[devolve]

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My brother’s FiL’s brother (he later bought 25,000 acres up midstate after they sold the ranch for big bucks/acre) was on the horse when it was gored

After that - they used Jeeps and dogs to round up that one herd

I dodged some nasty big Brahma’s moving them around at the Belle Glade auction - buyers need to see them well - a whip is not enough - you need to be fast - like in bullring or rodeo

[potlatch]

Sounds like he had a close call from being gored himself.

My twins were in 4-H and raised sheep. It always amazed me to see the young girls, who raised steer, and the steer seemed so nice and gentle during the auction!

I know a lot about your experiences with horses, cattle, etc.

[SJackson]

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Far be it from me to question to media, but this doesn't sound like coyotes. Of course if you could hike with a handgun in Canada, it wouldn't matter.

[Dust in the Wind]

Was at the chutes of a sale barn in my youth watching a hand trying to load a Brahma bull into the tail end of a bull rack. It became necessary for him to clear a 6 foot fence to not be tromped in that last small section of alley.

That cured me of wanting to be a bull hauler. I have stuck with non-ambulatory cargo in my career.