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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 492213" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>Had a similar experience, but it was with the cows getting into the neighbors sunflower field. They broke the fence and 110 cow calf pairs got into the field. What a mess. Took 6 or so hours to get all the herd back in but two open cows. Lost lots of the skin off my forehead and hairline due to hitting the sunflower heads with my head scooting through the stalks chasing cows. Those last two just wouldn't go back in and my uncle decided he'd had enough. He called the butcher and asked if he could get an emergency processing date for an hour from now for two cows. A loader, truck, and two 243 rounds later, we were headin' to town with a whole bunch of hamburger. Never forget that fiasco as long as I live. My uncle had to write a pretty substantial check for the damage to that sunflower field. 110 cow calf pairs knock down an obscene amount of sunflowers when given the chance. Not good!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KDM, post: 492213, member: 314"] Had a similar experience, but it was with the cows getting into the neighbors sunflower field. They broke the fence and 110 cow calf pairs got into the field. What a mess. Took 6 or so hours to get all the herd back in but two open cows. Lost lots of the skin off my forehead and hairline due to hitting the sunflower heads with my head scooting through the stalks chasing cows. Those last two just wouldn't go back in and my uncle decided he'd had enough. He called the butcher and asked if he could get an emergency processing date for an hour from now for two cows. A loader, truck, and two 243 rounds later, we were headin' to town with a whole bunch of hamburger. Never forget that fiasco as long as I live. My uncle had to write a pretty substantial check for the damage to that sunflower field. 110 cow calf pairs knock down an obscene amount of sunflowers when given the chance. Not good! [/QUOTE]
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