even had excapes on the coldest days of the winter in the dark.....I'll tell you, it ain't any fun at the time but when I look back I laugh my a$$ off thinking about it......I got tired of chasing them all the time and over built the new feed lot 300% so they don't have a prayer of getting out........We had three that was like the A-TEAM.....They could excaped out of a steel crate if you gave them enough time...We sold those ones to the neighbors and they run through fences, pasture to pasture.......Its a heck of a thing when three steers come in with the milkers in the morning.......
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