M —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 25,1951
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LANCASTER There’s
something about the back ot a
dairy cow that holds an attraction
for all kinds of hitch-hikers.
At least, that’s the assumption
that can be drawn from quite a few
photos received in the recent Dairy
Month Contest.
The accompanying photos are
just a sampling of these cow-back
candids.
First ot all, calves and kittens
seem to have an affinity for each
other. The photo of the calf with
ear tag 67 and the dozing kitten
was submitted by Kenneth C.
Morrow, Rl, Loysville, Pa.
And then, mature cats prefer the
backs of grown cows, as shown in
the photo received from Malcolm
Hamilton, R 2, JohnsonvUle, N.Y.
After all, there’s more room to
nestle down in that cozy mid-back
depression between the bony
bumps of the shoulders and hips
areas.
' Also, when you’re perched atop a
milker, it’s only a quick leap down
to be ready to take advantage of a
leaking quarter.
While cats may prefer their cow
back position generally during the
winter to take advantage of the
extra warmth of the built-in
heating pad beneath them,
youngsters might use the back as a
place to catch the rays m a sunny
pasture.
No sandy beach or poolside deck
chair was ever more comfortable
than stretching out on the back of a
resting black and white, as shown
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in the photo sent in by Chris
McGillvray, R 3, Newville Pa.
That’s Eric and Kevin with their
favorite cow. One is taking ad
vantage of his rural rechner and
the other is waiting his turn.
And another photo sent in by
Malcolm Hamilton, of John
sonville, N.Y. shows a very
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Dating back to the 1950’5, the
photo shows Malcolm using a
cooperating Guernsey to drive
home the herd for evening milking.
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“We pastured our cows then in a
field over a quarter mile down the
road,” Mrs. Hamilton explained.
“Malcolm would ride cow-back
to bring them home.”
No that’s a real Eastern-style
cowboy.
In any event, you gotta admit
that cows generally are very
patient and docile photographic
oarticipants.
Not one of these was heard to
ay;
“Aw, get oft my back.”
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