You are a much more gracious neighbor than I would be, especially where he didn't bother to come and get them right away and let them wander around your property all night! I can't imagine a responsible cattle owner doing that. What a mess they left you.
yes Ma'am I was shocked. I mean on our farm, if our cattle were out we would be out in the middle of the night or a blizzard or whatever to get them back.
And of course we would offer a handsome compensation if they trashed someone's yard.
Ha! I surprised you with 2 posts didn't I? I almost never do that because I don't have the material or time or both reasons.
You did surprise me! I've read and upvoted the post about Cole, but haven't made a comment there yet.
I can remember a few of our cattle getting out during the night and for some reason I was home alone with the kids who were just babies , and a neighbor came over to let me know that they were out and he and I rounded them up in the dark and got them back in the fence. They were out along the road and you know how dangerous that is, especially on a dark country road.
oh yeah, that's extremely dangerous at night with cattle on the road, bad combination!
A dear friend of mine hit a cow on his way home from work one night. It was almost 20 years ago and he ended up with a severe brain injury that still causes him lots of problems.
oh no! yeah you can't see them until it's too late. My brother and his wife hit some cows in the road one night too, by the time they saw them they couldn't stop.
My friend was driving a small fuel-efficient little car, and the cow ended up landing on the roof. Those sort of accidents really do happen frequently in rural areas where there is a lot of livestock.
wow, and yes, very true unfortunately.
Shepherds really are the best. Ana was wonderful, but definitely Jim's dog 100%. It was actually good that she died a couple years before Jim did, because she would have never made it without him. She was so wonderful that one of our friends bought a German Shepherd puppy because she saw what a great dog Ana was. After Ana died we got to puppy sit for Ransom several times sometimes for a week or two at a time and that puppy loved Jim. Jim spent a lot of time teaching him things and playing with him. After Jim died they came over one day with the dog and he stood in front of Jim's chair and would not quit barking. Broke my heart.