Ever riled a peacock? Not a mistake you'll make twice.Originally Posted by DrPatrickBarry
Ever riled a peacock? Not a mistake you'll make twice.
No but trying to get past a hissing goose with chicks ( are little geese chicks?) on a narrow canal tow path can be intimidating
It's a jungle out there!
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?...
Goslings.
That bloke at the end - got caught by his goslings.
Now I'm really scared blimey its brutal
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.
Last edited by Theolneywayisup; 01-10-2012 at 04:18 PM. Reason: carp tpying
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