Posted by donjr on November 25, 2012 at 12:54:15 from (72.71.173.209):
That was what my daughter said. She was given 'Fiona' last summer, that was the Scottish Highland heifer, that I wrote about the adventures of catching and getting her on the trailer, and then getting her on and across the concrete at the barn. Well, she has gotten used to things around here and made herself the 'boss' critter. She was the only one in the herd with horns, and she started to use them, but more as a bully. The other cows and calves have been afraid of her for some time; she would push her way thru the herd at the feeders and elsewhere, and used the horns more like weapons. We stuck her into the headgate today and lopped them off. We used a shop rag and duck tape to stop the bleeding, and it worked good. I finished feeding and we watched her for a while. The other cows are a bit intimidated yet, but she is swinging her head around and missing the target because she's missing about six or eight inches off each end. Yup, her personality is gonna change- or she's headed to the auction....
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