rusty wheel said: (quoted from post at 03:18:51 04/08/09) Leave them alone and they will go home wagging their tails behimd them. rw
now that one is funny,,,, but you would be surprised how many people would think that is the way it is,,,,
I had a neighbor, about 1 mile away,, from NYC,, I never met him before this incident, but anyway, I went out to feed my cows one day this was a few years ago,, and noticed more cows on the top side of my pasture,, they werent mine,,
they went through my fence to get IN,, well I finally got them in a holding pen, and then into the barn, wild creatures they were..
ends up I found out they belonged to this guy that just bought property, no fence to speak of, only up here once every month or so,,
I fed them for close to 2 weeks, the guy comes to get them and asks what he owes me I had 4 cows for 2 weeks, I say 100 bucks,,, and that wasnt including the window they busted out of teh barn, the brand new lawn mower they trampled,the fencing I had to fix, he thought I was getting rich on him,,
find out he bought these at an auction on sat, had them delivered sunday morning and went home after they were in his "yard",, he thought they would just stay there at there new home and be happy,,
ended up costing me more than it was worth,, next time it will be different,,, probably not, I would still hold onto them until I found out who owned them, but the charge will be more haha,, good luck, the thing is if they are wild, meaning sprited, they will probably take out your fence then you got horses on the loose,,
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