Just yesterday I was on you_tube watching some vids of how cows behave when treated nicely by their owners. Good to watch.
And now I remember those scum-sucking, Neanderthal Musloids and how they treat animals; especially cows for their Halal meat. They are truly the most disgusting humans on the planet.
I think the terror of the animals being bled out while hung up alive pleases the demon Jibril / Shaytan / Iblis.
General
December 14, 2016 9:37 pm
Seems like a very mooo-ving experience. (sorry, couldn’t help myself)
nkit
December 14, 2016 10:21 pm
I’m starting to worry about Hardscrapple….all those chores…….
ILuvCO2
December 14, 2016 10:31 pm
At least he is sweet talking cows and not 13 year old girls.
Iska Waran
December 14, 2016 11:06 pm
A male bovine (aside from a few lucky bulls) has his balls cut off and after an abbreviated life, is consumed. A female bovine gets bred a few times and lives out the rest of her (longer) life being cared for in relative ease. Just like humans.
SSS
December 15, 2016 12:04 am
I really wish I had not seen this photo (what is seen cannot be unseen). I am a YUGE sucker for cute photos of puppies and babies. Now this. Total mind-fuck.
You’ll get over it after eating your next bacon cheeseburger.
hardscrabble farmer
December 15, 2016 7:18 am
A relationship between the herd and the farmer is real. We call back and forth to each other, I can tell if they need water, want to move to a new pasture, if there’s a problem just by the tone and the duration of their lowing and when they see me all heads are up no matter what they are up to. They seem genuinely glad to see me and I am always happy to see them.
The closest bonds are with the bull-he always approaches first to have his ears scratched and will stand there until he’s had enough, next the dominant cow and her offspring on down through the pecking order. They are wonderful animals if you work with them daily; they treat me with respect, never crowd me, never kick and the dogs are always with us keeping an eye on things from the periphery and the cows understand the relationship I have with the dogs and are grateful to me for keeping them in check.
The best days are in the middle of a long day in Summer when they are all laying down, chewing cud in the tall grass and I take a spot with them and just listen to the sound of them breathing.
But they are sustenance and provender for our family. We feed them and they feed us- that’s natural and it’s been going on for a lot longer than human beings have lived in complex societies. Husbandry is a calling and it isn’t easy, but it is worth it on more levels than even I can comprehend.
I grew up in grain country. My family were dirt and bee farmers so I never had much experience with cattle of any kind. My best friend and hunting buddy here is a dairy farmer. He is a conscientious fellow who takes good care of his cattle and who loves his girls and what he does. I remember going out to the barns with him for the first time and was truly blown away at how the cattle responded to him. Especially the calves. They all had their own personalities for sure and they seemed to be genuinely attached to him. Like puppies to their mother almost. I always thought cattle were stupid automatons. Not anymore.
Suzanna
December 15, 2016 12:08 pm
I love the picture…
and the “just to hear them breathing” comment.
Why do muslims hate dogs so much?
Edit add: because mohammid claimed an angel was deterred from
entering his house by a dog. The dogs are unclean and require more
washing up b4 prayer. Black dogs in particular are hated, and must be
killed because they “are demons.” Reminder to self; get another huge
black dog.
james the deplorable wanderer
December 15, 2016 12:59 pm
My wife had a black Labrador retriever as a kid; it could (and did) climb their chain-link fence to get out and play with the neighborhood children. Bootsy’s “smile” would freeze a villain in a heartbeat, even if the dog had a heart of gold in reality.
They need water to play in to be really happy though; and giving a Lab a bath is an exercise! But they are loyal, loving dogs that get along well with kids.
Just yesterday I was on you_tube watching some vids of how cows behave when treated nicely by their owners. Good to watch.
And now I remember those scum-sucking, Neanderthal Musloids and how they treat animals; especially cows for their Halal meat. They are truly the most disgusting humans on the planet.
I think the terror of the animals being bled out while hung up alive pleases the demon Jibril / Shaytan / Iblis.
Seems like a very mooo-ving experience. (sorry, couldn’t help myself)
I’m starting to worry about Hardscrapple….all those chores…….
At least he is sweet talking cows and not 13 year old girls.
A male bovine (aside from a few lucky bulls) has his balls cut off and after an abbreviated life, is consumed. A female bovine gets bred a few times and lives out the rest of her (longer) life being cared for in relative ease. Just like humans.
I really wish I had not seen this photo (what is seen cannot be unseen). I am a YUGE sucker for cute photos of puppies and babies. Now this. Total mind-fuck.
You’ll get over it after eating your next bacon cheeseburger.
A relationship between the herd and the farmer is real. We call back and forth to each other, I can tell if they need water, want to move to a new pasture, if there’s a problem just by the tone and the duration of their lowing and when they see me all heads are up no matter what they are up to. They seem genuinely glad to see me and I am always happy to see them.
The closest bonds are with the bull-he always approaches first to have his ears scratched and will stand there until he’s had enough, next the dominant cow and her offspring on down through the pecking order. They are wonderful animals if you work with them daily; they treat me with respect, never crowd me, never kick and the dogs are always with us keeping an eye on things from the periphery and the cows understand the relationship I have with the dogs and are grateful to me for keeping them in check.
The best days are in the middle of a long day in Summer when they are all laying down, chewing cud in the tall grass and I take a spot with them and just listen to the sound of them breathing.
But they are sustenance and provender for our family. We feed them and they feed us- that’s natural and it’s been going on for a lot longer than human beings have lived in complex societies. Husbandry is a calling and it isn’t easy, but it is worth it on more levels than even I can comprehend.
Thanks for posting that, I smiled.
I grew up in grain country. My family were dirt and bee farmers so I never had much experience with cattle of any kind. My best friend and hunting buddy here is a dairy farmer. He is a conscientious fellow who takes good care of his cattle and who loves his girls and what he does. I remember going out to the barns with him for the first time and was truly blown away at how the cattle responded to him. Especially the calves. They all had their own personalities for sure and they seemed to be genuinely attached to him. Like puppies to their mother almost. I always thought cattle were stupid automatons. Not anymore.
I love the picture…
and the “just to hear them breathing” comment.
Why do muslims hate dogs so much?
Edit add: because mohammid claimed an angel was deterred from
entering his house by a dog. The dogs are unclean and require more
washing up b4 prayer. Black dogs in particular are hated, and must be
killed because they “are demons.” Reminder to self; get another huge
black dog.
My wife had a black Labrador retriever as a kid; it could (and did) climb their chain-link fence to get out and play with the neighborhood children. Bootsy’s “smile” would freeze a villain in a heartbeat, even if the dog had a heart of gold in reality.
They need water to play in to be really happy though; and giving a Lab a bath is an exercise! But they are loyal, loving dogs that get along well with kids.