It was my own fault, chasing a bull through the brush on foot, the sneaky rotter. I never know when to quit. It was kind of like hunting Lions in Africa, quite a thrill to know something that big and dangerous is hiding in the brush. Good thing he was more scared of me than I was of him.
Plus we found a dead black calf, unknown cause of death, to eaten up to figure out why. I hate when that happens.
I'll be gone for a couple of days to more cow school, well mostly grass school this time. Have fun everyone and "I'll be back" to quote the governor of California.
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I never appreciated the seriousness - and reality - of heat stroke until I heard that one of my favorite working dogs to watch had died of heat stroke while working down in Texas. It sneaks up on you when you're working hard and focused on the job, doesn't it?
Where are you going to grass school? You should take Jim Bauer's grazing course! :)
Have a safe trip and fun! Yeah sometimes you have to pay attn to what you are doing and not the camera... oh well.
That heat can sure be rough on a person sometimes!
I cave in when it's hot- I had heat stroke once and ever since then I can't function too well in the heat. I'm like you- once I get started on something I can't stop till its done- only thing about getting older is that I tend to work smarter!
Oh dear, sorry about the calf, thats rotten ,esp when you don't know why. And you be careful in the heat!Grab some gatorade once in a while too. Enjoy your course
Enjoy the school! I'd like to hear about your grass school when you get back. :)
Got to be careful in the heat. It definitely can sneak up on you without realizing it.
You better be careful out there in that heat! Have fun at your school!
I'm sure not liking this heat either.
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