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<blockquote data-quote="Ponyroper" data-source="post: 238280" data-attributes="member: 423"><p>It took a while to get over that habit after we quit milking and moved to town where we bought store milk that was homogenized.&nbsp; Still remember squirting milk in my mouth right from the spigot when we were milking by hand.&nbsp; Always had a few cats sitting across the gutter waiting for us to shoot some milk in their mouth when mom wasn't looking.&nbsp; Worst thing used to be when we were too small to hold the pail between our legs and you set it down under the cow and she would lift her leg and step right in the pail.&nbsp; Usually took two of us grunting and groaning to get that damn cow to lift her leg out of the pail.&nbsp; .&nbsp; Second worst thing was getting a shitty tail across your face in the spring when the grass was green and the cows had loose bowels.&nbsp; I had a brain storm one time and tied two tails together to keep them out of my face.&nbsp; Problem was I forgot to untie them before we let the cows out of the barn and when they got out the door they each went a different direction.&nbsp; They really dug in and pulled and I couldn't get them untied.&nbsp; Problem solved itself though when one cow tore all the tail hair out of the other.&nbsp; Lucky mom never saw that fiasco.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Ponyroper, post: 238280, member: 423"] It took a while to get over that habit after we quit milking and moved to town where we bought store milk that was homogenized. Still remember squirting milk in my mouth right from the spigot when we were milking by hand. Always had a few cats sitting across the gutter waiting for us to shoot some milk in their mouth when mom wasn't looking. Worst thing used to be when we were too small to hold the pail between our legs and you set it down under the cow and she would lift her leg and step right in the pail. Usually took two of us grunting and groaning to get that damn cow to lift her leg out of the pail. . Second worst thing was getting a shitty tail across your face in the spring when the grass was green and the cows had loose bowels. I had a brain storm one time and tied two tails together to keep them out of my face. Problem was I forgot to untie them before we let the cows out of the barn and when they got out the door they each went a different direction. They really dug in and pulled and I couldn't get them untied. Problem solved itself though when one cow tore all the tail hair out of the other. Lucky mom never saw that fiasco. [/QUOTE]

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