Matt Skoglund

Um, and, and it fortunately, you know, it's, it's only happened a handful of times.

And I remember the, the, the, the, the first, the big one that we had three breeding bulls, they all left.

And I was like freaking out and I called a mentor and he's like, look, he's like, I know you're freaking out and you want to go chase him.

He's like, that's the worst thing you could do.

He's like, there's just nothing you can do.

And he's like, I'm convinced they have a homing instinct and like, they're going to come back.

And this was on a Friday, went out Friday night, couldn't find him.

or didn't see him Saturday morning, not there Saturday night, not there Sunday morning.

I'm like on the edge of like, you know, panic attack, not there Sunday afternoon.

There they are.

Like they never left.

And I was like, you sons of bitches.

And, uh, but yeah, no, they have like a homing instinct where they, they come back.

Well, I, uh,

I should say no with an asterisk, which is I, I, you know, I, I wouldn't like, I would never walk up and try to scratch one by the ear.

And yeah, I mean, I kind of, I always, um, I've, I've been charged a couple of times by our lead cow.

Um, I mean like, like,

Like, like she was coming.

She was coming.

This was not a game where I had to dive over a fence, dive into the truck.