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Camping with cattle? (19 posts / 2,073 views)
scozza
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Post #16 29 Aug 2020 07:40
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I would be more careful if they have any calves though as any animal will be very protective when they have offspring......

And even more careful if you have a dog with you

I would also be careful where you park your car. Posted a while ago, they destroyed a mates Fiesta, broke the mirrors off rubbing against it and licked all the salt off it with their sandpaper tongues. I guess something new in their environment they will want to investigate same as most creatures, wouldn't fancy one rubbing off on my tent and falling on me
Jbs Jbs
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Post #17 29 Aug 2020 13:27
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Thanks all, sounds like I should be alright.

I certainly wasn't planning on parking my car in the field. I've made that mistake before - came back to my car covered in scratches and cow snot
suffokandy
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Post #18 3 Sep 2020 14:21
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Hi In my experience of fishing in their vicinity grown cattle as already said tend to be clumsy lumps looking for the next spot to lean/scratch on..Heiffers on the other hand can be a right PITA and a tad unpredictable. ... Its like juvenile machismo trying to show whos boss. Talking of cows... I took my ex once. Looking back now I think she was more of a moose......
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Post #19 3 Sep 2020 14:25
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Talking of cows... I took my ex once. Looking back now I think she was more of a moose......

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