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Okay, why the hell would you do that, and are you sure it wasn't a bull that chased you. No just a normal dairy cow and do you know the difference?
I've always thought it would hurt the cow. I could be wrong though, I've never tried it.
I have never seen someone attacked by a cow. My parent's friends have meat cows and I can go right up and pet them (if they're the friendly ones. If not, I have to catch them). I can even pet the calves. Are you sure it wasn't a bull, OP? If it was just a normal cow, then FYL.
mess with the bull you get the horns
total jackass moment.
I had to pull a newborn calf out of the river by the field they were in once. They're heavy.. lol. But none of the other cows bothered me really. One of the bulls looked at me angrily though. And another male who was bottle fed as a baby got excited to see me thinking I had his food and so he started jumping and kicking around me. It was kinda scary but he didn't come close enough to hurt me. They're actually really sweet if they're taken care of. The calf I saved from the river has been bottle fed for two months now and she loves to be petted, and she moos like crazy when I walk away. It's cute. Most calves have to be bottle fed because cows don't make good mothers. They usually have their baby then ignore it. Or try to kill it.
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Boy he must have really milked the situation to convince you that your bovine fear was irrational. He sounds like he must have given you some cheesy advice, to mootivate you over the fence. Unfortunately, you were udderly out of luck when attacked by a cow. I wouldn't call you a cow-ard. Just a pussy. Whoops. That's a cat.