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<blockquote data-quote="redcowsrule33" data-source="post: 738033" data-attributes="member: 8629"><p>Just think of your bull like a spoiled horse that hasn't been taught about personal space. Then double the weight and add horns and testosterone. If you have been around horses you should know that bottle raised foals are a pain in the arse. He could kill you without meaning to, just getting sassy. Please don't get your nose out of joint, we're trying to keep you safe. Our neighbor that spent his whole life around cows just lost his under his bull. My bulls are calm and don't know cruelty but I never let myself get into a situation I can't get out of, even though they have never tried a thing. Steers are dangerous in their own right; if you don't want to steer him, let him be a bull but not a pet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="redcowsrule33, post: 738033, member: 8629"] Just think of your bull like a spoiled horse that hasn't been taught about personal space. Then double the weight and add horns and testosterone. If you have been around horses you should know that bottle raised foals are a pain in the arse. He could kill you without meaning to, just getting sassy. Please don't get your nose out of joint, we're trying to keep you safe. Our neighbor that spent his whole life around cows just lost his under his bull. My bulls are calm and don't know cruelty but I never let myself get into a situation I can't get out of, even though they have never tried a thing. Steers are dangerous in their own right; if you don't want to steer him, let him be a bull but not a pet. [/QUOTE]
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