Not if they stampeded in a swamp!
The biggest Risk would be a stampede. When cattle are stampeded the y panic and trample the younger or weaker cattle. They can also loose tons of weight if they are not stopped soon enough. They would get scared by lightning and storms and the cattle would have a stampede and not only trample on the younger weaker cattle, but the ranchers, or cattle owners could get badly hurt.
because the storm would scare the cattle away and they had to be ready to reign them in so that they wouldn't run away . There might be a stampede.
I would wait. There will be an Elite successor to the Stampede this year.
The boy barely missed the stampede of cows in the pasture. Another good sentence would be, the stampede of elephants was very loud.
The farmer used the cattle drive method to move his herd from one field to another that had better grazing for his cattle.Answer 2:Since the phrase "cattle drive" is a subject, the sentence would have to use this phrase in a way that it becomes the main subject of that sentence, as such: "The local ranchers sponsored a cattle drive in downtown Calgary on the opening day of the Calgary Stampede."Or:"A cattle drive is an activity where cowboys herd cattle from one pasture or range to another, be it only across the fence or 50 miles away."
The cattle herd they were herding. The reason for this was because all of these cattle were feral animals, always prone to panicking if something unfamiliar, be it a sight, sound or smell, crosses their path or gets in their line of vision. When one animal starts panicking, it causes a chain reaction causing all the animals to panic and get into an uncontrollable stampede. However, large buffalo (or rather, American bison) herds were also huge threats to cowhands on cattle drives because they were not only easy to stampede--a little easier than the feral cattle they were herding to the stockyards--but also they would charge at a fraction of a second's notice and attempt to kill both horse and rider. Such dangerous herds would also drive off the cattle themselves, sending them into many different herds in many different directions, which would take days or even weeks for cowboys to round up and get back together again.
The cattle herd they were herding. The reason for this was because all of these cattle were feral animals, always prone to panicking if something unfamiliar, be it a sight, sound or smell, crosses their path or gets in their line of vision. When one animal starts panicking, it causes a chain reaction causing all the animals to panic and get into an uncontrollable stampede. However, large buffalo (or rather, American bison) herds were also huge threats to cowhands on cattle drives because they were not only easy to stampede--a little easier than the feral cattle they were herding to the stockyards--but also they would charge at a fraction of a second's notice and attempt to kill both horse and rider. Such dangerous herds would also drive off the cattle themselves, sending them into many different herds in many different directions, which would take days or even weeks for cowboys to round up and get back together again.
No, the Stampede ECS is most definitely not a pistol. Having this included into a pistol would probably have you removed from the fight.
Cowboys usually didn't try to halt stampedes because that would be too dangerous. They tried to prevent them by keeping the cattle calm. Once a herd starts running, it's too dangerous to get in front and try to stop them.
Never. The Stampede REV-12 was a video-game exclusive weapon, and a different blaster by the name of Stampede has since been released, so if it were to be released it would be titled something different.
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10 or 20 OK!!