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Badly behaved Dairy bull?
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<blockquote data-quote="ollie989898" data-source="post: 6681869" data-attributes="member: 54866"><p>I find this thread interesting as I have only had experience of a handful of bulls really but I have visited the Cogent farm and seen the big black and white ones which were all complete psychopaths.</p><p></p><p>Seen groups of bull beef in pens together, usually fairly well behaved but would never go in as they weren't used to people.</p><p></p><p>I agree that keeping any beast on it's own for any length of time must be bad for their character and 'mental health' if you like. Don't trust any of them of course but years ago I worked on a place with a big old hereford bull, probably past his best and too big for his feet but used to walk him up and down the track with the cows like he was a dog, same old lumbering gait he was near the slowest beast in the bunch. He used to squeal like a little girl if you ever put him in the crush but otherwise quiet and placid around humans although his head, neck, chest and all over were huge. Almost like he didn't recognise his own power.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ollie989898, post: 6681869, member: 54866"] I find this thread interesting as I have only had experience of a handful of bulls really but I have visited the Cogent farm and seen the big black and white ones which were all complete psychopaths. Seen groups of bull beef in pens together, usually fairly well behaved but would never go in as they weren't used to people. I agree that keeping any beast on it's own for any length of time must be bad for their character and 'mental health' if you like. Don't trust any of them of course but years ago I worked on a place with a big old hereford bull, probably past his best and too big for his feet but used to walk him up and down the track with the cows like he was a dog, same old lumbering gait he was near the slowest beast in the bunch. He used to squeal like a little girl if you ever put him in the crush but otherwise quiet and placid around humans although his head, neck, chest and all over were huge. Almost like he didn't recognise his own power. [/QUOTE]
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