Say a fella wanted rent a longhorn with a rider dressed in an Uncle Sam outfit to parade around his neighborhood. Where to find such a service locally?
Dang the owner of the land behind me just gave away 2 huge longhorns. Very gentle animals until they start swinging that head. I had to call the neighbor one evening one of them was tearing apart his new tractor! He said you have a gun shoot that fucking thing! I told him ill go see if I can throw some feed and apples over the fence to get it's attention off your tractor but I'm not shooting a cow.
We are renting for an hour. I'll get to ride it in our HOA parade while the owner walks the lead. Then for whatever time is left we can let kids jump on for pictures.
Very gentle animals until they start swinging that head.
I got hit in the ribs by a young steer (wasn't a longhorn, though) about 20 years ago and I still have a scar. He decided he wanted out of the barn and I tried to stop him. He started swinging his head and I didn't realize I was within range of the horns. It knocked the wind out of me and hurt for a while, but surprisingly didn't break a rib.
I got hit in the ribs by a young steer (wasn't a longhorn, though) about 20 years ago and I still have a scar. He decided he wanted out of the barn and I tried to stop him. He started swinging his head and I didn't realize I was within range of the horns. It knocked the wind out of me and hurt for a while, but surprisingly didn't break a rib.
Lol every time anyone would go over there (not very often) to check Wells or whatever. The damn longhorns would circle the trucks and wouldn't let them get out of their trucks. One guy checking Wells in a new Escalade dressed up all fancy did get out and walk about 100 yards to check a water well I guess he didn't get the memo. He looked up and seen them running towards him so he started running and ran right into a low lying pond about 3ft deep and fell on his face. I was laughing hysterically and said hey they just want to play! They aren't going to eat you, maybe play dead!
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