Posted by NE IA on September 30, 2008 at 16:36:43 from (206.72.18.142):
In Reply to: O/T Donkey question posted by ncdiesel48 on September 30, 2008 at 08:11:46:
I do know of a farmer that has a very large bull, and a smaller bull. This is just the way things are with mother nature. However big bull was put in a headgate and a shock collar for a dog was attatched around his haning downs. Have you ever seen a bull pull a wheeley, or slide a half mile with his gears locked up?
We decided while we were at it we could have taught him to do the dishes, but never thought of that at the time.
If you chose such a route, the person at the control tower needs to use good sence, and simply not hit the super button till he does something wrong. Probably one of the best remembered days of my adult life, even the stupid ones could probably learn fast.
The investment was very small compared to vet bills on the young bull, and the fences that he tore up before he became more sociable. He can appreciate the fact that a shock collar was probably his preferance rather than a sharp knife in the same location.
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