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ReplyDeleteThat was too funny! I've never seen cows move that much! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteI think this says a lot about cows. Any intelligent creature, such as a goat, would be running the other way, not running after it. Oy.
ReplyDeleteOh my how much fun is that! It sure would be cool to see that in real life!
ReplyDeleteThey look for all the world like dogs chasing a bouncing ball. Hilarious. I've had cattle follow me along a fence line as I cycled by - they're very curious.
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