We had an Angus bull like that once. We put a ring in his nose and hung 6 foot of log chain from it. That ended him jumping fences. But you couldn't get within 6 feet of him cause he learned to use that chain as a weapon. 😮
Hoo Wee man! Having ridden horses many years ago - this so brought it back to me. What a great virtual view yougave me today for my 1st view on this channel - YT recommended it too! I can here this bull shouting "FREEDOM", "Freedom" 🤣🤣🤣 Bit worrying if he turned on the horse - that would be upsetting even with no horns. Great work, strong heels down on this one or over the top I'd go. 🤣😜 Seen me hanging around the horses neck 🐎- but only once 😊 Thnaks for sharing a part of your day to bring this to us - REALLY enjoyed this. 😍💯👍 Have a good weekend everyone from Paul & Kathy GB 🤝🤝its a big yes 🔔👍
We had a bull like that after chasing him around all morning, my dad yelled “go get the rifle!” I looked at him and he said “now!” By the time I got back he and my brother finally had him in the pen and was getting ready to load him up to become burgers. I always wondered what my dad was going to do after he actually shot that big, stubborn, rank, fence jumping bull, out in the field. As far as my dad was concerned he was either going to be burgers or coyote dinner, turned out burgers. Lol
@@lightningspringsranch We had another one that would stand in the center of the water tank after he got tired of us pushing on him. Dad got mad and grabbed him with the loader/bale fork, picked him up 10 foot in the air and carried him to the loading chute that way. He went directly to the sale barn.
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