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<blockquote data-quote="mtncows" data-source="post: 331359" data-attributes="member: 4692"><p>Proably a lot more people have been hurt by cows than bulls over the years.A cow with a new calf is very protective as she should be.If you have a dog make sure he listens to you and has savvy and guts or leave him at home.A 1-1/2" X4' stick of hickory,gum,or dogwood is a good thing to have with you out around cattle and some rams. If a cow with calf starts to act aggressive I usually back off slowly keeping herin sight. Depending on the sction of the bull I sometimes walk toward him showing my cane and speaking to him in an authoritative voice.If you must use force, a good whack across the bridge of the nose or right between the ears will usually work.None of these are 100 0/0 foolproof.If your cattle are aggressive as a whole then either you need to spend more time around them or get some other cattle.Cattle seem to be a little more skittish since the advent of the round baler and the automatic feeders.People aren't on the ground walking through them like they did when they fed square bales.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mtncows, post: 331359, member: 4692"] Proably a lot more people have been hurt by cows than bulls over the years.A cow with a new calf is very protective as she should be.If you have a dog make sure he listens to you and has savvy and guts or leave him at home.A 1-1/2" X4' stick of hickory,gum,or dogwood is a good thing to have with you out around cattle and some rams. If a cow with calf starts to act aggressive I usually back off slowly keeping herin sight. Depending on the sction of the bull I sometimes walk toward him showing my cane and speaking to him in an authoritative voice.If you must use force, a good whack across the bridge of the nose or right between the ears will usually work.None of these are 100 0/0 foolproof.If your cattle are aggressive as a whole then either you need to spend more time around them or get some other cattle.Cattle seem to be a little more skittish since the advent of the round baler and the automatic feeders.People aren't on the ground walking through them like they did when they fed square bales. [/QUOTE]
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