It's not as bad as it sounds....................or mabey it is. Tonight we vaccinated about 50 head of cattle. If you have ever worked cattle, you know the commotion that takes place when you seperate the cows from the calves. The closest I can figure it occouring, anywhere else in the world, would be Lake Placid, all fogged in with pea soup and 1000 tug boats trying to navigate by honking their horns,Alot! I can't imagine a doctors office full of outraged mothers screaming at the top of their lungs because their babbies have to go in the other room, without them and get their shots for school. Oh the humanity.
Aside from Charlie getting kicked in the "soft spot", one headstrong calf insisting on "moo walking" into the catcher backwards, it all went off without a hitch. With all the youngsters tipping the scales at 700+ pounds and a few more weeks of munching on more alfalfa, it looks like a great year.
Aside from Charlie getting kicked in the "soft spot", one headstrong calf insisting on "moo walking" into the catcher backwards, it all went off without a hitch. With all the youngsters tipping the scales at 700+ pounds and a few more weeks of munching on more alfalfa, it looks like a great year.
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