the neighbor that rents my place here, keeps around 100 head most of the time but in the fall, he will run his cows back home to pasture on the corn stocks before he will bring them back here for the winter. its about 1 1/2 miles down the road. he has several gators to block the cross roads. my guess that is why he keeps alot of his old cows up here. they know what is goin on. he lets them out an down the road they go. i just love to watch it. he has to convence a few of the younger ones but very few. my orchard is right along the big hill pasture, we had alot of apples this year. lets just say alot of them old cows just love my mother an wife now. i think they watch for them to head to the orchard to pick apples. they throw all the ones that are on the ground to the cows. some of them even have names now. good thing i dont have any cattle. my wifee would make 1000ld dogs out of them.
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