Well I had him locked up in my barn. Had a gate held shut with some baling twine but he broke out of there into a pen with some feeders. I had some hay to get up so left him be in there. He tore up a net wire fence and is now back on the neighbors property. Just put that fence up a month ago...
So the neighbors bull is back. Chased him around for about an hour before I could get him caught in my pen. He went thru two fences this time. When I contact the owner should I suggest hauling it to the sale barn for him or talk hard about other fencing options. He just has a small 30 acre hobby...
When I drive t post I usually catch the pounder on the top of the posts and knock myself out. That thumb looks like it’s going to throb later tonight. Hopefully they gave you something to help you sleep tonight.
Here are a few more I took today. Top one was a friends that didn’t grow out good. The other two small ones could have held them longer but figured I would take the chance. All calves were sired by my red Wagyu bull. Don’t think it was too bad of a hit for being ugly Wagyu steers. They were 30...
According to their policy coverage was for a bull. Nothing more specific for that. You can own multiple bulls and if one dies under one of the items it’s covered. Only found all this after I was denied the claim.
I kept his head for those reasons you said. I then found out this insurance company did not need proof of an exact animal. Just had to show proof of a bull. Getting a mount of him now since I didnt have to show proof of his tattoos.
Not sure I could produce sufficient evidence of anything for them to change their minds. Lack of autopsy from a third party I feel like is a loss of leverage on my part. Not that I would persuade the third party to fall into one of the 25 parameters. ;)