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wrightyson · 2017-04-29T06:53:56Z

So the Mrs phones me yesterday in a bit of a panic. The local coos have basically stampeded towards her and the dog causing her to vault over the wall in to the next sheep field which the sheep and dog loved as you can imagine. Held her there for about 10 mins before pissing off. Now before you all start I appreciate we live in the countryside etc but to be fair she was probably lucky she was in the area she was as some of the field is very open and it would have been a fair run to get out of the way. There is a footpath through the field and I'm genuinely concerned for some of the older walkers if the same thing happens. Does old farmer Giles have any responsibility in the matter. If it makes any difference I know he only rents the fields as I know the land owner. On a final note I found it highly amusing especially the video she sent me :lol:

Xylene

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Do not eat a lot of mushroom from one field and just after it gets dark try and walk across the field of cows to get to a party in the woods.

That is a bad plan when you can hear cows breathing but are not sure how close or far they are.

Posted : 30/04/2017 1:58 am

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Posted : 30/04/2017 4:07 am

thecaptain

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Picking up the dog was always effective for us. Cows can't recognise it. Stupid ****ers.

Posted : 30/04/2017 5:46 am

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