Posted by JRSutton on December 08, 2015 at 19:21:00 from (71.184.82.47):
A friend of mine just bought two new calves on Sunday. To make a long story short - they got through the fence and took off into the woods five minutes after he put them in the pen.
We've been searching for them ever since.
Based on reported sightings, they've separated. We've been tracking one pretty consistently.
We keep getting reports of sightings - try to get there quickly, but we keep missing. We had him cornered in a pasture at one point, but he slipped past us and back into the woods (there were three of us, and he's REAL skittish - we only within 50 feet of him)
We just had another close call tonight - missed him again. But we keep getting reports as he moves.
I'm just surprised at how far he goes at night.
Three hours after our last attempt - he made it to the center of town, over a mile away through thick woods. I'm not surprised about his speed, but just that he'd actually go that far in the dark.
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