I can do Greg one better - I helped round up an errant llama a couple of years ago that was running down the road. But Greg tells a much more exciting story than I do, so mine isn't really any better!
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So what is unusual about this? Don't we all herd our neighbors livestock back to the ranch?
One night about 12 years ago I was listening to the 2-meter ham band while reading. I heard someone calling for help, so I responded. He wanted help rounding up some emu. I told him to hang onto them while I grabbed my binoculars as I had never seen a wild emu in Kansas. Turns out, he was serious! Some domestic emu had broken out and were racing across the fields near Haysville. Got to know the guy and he later painted the Sunrise house (exterior). Ah, yes. He and his ex-wife had a painting business and he did a fabulous job!
So what is unusual about this? Don't we all herd our neighbors livestock back to the ranch?
Posted by: Wichi Dude | March 29, 2004 at 05:40 PM
We try, but it doesn't always work out.
Posted by: bogie | March 30, 2004 at 07:11 AM
One night about 12 years ago I was listening to the 2-meter ham band while reading. I heard someone calling for help, so I responded. He wanted help rounding up some emu. I told him to hang onto them while I grabbed my binoculars as I had never seen a wild emu in Kansas. Turns out, he was serious! Some domestic emu had broken out and were racing across the fields near Haysville. Got to know the guy and he later painted the Sunrise house (exterior). Ah, yes. He and his ex-wife had a painting business and he did a fabulous job!
Posted by: Cop Car | March 30, 2004 at 08:18 AM
I thought I was doing good with the llama round-up, but emus are even better!
Posted by: bogie | March 31, 2004 at 08:00 AM