Had one neighbor get killed by a bull in 1985 and 2 others were Injured in separate instances with bulls.the one guys father came running down to my house and told me to bring the gun the bull had his boy pinned down .by the time I got there his boy had gotten free and away from the bull but was sore for couple weeks.the other instance bull had a guy down and if he hadn't had a pocket knife with him to be able to stab the bull in the eyes and face he probably wouldn't be here today.

Last year we had an incidence where a neighbors "pet" bull turned on him. UPS driver found him as the bull was tossing him around like a rag doll. Figured he had been dead for several hours. I help other neighbors load cattle from time to time and after that if he has a difficult one, it usually get's a bullet. Glad it wasn't any worse Scott.

I limped in to the house...made arrangements With a Butcher/Friend that I'd shoot it...Gut it and bring it to him but it had to be the next day, because of his schedule. so I packed it with ice , 4 big bags

Wow

Holy cow

One of my grandfathers died that way.

Ive fought many hogs between 300-600 lbs. you only win when/if they decide you can. Scariest I ever had was being between two 600+ lb tusked boars. I was able to go up into rafters right before their fight took out a concrete wall.

No kidding up state I had a hog probably over 350 lb knocked me off my feet with literally yo no effort. Lucky for me I was out in the open and she turned out to just be trying to rub on my legs wanting scratched. After hitting my legs over enthusiastic and I hit the dirt I looked back concerned to find her laying on her side scooting around oinking waiting for a belly scratching.

dont forget about them little Mexican dogs dogs....they will get you.....

Leftlane I had a 2 year old colt grab me by the ear lobe during a halter class one year and jerk me off my feet . That was over 50 years ago , it’s just now funny.

Ouch! Sorry pal I hope you find some relief. I’d be afraid to work in large animal vet med, a big dog is hard enough to deal with sometimes

I think I would kill it right there.

Well,after it smashed me I didnt feel much like rubbing its belly.I wanted to put a bullet between its blinkers but the Ole Man wouldnt let me.He said to pay more attention if I was gonna hop in the pen with the hogs.

Lol sounds like an old timer. . The one
That knocked me down was my stupidity trying to be a friendly person. I was going to buy some queens and just before the guys drive his neighbor across the street had a pig loose in th front yard. So p walked over to knock on the door to let them.k ow their pig was out. As I walked up the drive that pig linked and ran at me full tilt and my side step was not fast enough. When I saw it was friendly I scratched her and walked up to the door. Fellow looked at me weird then at the pig and smiled just say it's not my pig.

Turned out to be the queen breaders pig that had got loose.

He was probably mad at you for cutting his jewels off and he was in the bull pen. Hope u heal up fast.

That looks painful 330, hope you mend quickly.



I worked for a crazy dairy farmer as a teenager. Every cow he sold he told the buyer, "That's the one that killed my wife." He told me his wife had such high blood pressure that one day she just exploded while sitting in her favorite chair.

He had a bull that was always trying to kill me. Or so it seemed to my young mind. One day I was moving some hay bales, had them in the tractor bucket. The bull got aggressive with me on the tractor. I waited until he was blocking my path, lifted the bucket up and dropped it on his head. The hydraulics on that old tractor were shot and that bucket came down fast. I thought I killed the dang thing and was scared I'd have to work for the crazy farmer forever just to pay for it.

The bull recovered and didn't mess with me as much after that, at least not when I was on the tractor.

Seen a sow pig stick her nose between a buddy's legs and toss him over the sty fence like he didn't weigh anything, And he was a big guy. I told him he was lucky she didn't just bite a fist-sized chunk out of him .

Stuff can happen fast when working cattle.