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SW IN | That's fine, I guess, but it sure would make it hard to get any work done if I was constantly moving away from a bull in my work area. I would just as soon the bull knows his place in the pecking order. Generally a bull learns pretty quickly that he should stay a few feet away pretty quickly after being corrected a couple of times. It is pretty much impossible to hurt a bull with a plastic bucket, but it makes a noisy thump, and seems to get the point across. I don't see that that "instills fear" in them so much as it enforces the idea that there is an area that it is forbidden to intrude on.
I once saw a neighbor's bull that had always been gentle go nuts when it came time to put him on the truck for his final ride. Don't get the idea that a gentle bull won't ever hurt you.
Most bulls live out their lives and never offer to hurt anyone. EVERY bull is capable of doing so. It only takes one.
Edited by bandsaw 8/27/2010 12:53
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Friendly Bull question
