Brush clearing/cow eating

[MurraysMutts]

So I'm about to try and clear some crap out at the lease place. There lots n lots of brush.
The stuff that concerned me, is whatever it is that has thorns. Some are thorny bushes with about 1 inch long thorns.
Others look similar to rose bush stems. Lots n lots of sharp straight thorns tho.

If I brush hog this crap, am I gonna create issues for the cows?
Such as them eating some by mistake, mouth issues, hardware type issues?

Anyone done similar?
Or have any advice..

Thanks in advance guys n gals!

 

[SBMF 2015]

I'd worry about tractor tires. We push a lot of bushy stuff off with a loader tractor, burn the brush and spray the regrowth.

 

[Lucky]

I was worried about the same thing when we cleared this place we're on now. Had a few limps but nothing that needed attention. My main concern was thorns in the mouth but didn't have any of that. Can't say the same for anything that had tires though.

 

[callmefence]

I sure don't worry about it. Cows are pretty good about picking around that kinda stuff. If you've ever seen them eat prickly pear... just saying. You might get a lump but I wouldn't worry...... with that said I've never had a bull dive off a cliff either.....

 

[TCRanch]

Cattle are indiscriminate eaters. I'd be on the safe side and burn afterwards, as @SBMF 2015 suggested.

And the tires! Had to plug one in Hubby's Polaris this week, which is nothing compared to a tractor tire.