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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1320194" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>Yep, I know who he is . I went to college with one of his cousins. They had a fund raiser at the cow sale I believe for the Okanogan fire victims. One of those rollover auctions where you buy the heifer and donate it back and they sell it again. He donated a bred heifer. They said she was wolf trained. McGervines (sp) up next to the Canadian border in Stevens County have a whole herd of wolf trained cows. They are trained to lay out in the middle of the field in the sun rather than lay up in the shade of the trees. They are trained to stay in a tight bunch rather than spread out. Wolves train cows to do all kinds of things.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1320194, member: 498"] Yep, I know who he is . I went to college with one of his cousins. They had a fund raiser at the cow sale I believe for the Okanogan fire victims. One of those rollover auctions where you buy the heifer and donate it back and they sell it again. He donated a bred heifer. They said she was wolf trained. McGervines (sp) up next to the Canadian border in Stevens County have a whole herd of wolf trained cows. They are trained to lay out in the middle of the field in the sun rather than lay up in the shade of the trees. They are trained to stay in a tight bunch rather than spread out. Wolves train cows to do all kinds of things. [/QUOTE]
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