Animals are strange and have character just like we do.... I used to milk 130-150 Holstiens and most of them went with the flow and give no bother but you always had about 8-10 that either wanted to fight the system or just plain wind you up! You could see them looking at you and then they would read your mind and defy you totally. That could range from going the wrong way into the parlour, or turning round to come back in again totally clogging up the whole place!. But we had one real strange cow, who had a passion for plastic... you could be chasing them along the road to the pasture and she would spy a plastic chip bag thrown out of a car by some country loving urbanite! She would look at you and then make a dive to beat you to catch the bag. she eat loads of them over the years and of course we did not want her eating plastic, but she seemed to know this and would have actually taunted you with the bag, nosing it around so you couldn't get it and when she was nearly beat she would just swallow it!...Strange thing we never found any of them passed through her and she lived to be an old cow....figure that one? Sam
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