Watch The Reaction of These Dairy Cows When They Are Freed

12 years ago

Reminds me of how our horses reacted when we'd let them out to romp in the field. Nobody will ever convince me animals don't have emotions.

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Claude Whitacre

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Dennis Gaskill

Reminds me of how our horses reacted when we'd let them out to romp in the field. Nobody will ever convince me animals don't have emotions.

I think of mammals as simpler versions of us. They can't talk, or do math (at least not well).

We love our dogs and cats, and think of them as friends. But other mammals are the same, we just see them in a different way.

I've never seen a cow jump around like that. Beautiful.

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12 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

I think of mammals as simpler versions of us..

Wow, WHAT ARE HUMANS? reptiles? marsupials?

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MissTerraK

12 years ago

Originally Posted by seasoned

Wow, WHAT ARE HUMANS? reptiles? marsupials?

Steve

I actually do know some humans, of the male species, who are complete reptiles!

Terra

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Originally Posted by MissTerraK

I actually do know some humans, of the male species, who are complete reptiles!

Terra

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  Well of course I wasn't referring to you, Steve!
  
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Originally Posted by MissTerraK

I actually do know some humans, of the male species, who are complete reptiles!

Terra

And which two men on the forum are you referring to?

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Claude Whitacre

12 years ago

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

I actually do know some humans, of the male species, who are complete reptiles!

Terra

Terra; What a horrible thing to say. I am not a reptile. I am a man...I have manly way, and act like a man. I do not slither ..not anymore....and I never flick my tongue out..anymore...for reasons I won't go into here.

Reptiles are not fluffy. OK, turtles are kind of cute, but that's it!

Actually, I used to have several Bearded Dragons as pets....and they were kind of fun.

And reptiles can also be women! Yes! Female reptiles who don't have dinner ready until 8:15...when I said to have it done at 8PM precisely!

This needs to be exposed!

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And which two men on the forum are you referring to?

dan

I think you are right. One of them is named Dan.

Originally Posted by seasoned

Wow, WHAT ARE HUMANS? reptiles? marsupials?

Steve

Deep questions that deserve a scientific answer. But I may not be the one to answer it.

I deal only in facts...Imaginary facts, maybe...but facts.

Marsupials deal only in nuts they find in the forests.
Reptiles deal only in grubs, insects, and smaller reptiles.

And I am different. I deal in sarcasm, jabs at ridiculous arguments, and chocolate covered donuts.

I hope my explanation settles the matter....if not, have your people contact my people.

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12 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Terra; What a horrible thing to say. I am not a reptile. I am a man...I have manly way, and act like a man. I do not slither ..not anymore....and I never flick my tongue out..anymore...for reasons I won't go into here.

Reptiles are not fluffy. OK, turtles are kind of cute, but that's it!

Actually, I used to have several Bearded Dragons as pets....and they were kind of fun.

And reptiles can also be women! Yes! Female reptiles who don't have dinner ready until 8:15...when I said to have it done at 8PM precisely!

This needs to be exposed!

I think you are right. One of them is named Dan.

Deep questions that deserve a scientific answer. But I may not be the one to answer it.

I deal only in facts...Imaginary facts, maybe...but facts.

Marsupials deal only in nuts they find in the forests.
Reptiles deal only in grubs, insects, and smaller reptiles.

And I am different. I deal in sarcasm, jabs at ridiculous arguments, and chocolate covered donuts.

I hope my explanation settles the matter....if not, have your people contact my people.

Still leaves room for a non-Dan.

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Claude Whitacre

12 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

Still leaves room for a non-Dan.

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I cannot think of one. Nope, not a single "Non-Dan" comes to mind. Sorry. :rolleyes:

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bizgrower

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

I cannot think of one. Nope, not a single "Non-Dan" comes to mind. Sorry. :rolleyes:

Certainly Terra can help ya there.

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MissTerraK

12 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

Certainly Terra can help ya there.

Well, actually, I wasn't referring to any guys on this forum at all. I know a few right out here in the real world, unfortunately.

I wasn't referring to Claude and Dan at all. But now that you mention it, Dan is more reptilian than Claude...snake-like even. I mean he's always all coiled up hiding in the shadows ready to strike at me and spew his venom, poisoning the very words I write and huh? Animosity? No, I don't hold any animosity towards Dan at all. He's my friend. No, really!

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tagiscom

12 years ago

Originally Posted by yukon

I don't understand the sad pathetic Sally Struthers background music in the OP video. I seriously doubt there was ever a time that those cows weren't healthy.

I have 3 cows, on a 10 acre pasture, they mow the grass down like there's no tomorrow. When they see the pickup truck heading towards the gate they run & jump like that OP video making their way towards the pasture gate (more hay). Luckily we have a stream on the property for a water supply.

Anyways, keep in mind cows are very expensive to feed/water. The OP video mentioned the owner had to give the cows up because of financial problems, I don't doubt that at all. They'll break the bank If your not making a profit.

BTW, I've seen a 1,000 pound bull jump a 4ft high fence like it was no big deal. I've also seen a hog climb over a 4ft high fence at a hog sale, lol.

Yep, l have seen a stressed out cow, go for a barbed wire fence, get its horns cought and flip over to the other side on its back!

He was ok, but we had to forget about shooing him into the cattle yard after that!

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Terra; What a horrible thing to say. I am not a reptile. I am a man...I have manly way, and act like a man. I do not slither ..not anymore....and I never flick my tongue out..anymore...for reasons I won't go into here.

Reptiles are not fluffy. OK, turtles are kind of cute, but that's it!

Arrr, that explains the fluffy rabbit fixation! You want to get your slimy, long tongue around a few defenseless fluffy rabbits and chomp away!

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Claude Whitacre

12 years ago

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

"Dan is more reptilian than Claude...snake-like even. I mean he's always all coiled up hiding in the shadows ready to strike at me and spew his venom, poisoning the very words I write" -Terra

THAT is now in my signature!

Yup, I'm taking out the link to my blog...to put this in.

Christmas came early for Claude this year.

Terra; You are the gift that keeps on giving.

(God, I hope everyone reading this realizes that this is all in fun.)

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MissTerraK

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

THAT is now in my signature!

Yup, I'm taking out the link to my blog...to put this in.

Christmas came early for Claude this year.

Terra; You are the gift that keeps on giving.

(God, I hope everyone reading this realizes that this is all in fun.)

Um, thanks...I think...lol!

I can't believe you put that in your sig, haha!

Dan is going to hate us...or retaliate!

Terra

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Dan Riffle 12 years ago

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

Dan is more reptilian than Claude...

This is true. Claude is more of a dancing circus bear with a traumatic brain injury.
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  This is true. Claude is more of a dancing circus bear with a tramatic brain injury.
  
  You mean that was Claude??
  
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  Originally Posted by Dan Riffle
  
  This is true. Claude is more of a dancing circus bear with a tramatic brain injury.
  
  But in a nice way! :rolleyes:
  
  Originally Posted by MissTerraK
  
  You mean that was Claude??
  
  Dancing Bear from Captain Kangaroo Goin Round in Circles - YouTube
  
  Terra
  
  Glad we didn't get that one in Au, that looks like the sort of thing a crack addict would be watching, while, etc!!!!
  
  Bruce Willis, - "Watching Captain Kangaroo, while l was working on my big, fat suspension"!
  
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Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

I deal only in facts...Imaginary facts, maybe...but facts.

Marsupials deal only in nuts they find in the forests.
Reptiles deal only in grubs, insects, and smaller reptiles.

And I am different. I deal in sarcasm, jabs at ridiculous arguments, and chocolate covered donuts.

I hope my explanation settles the matter....if not, have your people contact my people.

yes, i ****THINK*** your EXPLANATION settles, THE Matter!!!!!!

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HeySal

12 years ago

I never "got" how people started thinking they didn't. If someone can't see joy in those cows, I think they are mentally stunted.

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12 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

I never "got" how people started thinking they didn't. If someone can't see how they have just wasted an opportunity to make great steak, I think they are mentally stunted.

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MissTerraK 12 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

I never "got" how people started thinking they didn't. If someone can't see joy in those cows, I think they are mentally stunted.

Exactly!

Here's some proof they indeed do have emotions!

Lion's reaction to the woman who saved him. -...

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thunderbird

12 years ago

Steers be preferable for steak, especially for males I would think. Wouldn't cow meat have a fair amount of estrogen in it? But in today's society society with "metrosexual" males, maybe that doesn't matter.

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12 years ago

Originally Posted by thunderbird

Steers be preferable for steak, especially for males I would think. Wouldn't cow meat have a fair amount of estrogen in it? But in today's society society with "metrosexual" males, maybe that doesn't matter.

Well, if not steak, what kind of meat can we turn this into? :confused:

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tagiscom 12 years ago

Yep, l used to raise steers, which did turn into steak, but in the meantime!....

When l needed to do something in a paddock they were in, they used to get into mischief like these cows.

I remember one time one ran around a tree several times, just for fun, then run up to me to stop about a metre.

A bit scary when a half a ton cow runs up to you, but unless it is a female with a calf, they are relatively calm!

True as Sal has said, cows dogs, etc run on instinct, but occasionally they can think their way through problems, just like we can.

But in this socialpathic controlled planet, we rarely hear of such things! :rolleyes:

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12 years ago

I don't think I have EVER seen cows act like that! I saw one, and thought WHAT? That couldn't be a stumble! I saw another, and HUH? At one point they were ALL like happy school girls skipping down a street! GRANTED, bulls make the same sort of move to buck and attack, but that was obviously not the intent here.

Sal, I doubt any person or animal could fail to notice the exuberance. Now THERE'S a word I haven't used in a LONG time! Even the farmer used similar words.

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bizgrower

12 years ago

I don't see how people don't think animals have feelings.

I do think maybe we have evolved from those beliefs,
and that some always believed as we do.

Pavlov did not believe his dogs had feelings.
He just stuck needles through their cheeks to
get his saliva measurements.

If you start naming your cows, you better not be a rancher.

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sbucciarel

Banned 12 years ago

We had a lot of snow ... didn't everybody? I kept my chickens in the coop instead of letting them free range in the snow. Today's the first day I let some of them out. Here's a pic of one of my roosters before (in the coop) and after I let him out.

Love the video of the cows. I have seen it many times ... cows running through fields like that, but we live by a lot of farms here so there's cows everywhere.

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12 years ago

So head tilt to their left is angry, and to their right is happy?
I wonder if that's true with all roosters, or if it depends upon which
breed and which side of the Mississippi.

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We had a lot of snow ... didn't everybody? I kept my chickens in the coop instead of letting them free range in the snow. Today's the first day I let some of them out. Here's a pic of one of my roosters before (in the coop) and after I let him out.

Love the video of the cows. I have seen it many times ... cows running through fields like that, but we live by a lot of farms here so there's cows everywhere.

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12 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

So head tilt to their left is angry, and to their right is happy?
I wonder if that's true with all roosters, or if it depends upon which
breed and which side of the Mississippi.

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It also depends on if the rooster is left handed or right handed. It's basic chicken psychiatry...I have my BS in chicken psychiatry...

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12 years ago

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

We had a lot of snow ... didn't everybody? I kept my chickens in the coop instead of letting them free range in the snow. Today's the first day I let some of them out. Here's a pic of one of my roosters before (in the coop) and after I let him out.

Love the video of the cows. I have seen it many times ... cows running through fields like that, but we live by a lot of farms here so there's cows everywhere.

I've seen lots of cows ALSO! Admittedly, I never saw them JUST as they were let out. I have seen them cooped up, grazing, in rodeos, and in those areas to be processed. The only reaction I saw was upset or boredom. I guess that is what most HERE have seen outside of THIS, where they looked like creatures that were cooped up, and they didn't like it, but they felt FREE after being released.

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dmarc

12 years ago

I love posts like this. The off-topic forum really is a great place for taking a break from "work." Thanks for the post and the equally entertaining replies.

There's no doubt in my mind that animals have feelings and emotions. However, its much easier to enjoy a delicious steak or burger while pretending that they don't have 'em. Sometimes (selective) ignorance truly is bliss.

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Banned 12 years ago

I don't understand the sad pathetic Sally Struthers background music in the OP video. I seriously doubt there was ever a time that those cows weren't healthy.

I have 3 cows, on a 10 acre pasture, they mow the grass down like there's no tomorrow. When they see the pickup truck heading towards the gate they run & jump like that OP video making their way towards the pasture gate (more hay). Luckily we have a stream on the property for a water supply.

Anyways, keep in mind cows are very expensive to feed/water. The OP video mentioned the owner had to give the cows up because of financial problems, I don't doubt that at all. They'll break the bank If your not making a profit.

BTW, I've seen a 1,000 pound bull jump a 4ft high fence like it was no big deal. I've also seen a hog climb over a 4ft high fence at a hog sale, lol.

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12 years ago

Originally Posted by yukon

I don't understand the sad pathetic Sally Struthers background music in the OP video. I seriously doubt there was ever a time that those cows weren't healthy.

I have 3 cows, on a 10 acre pasture, they mow the grass down like there's no tomorrow. When they see the pickup truck heading towards the gate they run & jump like that OP video making their way towards the pasture gate (more hay). Luckily we have a stream on the property for a water supply.

Anyways, keep in mind cows are very expensive to feed/water. The OP video mentioned the owner had to give the cows up because of financial problems, I don't doubt that at all. They'll break the bank If your not making a profit.

BTW, I've seen a 1,000 pound bull jump a 4ft high fence like it was no big deal. I've also seen a hog climb over a 4ft high fence at a hog sale, lol.

NOBODY ever doubted they had the power. Maybe that IS part of it. Maybe some are just drugged or something. As for expense, just the real estate one takes up is something to be considered. Yeah, I doubt ANYONE would think they are cheap.

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tagiscom 12 years ago

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

Um, thanks...I think...lol!

I can't believe you put that in your sig, haha!

Dan is going to hate us...or retaliate!

Terra

The equivalent of getting a tattoo online! :rolleyes:

No doubt one day Claude will wake up and think, why did l put that on there???

And try to remove it, but by then, Dan, most likely would have screen captured it, and started a worldwide multi-million dollar advertising campaign with it.

Probably to sell snake oil, he, he! :p

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12 years ago

Good subtle shot Terra.
If A is "more reptilian" than B, doesn't that mean B is still
reptilian? hmmmm

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Kay King 12 years ago

Cut to the chase - can we get a video of Claude being released to frolic in the pasture?
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  Cut to the chase - can we get a video of Claude being released to frolic in the pasture?
  
  Trust me, Kay. You don't want to see it. Claude's definition of "frolic" is much different than ours.
  
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  Originally Posted by Kay King
  
  Cut to the chase - can we get a video of Claude being released to frolic in the pasture?
  
  Actually, the video of the cows pretty much covers what it would look like. Although there may be more "rolling" than frolicking.
  
  Originally Posted by MissTerraK
  
  Um, thanks...I think...lol!
  
  I can't believe you put that in your sig, haha!
  
  Dan is going to hate us...or retaliate!
  
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  Terra; Oh...he'll retaliate all right!
  But he's laughing his arss of reading the posts. just like I am.
  
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  This is true. Claude is more of a dancing circus bear with a traumatic brain injury.
  
  Fixed that for you.
  
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  In the flesh. And I do mean "in the flesh." He still wears the same vest with no pants.
  
  I only take off my pants on request. Please stop sending me those notes requesting.
  
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  Good subtle shot Terra.
  If A is "more reptilian" than B, doesn't that mean B is still
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  Originally Posted by Kay King
  
  Cut to the chase - can we get a video of Claude being released to frolic in the pasture?
  
  Oh - Oh, l feel there are Gif animations on the way?
  
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  MissTerraK 12 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre
  
  Terra; Oh...he'll retaliate all right!
  But he's laughing his arss of reading the posts. just like I am.
  
  Me too!
  
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  Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre
  
  Fixed that for you.
  
  That's what I get for racing to the punchline.
  
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