What did you do WITH your Ranger today?

[bfastr]

I traded it in for the new Jeep Grand Cherokee L. Summit 4x4.

Sorry to see ya go ! but thanks for the wheels!

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[Tracy Bowman]

Wooo Hooo!!! You go Scott!

 

[Tracy Bowman]

Yesterday on the way to work, avoided a cow charging up the road. Thankfully, he went around me! (Sorry, not the best pic)

 

[OrangeStreak]

Yesterday on the way to work, avoided a cow charging up the road. Thankfully, he went around me! (Sorry, not the best pic)

Glad that one didn't end up at Rudy's Roadkill Cafe ?

 

[Tracy Bowman]

Glad that one didn't end up at Rudy's Roadkill Cafe ?

Me too!

 

[KNI]

Yesterday on the way to work, avoided a cow charging up the road. Thankfully, he went around me! (Sorry, not the best pic)

Did you remember to check the serial number from the yellow tag hanging from the ear and then report it to 911 so that the owner can be informed that his/hers cow is running loose and he/she should go and pick it up?

 

[Grumpaw]

Glad that one didn't end up at Rudy's Roadkill Cafe ?

Freezer Beef !!!

 

[Tracy Bowman]

Did you remember to check the serial number from the yellow tag hanging from the ear and then report it to 911 so that the owner can be informed that his/hers cow is running loose and he/she should go and pick it up?
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No. That is a cut through road between pastures. There is unfortunately a couple of cows out 2-3 times a week. This is an ongoing thing. Although I could have called 911, I never thought to wrangle the cow by the neck to look at his ear tag (not that I noticed it)

 

[OrangeStreak]

Freezer Beef !!!

Bumper BBQ at Rudy's...

 

[KNI]

No. That is a cut through road between pastures. There is unfortunately a couple of cows out 2-3 times a week. This is an ongoing thing. Although I could have called 911, I never thought to wrangle the cow by the neck to look at his ear tag (not that I noticed it)

Every cow carries an yellow tag on both ears pretty much everywhere in western world. That's for identification purposes and data behind the tag contains owner, family history, medical records, milk quality, ect. depending on the country. It's just there to identify the particular production unit and keep the food chain clean. Some countries have it for sheep, pig and what else.

In future it's most likely going to be RFID, after which is non-human readable. Probably ends up like dog chips. But for now, it's the yellow tabs.

And you don't need to wrangle it.. just walk around and she'll most likely comes to you to see if you're carrying any goodies for her. If it's a bull, don't go near it unless it knows you

 

[JACKSMYDOG]

Nice job.

900 kilos?

 

[ROBERTECOX]

Yesterday on the way to work, avoided a cow charging up the road. Thankfully, he went around me! (Sorry, not the best pic)

Grill it till the tread marks disappear

 

[Tracy Bowman]

Every cow carries an yellow tag on both ears pretty much everywhere in western world. That's for identification purposes and data behind the tag contains owner, family history, medical records, milk quality, ect. depending on the country. It's just there to identify the particular production unit and keep the food chain clean. Some countries have it for sheep, pig and what else.

In future it's most likely going to be RFID, after which is non-human readable. Probably ends up like dog chips. But for now, it's the yellow tabs.

And you don't need to wrangle it.. just walk around and she'll most likely comes to you to see if you're carrying any goodies for her. If it's a bull, don't go near it unless it knows you

``That’s why I love this forum. I learn something new everyday! Thank you!

 

[JACKSMYDOG]

Yesterday on the way to work, avoided a cow charging up the road. Thankfully, he went around me! (Sorry, not the best pic)

That cow has no idea how lucky he was that yellow line was on the road and not marking your parking spot.

 

[Tracy Bowman]

Every cow carries an yellow tag on both ears pretty much everywhere in western world. That's for identification purposes and data behind the tag contains owner, family history, medical records, milk quality, ect. depending on the country. It's just there to identify the particular production unit and keep the food chain clean. Some countries have it for sheep, pig and what else.

In future it's most likely going to be RFID, after which is non-human readable. Probably ends up like dog chips. But for now, it's the yellow tabs.

And you don't need to wrangle it.. just walk around and she'll most likely comes to you to see if you're carrying any goodies for her. If it's a bull, don't go near it unless it knows you

I once had a bull chase me through a cornfield as I ran for my life! For those who have never had the pleasure of running through a cornfield, let’s just say…it ain’t fun. Bull or no bull.


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