When I was around 10 I got the job of herding a milk cow and newborn about 2 miles down the road to home. About 3/4 of the way they decided to rest...I thought it would be smart to bark like a dog to get them moving again....wrong! That cow charged at me so fast I didn't know what hit me. Fortuately she rolled me under the fence and couldn't get to me. We always seemed to have mean bulls. Carrying a pitchfork when going into the cowyard was standard procedure when the bull was with the cows. I always dreaded the days we had to load them up to sell. We had one huge Charlais that I remember well, he took out many fences....fortunately we never had any major incidents. The neighbors bull dumped our horse with my dad on him once, I was waiting over the hill in the old 62 chevy pickup. He came walking the horse over the hill towards me, blood running out of the horses nose. I got to walk the horse home 2 miles, dad showed up later with the front fender of the truck all smashed in....
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