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08-05-07 02:25 PM - Post#332500
I've got an idea that the bulls in Milo's time weren't a match in size to todays bulls which are products of years of breeding and superior nutrition also the breed itself would have a lot to do with the size.Today,if you have to pick it up go for a Jersey bull not a Brahman bull.Also on Milo's death, him trying to split a tree with his hands when he should have used an ax or whatever tools they had at the time puts me in mind of a conversation between two yogis,one yogi said "After 20 years of intense meditation I can now walk accross the lake"the other yogi said"I prefer to give the boy with the boat 2 dollars to row me accross".
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