I mentioned that we are vigilant on monitoring our surroundings but when I went across the road to feed the main herd I noticed that our neatly stacked tires we had used to move the bulldozer wasn’t neat anymore. My first thought was that no-good-niks were out and about during the night.

Closer inspection of the tossed stack showed tires flung this way and that. One tire was off the stack and thrown over the fence into the pasture where the cows of the main herd had played a game of field hockey with it.

Piecing together clues of the mess, we realized that some of the long necked cows and the herd sire had been fiddling with the stacks and reaching over the fence to move the tires around. Our nice, neat, three stacks of tires were a mess and it was all because of our home-grown no-good-niks rather than outside influences bothering the property.

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