CowboyRam
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When I was teaching the Construction Trades at the College I always told my students to always be aware or your surrounding. This is also true when working cows, you never know what might happen. You never completely know what a cow is going to do even if they docile. It is sometimes good to be reminded of that, sometimes we have done it so many times we don't think about safety. In fact I bet most of us on here has had some close calls where it could have gone horribly wrong. I know I have.
This video is the reason for this post. This vet is very lucky to be alive after getting his head caught in the squeeze chute.
https://www.drovers.com/news/beef-p...uLdDXEV1zamR1KpFPJyO_SPEByyl5bqNP7G1LKGJTq6xH
This video is the reason for this post. This vet is very lucky to be alive after getting his head caught in the squeeze chute.
https://www.drovers.com/news/beef-p...uLdDXEV1zamR1KpFPJyO_SPEByyl5bqNP7G1LKGJTq6xH
