Posted by notjustair on January 07, 2014 at 15:58:13 from (174.250.176.81):
In Reply to: Cow chasing? posted by KEH on January 07, 2014 at 14:22:46:
We could never get it through grandpa's head that you couldn't just take a wire gate and lay it on the ground - you had to move it out of the opening. We would chase cattle from pillar to post only to find that he had the gate laying across the opening. The cows would take one look at that and turn and retreat. He was such a smart man but there were a few things that just escaped him.
We finally bought a bracket to mount the spare tire in the front of the old pickup so he would have something to push the cattle with. Repainting front fenders gets expensive.
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