He definitely got the moo-ve!
An Arkansas cowboy was roped in to rescue a stranded calf from a neighbor’s frozen pond this week.
“We just drove the truck straight to the pool and ran there, reached [the calf] roped it up, and pulled it out,” Max Bishop, of Paragould, told KAIT when Caleb Albritton told him about the calf that got stuck in the pond.
Bishop used a large lasso to reach the frozen animal and pull it to safety, the video shows.
Due to a recent surgery, Bishop struggled at first: He lost the rope on the first attempt, but managed to pull the calf on the second attempt, explains KAIT.
“It was really lucky because where the calf was lying, the ice had started to break and melt,” he said of the last-minute rescue.
Max Bishop saves the calf using a lasso. KAIT 8 Bishop was called to the rescue and responded immediately. HOOK 8 The ice has melted by the time the calf is safe. HOOK 8
The calf’s owner, John Lane, said that winter is the worst time for his herd.
“When the ponds melt, the calves will still come out on them, and before you know it. I have already lost five calves,” he lamented.
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Source: thtrangdai.edu.vn/en/
