Nah. Too easy.
I’ve always heard (no pun intended) that cows are very inquisitive, and easily distracted by anything new out of place. Who knows, the beaver may have been either trying to run away from this big rumbling, ungainly group of cows, or inspecting the tall grass for bugs, and the damn cows would not stop following him.
Beavers pushing around heifers...happens all the time.
Bet the beaver is thinking wtf?
The day I called the State DNR about what to do about teh beaver eating my fruit trees I planted and they said “We dont’t control them, you do” was the day I got serious.
I look on google earth now where I used to live and there are still distinct craters where beaver huts once lived.
I still don’t see any signs the beaver ever came back.
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Back in another life a friend and I were playing guitars in a grove of trees surround by a large pasture. A herd of about 30 cows wandered up and surrounded us. We serenaded them for a 1/2 hour.
I didn’t know that Madonna could herd cattle. My, what will she do next?
Be careful, heifers! First the developers send a scout, next thing you know the local politicians hike your taxes, and soon they’re using eminent domain to pry you off your land so they can turn it into a holiday destination for anglers and waterskiers.
Exactly. Heifers in a group are like a bunch of women in a shopping mall. They will follow each other around not really know why or where the hell they are going. BUT they are going.
I have see a bunch follow a cat in a pasture before.
Now steers will not do the same thing but of course they do not have their b@lls anymore. That may have something to do with it. If you ever had someone cut your b@lls out you are not so trust worthy anymore.
following =/= herding
Wow, a beaver and his posse’......
Cow beavers?.......................