The cows seem very satisfied with their new scratching facility. They do like a good rub and scratch.
As I uploaded the video, a message arrived that it would not be viewable in some countries because of the accompanying music, Hall and Oats I believe. I investigated further, and I could silence the music or change it to some YouTube approved music, so that's what I did. It kinda works.
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Well, who wouldn't enjoy a good rub and scratch!
ReplyDeleteNothing like a good scratch, especially if you don't have fingers. Charlie actually moans when I scratch right around his ears.
ReplyDeleteCows do love a good scratch! Often they are annoyed by buffalo fly, so my Dad (and many other graziers) would set up a "back rub" - a heavy rope from one tree to another at the right height - and would sometimes put a little something to discourage buffalo flies - win win.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting Jeanie.
DeleteThat is adorable. ~grin~ I often regret we don't see ourselves ever becoming vegetarian. ~sigh~ Be well!
ReplyDeleteInteresting how they caught on and were pushing in to get a turn. I've known cows wear out wood fences by leaning on them and scratching. Some farmers put these ingenious contraptions out, cows get it!
ReplyDeleteWhy don't all cows have such a facility? They are clearly keen to scratch away itches, parasites and gunge. Without fingers that is very difficult to do.
ReplyDeleteThis is probably like a form of massage they love
ReplyDeleteIf one has an itch, one should scratch it.
ReplyDeleteI think the farmer needs a larger scratchpad, or several. Too bad about the music.
ReplyDeleteNote how the cows are a bit curious about it at first before taking full advantage.
ReplyDeleteSo, nice! A good rub and a scratch is always good! They are jostling and trying get ahead of the other!
ReplyDeleteEverybody loves a good rub and scratch :)
ReplyDeleteAh! Bet they are loving that. Music works well, Andrew.
ReplyDeleteNow we know where to give a cow a good scratch.
ReplyDeleteUgh -- copyrights. Such a pain!
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