Watch out for the bulls LOL

frangipani · Guru

Watch out for the bulls LOL

Woody n Sue · Guru

That sounds like a lot of bull
Lol

Felicia · Guru

Your right, sure are a city girl. Need to learn the rules given to children with dogs, if you don't know it's name you can't go near it.

Lynda

frangipani · Guru

Felicia wrote:
Your right, sure are a city girl. Need to learn the rules given to children with dogs, if you don't know it's name you can't go near it.

Lynda

yep, thought I new its name, Sharon told me it was a Hairy Ford., but I don't think sooooooo!!!!!

frangipani · Guru

Woody n Sue wrote:
That sounds like a lot of bull
Lol

yep it was, I saw the ballssss

Weevil · Guru

Just reading this blog on the pool, be wary of any human activity as well, see;

http://reddirtroaming.blogspot.com.au/2014/04/bilyuin-pool-on-murchison-river.html

Panther · Senior Member

Great story and photos.

If it was me, I wouldn't be having a mini anxiety attack, I'd be having a HUGE anxiety stress attack. Obviously you weren't wearing red or the story could have finished a little differently !!

Great balls of fire................

-- Edited by Panther on Sunday 21st of June 2015 10:23:35 PM

shekon · Guru

Poor Fran, she really did take flight when this poor little bully calf, well yearling, sort of grown up baby calf looked at her and took a step forward. I was not aware that it had moved, still the country life certainly came up to meet its city cousin.

I am pretty sure it is a Hereford, or then again it could be a Red Angus. I am sure there is a cow co**ey amongst us that will set me straight.

ruffnut09 · Veteran Member

Looks like a Limousine.....an American breed.....certainly not Bos Indices Eg. Brahman or Santa Gertrudice......no floppy ears and skin. Can handle heat but not as tick resistent as Brahman.

Dougwe · Chief one feather

Healthy looking beasty for sure. Nice pic too.

Woody n Sue · Guru

Red Angus we have had them in the past on our farm