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<blockquote data-quote="HOSS" data-source="post: 1056971" data-attributes="member: 1863"><p>A few years ago I had a big red angus bull that would always get excited when hay was being put out. At the time I had a Ford 3910 tractor. I would put a 4x6 bale of hay on the 3pt spear and head out across the pasture toward the hay rings. He would come up behind the tractor and put his head under the bale and lift. He would lift the hay, tractor and me completely up off the ground except for the front wheels. The rear wheels would just be spinning in mid-air until he set it back down. It got to where I would have to lock him up at feeding time. If bulls ever got enough intelligence to understand how much strength they had there would not be a fence or corral that would hold them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HOSS, post: 1056971, member: 1863"] A few years ago I had a big red angus bull that would always get excited when hay was being put out. At the time I had a Ford 3910 tractor. I would put a 4x6 bale of hay on the 3pt spear and head out across the pasture toward the hay rings. He would come up behind the tractor and put his head under the bale and lift. He would lift the hay, tractor and me completely up off the ground except for the front wheels. The rear wheels would just be spinning in mid-air until he set it back down. It got to where I would have to lock him up at feeding time. If bulls ever got enough intelligence to understand how much strength they had there would not be a fence or corral that would hold them. [/QUOTE]
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