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Re: Just be careful cause you never know
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Posted by Terry Nelson on June 24, 2003 at 22:23:51 from (12.211.69.161):
In Reply to: Just be careful cause you never know posted by ShepFL on June 24, 2003 at 11:40:48:
Thanks for sharing with us Shep. It's a real tragedy and we feel a great deal of sympathy for the man and his family. I learned my lesson with those son-of-a-guns when I was 16 and was chased up a rock pile by my neighbor's Holstein Bull. I think I was picking rocks for him at the time. At any rate, a couple of 10 pound rocks smashing him right between the eyes didn't do much in the earning-respect department other than making a ripe cantelope sound that echoed through the pasture, but since he couldn't climb the rock pile I was able to sneak away 30 minutes later. I was sent out there to put rocks on the pile but ended up moving half the pile about 15 feet (in the direction of the bull). Told my neighbor that I would be happy to pick his rocks, again, if he didn't mind me carrying my 30-06. That was the last time he asked me to do that and the last time I've had a problem with a bull. Funny how that works!
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