One of the Creekstone Reps. His customers are buyers for Boar's Head (based in Michigan). We met at the house and the dang tarantula was heading towards the garage because there was a female in there by the fridge. Evidently, the tarantula doesn't discriminate and took a detourWho was the poor soul that the tarantula drug away? If a spider can carry anything bigger than rat, im out...
Nice cattle as always and love how you make time for the farm tours!
. What a way to kick off a tour!
Thank you! And yes, I make it clear my cattle are probably more the exception than the norm as far as not just getting up close & personal, but with complete strangers. Don't try this at home, kids!
Don't see them that often except for around May & September during the breeding season. They're pretty cool! They'll rear up on their hind legs if they get pizzed and can jump 2 ft.
I would still be running and crying. Don't like spiders!!!Who was the poor soul that the tarantula drug away? If a spider can carry anything bigger than rat, im out...
Nice cattle as always and love how you make time for the farm tours!
I used to have a pet tarantula in college, why? I have no idea. It was very fast.
Why? Because you were in college. No other explanation necessary!
Friend of mine had a pet boa constrictor in college named Phyllis (posted a pic of her wrapped around me a while back).
They're in Southern Missouri too. Can't swim the mighty Mississipp though.
Just spitballing here, but betting it's because they don't want to
