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<blockquote data-quote="Chocolate Cow2" data-source="post: 1542517" data-attributes="member: 32644"><p>Lets just hope the owner cares enough to cooperate with you and pens the bull or puts him somewhere so he stays on his side of the fence. If he doesn't care, you may have to be the one who puts the sucker in your pen for your safety. Yeah, it's a major inconvenience and expense, but what's your choice here? I just went through a similar situation. Neighbor's bull had been in with his cows long enough he'd bred the cows and the heifer crop still sucking the cows. The bull set his sights on my fall calving cows across the fence. He pushed on the fence. Broke off posts and snapped tie wires. I called the guy and said "could we stop this before it gets worse?" Oh yeah, he'd get the bull the next day. A week later, the bull was in with my cows. Somehow I managed to get him away from the cows and headed back to his pasture. The bull couldn't seem to find the spot he'd jumped so ran the length of the fence till he got to a corner. He jumped, tripped and mostly just plowed through the fence. I took him another 1/2 mile north down the road onto the north side of their pasture and left him to figure things out. I haven't seen the bull but I've got 7 wood posts to replace cause they sure aren't going to do it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chocolate Cow2, post: 1542517, member: 32644"] Lets just hope the owner cares enough to cooperate with you and pens the bull or puts him somewhere so he stays on his side of the fence. If he doesn't care, you may have to be the one who puts the sucker in your pen for your safety. Yeah, it's a major inconvenience and expense, but what's your choice here? I just went through a similar situation. Neighbor's bull had been in with his cows long enough he'd bred the cows and the heifer crop still sucking the cows. The bull set his sights on my fall calving cows across the fence. He pushed on the fence. Broke off posts and snapped tie wires. I called the guy and said "could we stop this before it gets worse?" Oh yeah, he'd get the bull the next day. A week later, the bull was in with my cows. Somehow I managed to get him away from the cows and headed back to his pasture. The bull couldn't seem to find the spot he'd jumped so ran the length of the fence till he got to a corner. He jumped, tripped and mostly just plowed through the fence. I took him another 1/2 mile north down the road onto the north side of their pasture and left him to figure things out. I haven't seen the bull but I've got 7 wood posts to replace cause they sure aren't going to do it. [/QUOTE]
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