That should be a cinch, right? Now I know for all you experienced farmers and horse people out there you are probably shaking your heads and laughing right about now. But you see, we parked this borrowed horse trailer out in our pasture for a couple of weeks and fed Mr T-Bone in it each evening. He would just waltz right in, get his treat and leave. However, we didn't take into account how intelligent cows really are. You might even say this big boy out-smarted US!
On this particular morning, we put his treat in the nose of the trailer just like always. In he went...ahhh so easy...we should be on our way in no time. Brandon, our photographer, had a birds-eye view on top of the goat pen, out of danger.
Then, as soon as we would walk up to the back of the trailer this is what he did...
We tried repeatedly but each time T-Bone was ahead of the game! After awhile we all were sick of that cute -little white patch-steer. And by the end of the morning, we were frustrated. As for T-Bone? Well, he was so mad that he was blowing at us! He was pretty worked up as you can see here.
A couple of weeks later we finally did get him loaded but in a different trailer, a cattle trailer with open sides. I do miss him. Now we look back and laugh at that Saturday morning and at out mistakes too!
5 comments:
so to continue the saga, how is the little cow that was looking so shiny and so "FAT" and was just the apple of your eye? little "HEIFER", literally, heehee.
That first pic didn't look like he was a very nice cow to me! Did you feed him tart apples?
That first pic of the cow didn't look like he was nice to me! Did you feed him tart apples?
Awwww thats sad,I remember when
Me,Bee,& Bryce went to feed the animals and I didnt know He was in the fence behind me and it was dark and I turned and saw Him and it scared me so bad but it was funny...
Who uses the word "Cinch" anymore?
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