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They are both prey animals so would both use pressure and release -- but horses are generally higher than cows and cows tend to be more 'flighty' in nature. I think it's great though that they live all together. Some of your questions can only be answered by watching how they interact with one...

I totally agree with you there (I just did a search on here). I love his videos and I'd love to add a positive on here. Rick Gore's information really opened up my eyes to a lot of things -- and I couldn't recommend it enough. I'm quite addicted to his videos actually, haha --- and I love how...

The answer is to work on yourself. G is still only 2 so won't be 'studly' yet. Someone mentioned gelding him. He is perfectly workable at the moment and even if you gelded him, this behaviour would almost probably be the same at this current time with his berries or without. Work on your...