I don't know if it's that or more likely that they're just smarter than me. I sat here until twenty five after eight watching it rain,thinking I needed to get some bales in the feeders. So I put on my heavy coveralls and headed out. By the second bale,not one of the cows had taken a step out of the barn. By now the water was reaching my skin. I dropped one more bale in and came back in the house. If they're smart enough to get in out of the rain,I guess I'd better follow suit.
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Crazy Horse
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Tech ...... you're on the wrong forum. I think there might be some talking and writing animal forums out there someplace, do a Google search.
K Effective
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They must have checked accuweather.[b:e61aa10ee4]cow[/b:e61aa10ee4].
Rain stopped and sun shining after 0930 down here. You should have just waited a couple hours
Rain stopped and sun shining after 0930 down here. You should have just waited a couple hours
Bruce from Can.
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And that Randy is why they put loaders on cab tractors
I remember dad telling about trying to get the loafing shed done before a big storm was coming in- worked on it after evening milking until about 9 PM, got done, slid open the door and herded the cows in, and went to bed. Went out in the morning and there was one little Jersey heifer in there, all the milk cows were out laying under the trees.
retired farmer
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They probably don't like the feel of wet leather.
Feeding horse I slipped and went down on all fours. The horse decided they could get to the feed pail and the first got a bite and another pushed her out of the way to get herself a bite causing the first one to step on both of my hands. Thru the insulated gloves my left hand has bruise mark about the size of a quarter and it pushed the thin skin away from the back of the right hand about the size of a dime. It is a good thing for them that I take so much joy in working with them.
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