Ouch.

[milkloss]

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[Ballygreenan]

S/he won't try that again!

 

[glasshouse]

S/he won't try that again!

A rather dumb fox

 

[shumungus]

Nice batch of cattle. Copy of this should be sent to every dog walker in the land, no interference from farmers just nature at its best shown in the maternal instincts of healthy cattle.

 

[Agriimark]

1 for the vegans and anti's

 

[Muddyroads]

1 for the vegans and anti's

I was thinking along those lines. How long before it’s seized upon by muppets to claim that cattle are cruel and should be banned?

 

[johnspeehs]

Would say there was something badly wrong with that fox before it got a doing, unless the cows had already had a go before they started filming.

 

[nowtofajob]

Would say there was something badly wrong with that fox before it got a doing, unless the cows had already had a go before they started filming.

Yes, not nice to see but the fox looked ill and shouldnt really be out in the daylight i suppose?

 

[Ballygreenan]

Possible that it was a 'rehomed' urban fox? Some do-gooder decided it was the best place for it perhaps?

 

[Sid]

And people wonder why dog walkers get attacked by cattle.

I for one wouldn't want to between that fox and those cattle!

 

[oilymuck]

Rabies

 

[Danllan]

Would say there was something badly wrong with that fox before it got a doing, unless the cows had already had a go before they started filming.

See below...

Rabies

That was my first thought; a fox with nothing to protect will normally run away from anything large and dangerous. I've seen rabid animals in Africa and, presumably as a means for the virus to spread, they lose all fear, that fox was behaving in a very similar way to them. There's not too good a prognosis for anything bitten by a rabid animal.

 

[JSmith]

Well whatever was the matter with it it’s fecked now!!

 

[serf]

I thought rabies , or other inflammation on brain, that's before it was flattened....

 

[shearerlad]

I had a seabird land in amongst the spring calvers a few weeks ago, obviously blown off course as we are 50 miles from the sea as the (cormorant) flies.
The cows acted exactly like the op. All that was left was feathers, bones and innards

 

[Nearly]

I had a seabird land in amongst the spring calvers a few weeks ago, obviously blown off course as we are 50 miles from the sea as the (cormorant) flies.
The cows acted exactly like the op. All that was left was feathers, bones and innards

Mother in law had a cow called Hen Killer

 

[serf]

It's the herd mentality when something out the norm happens, or an imposter turns up in field, seen our cows and calves acting strange not long back on camera , guessed what it was before seen it , then fox bolted across field thru them , they were onto it pronto , just like elephants do !

 

[Rodgerdodger]

I vividly remember a group of dairy hiefers summer grazing here a few years back chasing a fox the full length of a field. Amusing!