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Bill Fenn and his horse Ginger
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Bill Fenn working cattle
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Joe Fenn working cattle on his 69th birthday.
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Joe Fenn working Brahmans in 2006.
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Cool and Unusual: (click to enlarge the
pictures)
 Check
out this photo of two COWS who actually locked horns in a fight.
This is a truly one in a million incident. The event occurred in remote
pasture in south Texas in 2004. The only way to release the two
cows was to rope them, lay them on the ground and saw off a piece of one
of the cow's horns. Both cows would have died within a few days if
this action had not been taken. They could not be driven or loaded
for hauling and were miles away from any facilities. Both cows
survived with minor scrapes from their scuffling.
Ginger (the cat) and Cathy (the heifer) grew up in the
same barn. The cat would go to the heifers stall. The heifer got
interested in the cat an started licking her. They did this daily
for many months. Now that the heifer has been turned outside, the
cat goes out to the pasture to get her daily massage. While the
heifer didn't "raise" the cat, there is still some type of bond between
the two animals.
Pictures of Some Exotic Breeds of Cattle:
 This
is a Beefalo (half cow / half buffalo).
 This
white buffalo was at an exotic animal park in Arkansas.
Ankole-Watusi African cattle in Arkansas.
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