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<blockquote data-quote="HSchiller" data-source="post: 997588" data-attributes="member: 20167"><p>Been taking care of other business, but just read up to date- thanks for all the recommendations. I'm going to try to reinforce the fence along the road-front and put up hotwire- hope it works. </p><p></p><p>Someone asked what the cows drink; it's not dry country all the time here. We get rain this time of year and there are a couple seasonal creeks that run nearby. But during summer, the rain stops and things get bone dry. He usually picks the cows up around the time things dry up. They aren't here year round. </p><p></p><p>As far as the person who posted the Dep of Ag link with the cattle laws- I was specifically told by the department of Ag that they do NOT handle rogue cows and that I should call the sheriff- sheriff said it was a civil matter but I could try the SPCA, SPCA said they don't work outside city limits and don't handle livestock so try sheriff etc. I've read the laws on that site, but they're just about proof of ownership, so not sure how that helps with grazing? I know shooting cows is illegal here. I've read about other people in situations similar to mine being arrested after shooting cows on their property. They're actually charged with "cruelty to animals" among other things. But that's California- you do anything with a gun here and you get arrested. If you even have a rifle in your car during a traffic stop, you can expect to get pulled out of the car and handcuffed at gunpoint till they make sure the gun is legal. I'm amazed that a state this "regulated" doesn't seem to have anyone to deal with loose livestock.</p><p></p><p>Anyways, thanks again for all the suggestions, an special thanks to Bez who took the time to give some very good details. :hat: :heart:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HSchiller, post: 997588, member: 20167"] Been taking care of other business, but just read up to date- thanks for all the recommendations. I'm going to try to reinforce the fence along the road-front and put up hotwire- hope it works. Someone asked what the cows drink; it's not dry country all the time here. We get rain this time of year and there are a couple seasonal creeks that run nearby. But during summer, the rain stops and things get bone dry. He usually picks the cows up around the time things dry up. They aren't here year round. As far as the person who posted the Dep of Ag link with the cattle laws- I was specifically told by the department of Ag that they do NOT handle rogue cows and that I should call the sheriff- sheriff said it was a civil matter but I could try the SPCA, SPCA said they don't work outside city limits and don't handle livestock so try sheriff etc. I've read the laws on that site, but they're just about proof of ownership, so not sure how that helps with grazing? I know shooting cows is illegal here. I've read about other people in situations similar to mine being arrested after shooting cows on their property. They're actually charged with "cruelty to animals" among other things. But that's California- you do anything with a gun here and you get arrested. If you even have a rifle in your car during a traffic stop, you can expect to get pulled out of the car and handcuffed at gunpoint till they make sure the gun is legal. I'm amazed that a state this "regulated" doesn't seem to have anyone to deal with loose livestock. Anyways, thanks again for all the suggestions, an special thanks to Bez who took the time to give some very good details. :hat: :heart: [/QUOTE]
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