Posted by Bret4207 on February 01, 2014 at 04:37:43 from (64.19.90.196):
In Reply to: Female vs male. posted by JayinNY on January 31, 2014 at 16:00:44:
We've only had 1 nasty ram in all our years of raising sheep and he only targeted my wife. No idea why. She caught him in the face with a section of pipe one day and he seemed to calm right down after that. Roosters, well, she likes to have a rooster around so I don't bother about it. The one we have now is real quite. Never had a boar hog that was worth anything, all lazy and not too interested in their job if you take my drift.
Now, I've had and still have mares that are absolute dolls, just in your pocket, calm, steady girls. I've also had mares that would do their best to kill you. Currently I have a gelding that acts a little proud cut, but he's a gentleman to people, just wants to run the herd. We've rarely had a stud horse here and the ones we did have I didn't care for until they were gelded. I've known people that can handle studs, they work them every day but Sunday and Monday morning is always a struggle. I've also known an awful lot of women that have studs, as in several, on their place. Invariably they are ill bred, ill mannered, can't be handled and are of no use at all. But the lady thinks she's got a real treasure trove and can't see she's in 10 foot deep over her head. Happens time after time after time. It's almost always women, I don't know why. Only recall one guy like that and he lives just up the road from me. His problem is a massive cranial/rectal inversion.
I have a Jersey cow right now that is what I think every cow should be like. I think she'd milk herself if she could, just to please me! She's a real doll and I'm hoping her daughters take after her. We've had a few bulls. They tasted just fine.
This post was edited by Bret4207 at 04:39:49 02/01/14.
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