Posted by Donald Lehman on November 17, 2015 at 08:42:56 from (172.79.40.66):
Jeff has a couple of cows to dry off and needed help moving them to the dry cow end of the barn. They are due to be dried off and he's got two more springing, so it's time to get them dried off. One of the cows while wandering around loose, found her way into the front of the cows and bailed out the door on the end of the barn. She got into the dry cow pasture and takes off as cows do with her tail in the air, kicking her heels up and sunfishing just as fast as she can go. She goes about a hundred yards, swaps ends and comes boiling back at full throttle. She stops about 30 feet short of the gate and gives me that "come and get me" look. Jeff was walking around behind her and she noticed him coming. So she just walks into the barn and right into the stall, stands there with a "okay, that was fun, now let's eat" look. The two of us were laughing so hard we could barely walk. It really is amazing what 40 years of selective breeding and culling has done for the disposition of dairy cattle. Although I understand that in some of these automated operations that cows have so little human contact that they are reverting to their wild ways.
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