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cpamomfromtexas

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3. They aren't docile. Cattle are dangerous

Reply to infullview (Original post)

Thu Sep 12, 2024, 10:33 AM

Sep 2024

I selected my breed by its level of docile nature but we still take care to be cautious.

Cattle can kill. Especially the standard cattle raised here in the US.

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UK walks through gently rolling pastures can be deadly [View all] infullview Sep 2024 OP

About 20 people per year are killed by cows in the US as well, Ocelot II Sep 2024 #1

Cattle were a fact of life in my childhood EYESORE 9001 Sep 2024 #2

They aren't docile. Cattle are dangerous cpamomfromtexas Sep 2024 #3

My father in-law owned a dairy farm infullview Sep 2024 #5

Farm warning sign. . . DinahMoeHum Sep 2024 #4