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Re: Devil Cow story. Anyone else have one?


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Posted by Walt Davies on November 18, 2007 at 10:41:05 from (75.106.199.16):

In Reply to: Devil Cow story. Anyone else have one? posted by JRT on November 18, 2007 at 08:55:26:

I got a million of em all the way back to when my family came out to Oregon in 1843.

One recent one was a few years back when My friend Vern had 40 Limousin cows and calves here. when he picked them up one old cow decided to stay.
My friend Dave and his oldest kid mark went out on a 3 wheeler to herd her in to the barn. YUP! she hit that 3 wheeler turned over backwards right on top of Dave and then went straight though a fence head down. They work all day and the cow was winning the fight so they gave up.
the next day I was in town and came home and saw her in the corral behind the barn, so I sneaked around the barn and ran quick and close the gate just in time as she was "Hell" bent for tearing into that gate with me right behind it.
I called Vern and he let cool down for a few days then send Dave over to get her Boy was she mad it took 3 people to get her into that railer and she was still yelling as they drove her away.
Walt
PS I will get some of aunt Charlotte's stories of mad Texas longhorn cattle in early Oregon.


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