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Not by a long shot - I have personally observed a mature Holstein bull get stuck in a corner created by a long fence (about 50 feet) and about six inches of fence. The ten-foot long gate that was standing wide open was next to the six inch fence section. And yet, the bull was stuck - he couldn't go forward and he couldn't turn left. After about three tries, the bull walked out of the open gate.

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