Ever riled a peacock? Not a mistake you'll make twice.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPatrickBarry
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Ever riled a peacock? Not a mistake you'll make twice.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPatrickBarry
No but trying to get past a hissing goose with chicks ( are little geese chicks?) on a narrow canal tow path can be intimidatingQuote:
Originally Posted by Hank
It's a jungle out there!Quote:
Originally Posted by DrPatrickBarry
My husband got followed by an over friendly horse for quite some time I just left them to it!
Regularly get cow issues, often when there blocking a gate and get a bit "excited" as I try to go in field. Usually more scared of us than we are them I know, but some of the big cows/bulls don't always see it that way.
I was chased for 2m by a small herd once, in a long Wolds valley whilst running Wolds Way they'd stop everytime I stopped looked around and made noise/gestured, but start again as I ran. And wasn't really in mood for any sprinting after 45m of overnight run. Later in the day went off route and climbing over a gate into a field, didn't see the bull under a tree shadow until I heard cartoon-like snorting and saw it drag its front foot aggresively - decided to go around that field.
As aggresive as these bulls?...Quote:
Originally Posted by Drunkeneuphoria
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2h-WhhqFjv4
Goslings.
That bloke at the end - got caught by his goslings.
Now I'm really scared blimey its brutalQuote:
Originally Posted by wharfeego
Big stag trouble today. Think it must be getting near the start of the rutting season. They are making a lot of bellowing noises now (unlike a week ago) and look very fidgety. I decided on a 2 mile diversion around the edge of the fields i was running rather than getting with 40 or 50 yards of them.
Strange thing was the Elephants, Rhinos and Brown Bears I ran past earlier weren't a problem and they were only 10 feet away!
BTW that's not a wind up.