Queensland cattle station owner spots brumby foal sucking on Brahman cow trends now
Queensland cattle station owner spots brumby foal sucking on Brahman cow trends now
Cow happily adopts, feeds and bathes orphaned wild foal on cattle station with the unlikely pair even talking to each other: 'Never seen that in my life' A cow in far northern Queensland adopted an orphaned Mount Garnet brumby Station owner Rob O'Shea spotted the foal suckling on the never-calved cow Foals require about 20 to 25 per cent of their body weight in milk every day
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A remote cattle station owner was shocked when he discovered one of his prized Brahman cows had adopted an orphaned brumby foal.
Far north Queensland grazier Rob O'Shea was inspecting his herd at his remote Mount Garnet cattle station when he spotted the wild foal with a cow.
'The little foal was sucking the cow … I've never seen that in my life before,' he told the ABC.
'That cow is worth her weight in gold. Looks like she would take anything on to rear it.'
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