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#1 flyryan

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Posted 22 June 2012 - 04:32 PM

spent day in hospital now waiting on bath to fill, 600kg of cow decided to fall on top of me, not sure if she didi it on purpose or not but crushed me agaist a gate then when my legs folded and i fell on her she jumped up so i was lying on her back and then i landed on the ground

have sprained ankle and concussion
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Posted 22 June 2012 - 04:50 PM

reminds me of the Billy Connolly 'effers' joke!

Hope you're back on your feed soon
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Posted 22 June 2012 - 05:24 PM

spent day in hospital now waiting on bath to fill, 600kg of cow decided to fall on top of me, not sure if she didi it on purpose or not but crushed me agaist a gate then when my legs folded and i fell on her she jumped up so i was lying on her back and then i landed on the ground

have sprained ankle and concussion

Dear RYAN and DANA,

You had 'luck' !!!...but I musn't tell YOU that !!!

Coïncidence perhaps but today 'our newspaper' brought forward a realy realy allmost 'drama' happening on a farm in our 'flemish' region...

When a mama brought visit to her parents living on a farm and this in company of her 2 young kids ...

When granddad walked togheter in one of the prairies where a couple of cows where grazing...and he wanted to show the 'baby calf' on th kids ...the cow went compeltly mad - for reasons to protect her young calf !.

They where all three taken on the horns of the wild cow !!! they kids 'flow' in the air like puppets...they where 'trapped' a couple of times...

Granddad did everything he could...to bring his two grandchildren in safety...they where BOTH very very seriously injured but will luckely survive !!!

I remember YOU stated once that after that accident I had with that bull when I went fishing to my beloved little river...and perhaps still another time I made over that YOU better take care each and every time...that YOU mentioned that simple COW's can as dangerous as BULL's...

HOPE YOU recover well my friend...greetings to DANA and the two YOUNG ones (but that last will be to much asked to have respond ! hahahaha)

psttttttttttt as a proof ...'our newspaper' of today friday the 22 of june 2012..............DANA can read the article/bad happening news !!!

I am aware that each year overhere there are 'farmers' who are killed by their proper (mostly bulls) who are going 'mad' for one reason or another (or or or agressif and not to trust)...and that there happens also accidents with 'vets' and people in the 'cattle seller markets/squares - transport - slaughterhouses

Geert


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#4 steelyjim

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Posted 22 June 2012 - 05:35 PM

Holy cow Batman....I mean Ryan,
Well I am glad to here your ok, I guess that could have turned out really bad.
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Posted 22 June 2012 - 06:51 PM

Washeew....glad your "ok" and nothing any worse happened. Maybe it will be some inspiration for a freestyle tie called "Cow Tipping."
I heard daddy tell momma.......let that boy boogie woogie!!

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Posted 22 June 2012 - 07:19 PM

Didn't happen to be named "Bodacious?" Get well soon!

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Posted 22 June 2012 - 08:18 PM

That's what you get for going cow tipping!
Get well soon!
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Posted 23 June 2012 - 01:08 AM

be honest, probably a newborn calf that stepped on your pinky toe right? you got scarred and started doing some get the heck away from this killer calf dance, ran smack dab into the gate and busted your head open, tripped over a big dried piled of cow crap and sprung your ankle, am i right?

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Posted 23 June 2012 - 02:34 AM

Get well soon, Ryan. I bet you and Rocky Maley could trade cow whipping stories! ;)

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Posted 23 June 2012 - 06:09 PM

be honest, probably a newborn calf that stepped on your pinky toe right? you got scarred and started doing some get the heck away from this killer calf dance, ran smack dab into the gate and busted your head open, tripped over a big dried piled of cow crap and sprung your ankle, am i right?

you got me bud!!!
actually still had to calve the bitch when i came round despite not being able to see for 40 minutes i coulndt destinguish the calving ropes or its feet ran into dificulties turned into a disaster all a bit of a mess really but i couldnt have done a caesarian i couldnt see my thumbs
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Posted 25 June 2012 - 02:27 PM

Be careful with the concussion, Ryan. I'm so happy you were not hurt worse. and hope your body returns to goo health soon.

Thanks for letting us know.

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Posted 25 June 2012 - 04:19 PM

Heard from Peter about it. You weren't trying to extract some 'bullock's flank' for Fitzgibbon flies were you?
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Posted 25 June 2012 - 05:21 PM

Heard from Peter about it. You weren't trying to extract some 'bullock's flank' for Fitzgibbon flies were you?
Dx

no i can get that in any shade you want though
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Posted 25 June 2012 - 05:48 PM

Ryan, I still remember being thrown across the barn by the calf i was supposed to "control" in vet school, and a nasty medial collateral knee sprain that still bugs me every once in a while. get well soon, that's one of the reasons i stick to smaller pets ;).
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