It's been one week since her escape, and the Cincinnati cow is now making national news (Bob & Tom show yesterday). Today the police were going to approach her on horseback with a small herd of friendly cows, thinking she might fall in with the group. Former Cincinnati Red's owner Marge Schott has offeed to keep the cow on the grounds of her palatial estate. Schott told the press, "Honey, she just needs a home."
Go moo cow! $20 says Marge just wants to see here St. Bernards chase down and kill the cow so she can sell videos of it (her sex tapes didn't do so well for some reason).
The good ole sheriff is actually at my family reunion every year. So, I try to stay out of trouble in Hamilton County...
okay, so I thought this cow would have been caught by now. But no, of course not. As I was watching the 10pm news tonight, I heard about a cow that is still wandering around. Is it really that hard to catch a cow?
To give the cops their due the area the cow is in is a thickly wooded hillside area. I can see it being pretty hard to catch any animal in there, it wouldn't be too bad if they were really hunting it down but dart guns don't have the range.
with all the flack the Cincinnati Police have gotten lately, you know they ain't shooting ANOTHER unarmed creature
Well its about time. Its sad that the cow made the local news in Charleston, SC last night. I live on a farm... its not that hard to catch a cow... stupid yankees.
That's what I was thinking when the B'ham news was talking about this cow. I grew up on a farm and we never had trouble catching cows that happened to get lose.
But this is a CITY cow: low-rider design with rims, air shocks, and stealth technology. Be careful or she'll do a drive-by on yo ass
I doubt it, its too much of a "celebrity" now. Some bleeding heart animal lover will probably buy her from the cattle Co. and put her out to pasture.
It wouldn't surprise me!!! That's why i'm glad we don't go by the same last name... no one knows i'm related to them. Laurie - Marge Schott (of Red's fame) is taking the cow in. So, no worries!