Bull
- Thread starter DEADRED
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willie waver
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- Location
- walking in the ayr
good way of keeping your fence down.....
I dont have one at the moment. I have lots of railway sleepers I want to use as posts. I'm going to char them and oil them ready to go into the mud. I dont think a bull will move them?!
- Location
- Northumberland
Have you got anything for the bull to do?
I would think sheep would be a better bet for keeping the grass down, but I have no idea on the salt problem.
I would think sheep would be a better bet for keeping the grass down, but I have no idea on the salt problem.
Anything for it to do? Like jobs or activities to occupy him? I could walk him in the bay at low tide?! I dont want sheep as they need to have their hair cut. That would just be an extra job.
- Location
- Somerset
You cant keep a bull (or any animal) by itself
I have chickens and geese and my dogs. They all play together. Another reason for not wanting sheep. My dogs would scare them! Can you have two bulls or will they fight?
A simpler solution might be to buy a small S/H tractor and topper.
- Location
- East Sussex
Short answer is , no, it’s not a good way that’s for sure.
I dont really want to have to do the work. Plus along the edge of the bay is marshy. I think I have my heart set on a bull. I thought it when viewing the cottage!
just wondered if the salt would be a problem and if it would actually eat the grass
johnspeehs
Member
- Location
- Co Antrim
Would a cpl of quiet cows not be a better idea?
Anglesey, wales
johnspeehs
Member
- Location
- Co Antrim
A bull on his own with nothing to do is going to end badly, you could end up getting badly hurt if it all goes wrong.
ah, thought I detected a bit of a language issue
. You need to find an Anglesey farmer to lend you a placid Jersey bull .
@Bald Rick is your man
I thought it would be fine. I see them stuck in fields alone but I have literally miles to walk him when the tide is out. I wouldn't just stick him in a field and leave him.
Animals on their own will go nuts , except donkeys .
I want one of my own to look after. I wanted a red Angus but I spoke to a farmer who said he will sell me a brahman bull and he said they are better?ah, thought I detected a bit of a language issue
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