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<blockquote data-quote="Hereford2" data-source="post: 1800880" data-attributes="member: 25296"><p>Take a gallon Metal can with you next time you go in there. Wear gloves hang onto the rim of the can and when she comes up to rub on you, smack her with the can across the bridge of her nose as hard as you can, it only takes one time of doing that to cure them. (In my experience).</p><p>I had a neighbor who had a calf that would charge people and when she caught up with them she would smack them with her head, she was about 6 months old when she charged me, I had a can in my hand so I stood my ground and when she got close enough I smacked her as hard as I could, she always ran the other way after that when she saw me.</p><p>With my first bottle calf I didn't know enough to stop the calf from rubbing on me, one day when he was 5or6 months old he pinned me to a post and I couldn't move, except my arm's, I'd just given him a can of feed, so I smacked him with the can and he didn't bother me anymore. There's Several Good suggestions on here on how to fix the issue. Follow one of them Before you get hurt.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hereford2, post: 1800880, member: 25296"] Take a gallon Metal can with you next time you go in there. Wear gloves hang onto the rim of the can and when she comes up to rub on you, smack her with the can across the bridge of her nose as hard as you can, it only takes one time of doing that to cure them. (In my experience). I had a neighbor who had a calf that would charge people and when she caught up with them she would smack them with her head, she was about 6 months old when she charged me, I had a can in my hand so I stood my ground and when she got close enough I smacked her as hard as I could, she always ran the other way after that when she saw me. With my first bottle calf I didn't know enough to stop the calf from rubbing on me, one day when he was 5or6 months old he pinned me to a post and I couldn't move, except my arm's, I'd just given him a can of feed, so I smacked him with the can and he didn't bother me anymore. There's Several Good suggestions on here on how to fix the issue. Follow one of them Before you get hurt. [/QUOTE]
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