Ferreting Spectator

[Carraghs Gem 1,675]

 

 

 

Bet any money that bull is as soft as shite... One of the most docile breeds ye can get are charolais... Been in many a pen with a charolais bull mucking out.

So you would of gone up and gave it a good pat would you ??

sure, why not! Ive had cattle tried to kill me. Every time it was a cow with young calf. I wouldnt walk a dog through strange cattle but id walk through strange cattle without a dog no problem.

Feckin townies!

Okay tough guy lol

girl your fear of cattle is as irrational to me as those folk who are terrified of ferrets or spiders or snakes or dogs

[Sweeney 316]

 

 

 

 

Bet any money that bull is as soft as shite... One of the most docile breeds ye can get are charolais... Been in many a pen with a charolais bull mucking out.

So you would of gone up and gave it a good pat would you ??

sure, why not! Ive had cattle tried to kill me. Every time it was a cow with young calf. I wouldnt walk a dog through strange cattle but id walk through strange cattle without a dog no problem.

Feckin townies!

Okay tough guy lol

girl your fear of cattle is as irrational to me as those folk who are terrified of ferrets or spiders or snakes or dogs

Lol, not really fear of cattle as much just common sense....you don't f**k around in fields full of cows with young and f**k off great bulls

[The one 8,482]

In forty years I've had to vault a gate when a cow charged me , one head butted my ferret box and I got a big bruise on my thigh , then last season we came over a hill and there was a Abedeen Angus bull and a few cows and calves and its knob was out between its front legs and it was beating it fron side to side then it started pawing the ground I put two fences between us and it

[Sweeney 316]

In forty years I've had to vault a gate when a cow charged me , one head butted my ferret box and I got a big bruise on my thigh , then last season we came over a hill and there was a Abedeen Angus bull and a few cows and calves and its knob was out between its front legs and it was beating it fron side to side then it started pawing the ground I put two fences between us and it

Fecking right I've been chased a few times, mostly due to the dog mind you. But cows and calves are a no go. You always get one stupid fecking idiot giving it the large one ! "I would of stroked it" ect ect I bet she would of stroked it off too lol

[Carraghs Gem 1,675]

 

In forty years I've had to vault a gate when a cow charged me , one head butted my ferret box and I got a big bruise on my thigh , then last season we came over a hill and there was a Abedeen Angus bull and a few cows and calves and its knob was out between its front legs and it was beating it fron side to side then it started pawing the ground I put two fences between us and it

Fecking right I've been chased a few times, mostly due to the dog mind you. But cows and calves are a no go. You always get one stupid fecking idiot giving it the large one ! "I would of stroked it" ect ect I bet she would of stroked it off too lol

you are the fanny waffling on about stroking things... Its a charolais not a bengal tiger.. Ive worked with cattle for last 10yrs. We had 5 pedigree charolais bulls at one point. The ones who would try and kill ye always seemed to be limousin x cows... Oh and most of time they charge ye they are bluffing... Seems you cant tell the difference between cattle taking the piss out of ye and trying to kill you. Perhaps it is a good idea for a gobshite like you to stay well clear of cattle

[air gun ant 1,666]

mate of mine used to ride his big charolais out the parlour to the shed lol soft as fook

[Sweeney 316]

 

 

In forty years I've had to vault a gate when a cow charged me , one head butted my ferret box and I got a big bruise on my thigh , then last season we came over a hill and there was a Abedeen Angus bull and a few cows and calves and its knob was out between its front legs and it was beating it fron side to side then it started pawing the ground I put two fences between us and it

Fecking right I've been chased a few times, mostly due to the dog mind you. But cows and calves are a no go. You always get one stupid fecking idiot giving it the large one ! "I would of stroked it" ect ect I bet she would of stroked it off too lol

you are the fanny waffling on about stroking things... Its a charolais not a bengal tiger.. Ive worked with cattle for last 10yrs. We had 5 pedigree charolais bulls at one point. The ones who would try and kill ye always seemed to be limousin x cows... Oh and most of time they charge ye they are bluffing... Seems you cant tell the difference between cattle taking the piss out of ye and trying to kill you. Perhaps it is a good idea for a gobshite like you to stay well clear of cattle

Are you flirting with me ????

[Tiercel 6,986]

Been around cattle all my life, the three worst bulls are, as they say in no particular order. Jersey, Guernsey and Friesians I would not trust those an inch. The rest are pretty good if you follow a few simple rules, never walk between them and his cows, strange dogs that they do not know are a no no.

 

Generally speaking though the bigger the bull the more placid it is. That said you do get some big ones go off the rails sometimes.

 

TC

[micky 3,325]

i was tossed by a Friesian bull in the 70s , i was in hospital 3 week

s and if it had been polled i would have killed me

[pengelli 371]

i was tossed by a cow outside a nightclub one night

[The one 8,482]

Aye normally the milk breeds are barstools and are penned up beef breeds are normally fine but they move this aberdeen angus with tractors so i reckon its well fecked up there used to be Highland cattle in a few fields i did and you had to ferret round them they wouldnt move for you and they werent phased in any way by you and the horns where over four foot long easily

[Katsdad 31]

Never trust any animal fully they are like us it takes just a trigger and they can turn real nasty,it's nature.

 

But must admit that having worked with cattle you get to recognise the signs and then you walk away,no shame in that better to walk away than have to be carried out.

Edited October 1, 2014 by Katsdad

[Neal 1,869]

That's why I go ferreting with a kelpie...they're not fast enough to catch anything but they keep the cattle away from the nets!

 

Only joking!