Posted by notjustair on December 08, 2016 at 15:47:37 from (184.191.48.136):
In Reply to: Don't Let The Cows Out! posted by Steve@Advance on December 08, 2016 at 14:38:52:
In Kansas if it is proven the owner did everything in their power to keep animals in (did you know there were measurements for allowable distance between wire strands?) the person who hits the animal is liable for monetary replacement. That's if pushed.
We had a young bull we were raising as replacement (600 pounder). Who knows how it got out, but it was hit and killed in the middle of the night by a young girl and her boyfriend. Farm Bureau came out and measured all of the wires. When daddy started pushing it he was informed of that law and quickly shut up. It didn't help that he tried to say that he was driving but the original report has the girl stating it was her and her boyfriend in the car.
As long as farmers really keep up fences and such I think it's appropriate to have such a law. We can't help it if something runs the cattle through the fence in the night. I don't need reimbursement - that's why my herd is insured - but I don't need a sue happy doofus blaming me for something I can't control. Do they sue the county when they hit a deer?
In the case of negelgent or lazy ranchers skirting by then that's different.
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