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Forum: Tropical Zone GardeningReplies: 16, Views: 174
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mlassi
Kealakekua, HI

March 11, 2009
09:32 PM

Post #6254026

You can only really see two of the wild cows.

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maureenpm00
Lindenhurst, NY

March 12, 2009
09:31 PM

Post #6258900

Holy Mackeral. Wild cows, that is so neat. Great pic.
Metrosideros
Keaau, HI

March 12, 2009
09:55 PM

Post #6259010

What are those trees?
Braveheartsmom
Kihei, HI
(Zone 11)

March 13, 2009
12:23 PM

Post #6261285

How very cool! Do the cows come into your garden often? What a surprise to look out of the window and see wild cattle!
Metrosideros
Keaau, HI

March 13, 2009
01:30 PM

Post #6261566

The biggest surprise would be finding out how much the cows would rather be chewing up your garden than eating the wild plants!
fauna4flora
West Palm Beach, FL

March 13, 2009
03:40 PM

Post #6262054

Wow. Very cool. Do the cows have their own breed designation?
Metrosideros
Keaau, HI

March 13, 2009
04:46 PM

Post #6262275

I think they are know as: Mauna Kea yuk yuk moo moos!
mlassi
Kealakekua, HI

March 13, 2009
10:32 PM

Post #6263797

Metro, The dead trees are what Hawaiians used to make tree saddles from . I dont know what they are called. The big one towards the back is a strawberry guava tree.
The cows are several breeds. They have been breeding loose for over 10 years now. My veggie garden (most of it) is inside a fenced pasture.
The good part with wild cattle is the free fertilizer...lol
AlohaHoya
Keaau, HI
(Zone 11)

March 15, 2009
05:56 PM

Post #6271992

How cool is THAT!!!! Unfortunately, those wild cows are helping to destroy the wild koa...
mlassi
Kealakekua, HI

March 15, 2009
07:05 PM

Post #6272319

Yesterday we some Long Horn cattle by the flood control ditch. Wish I had had my camera then!
fauna4flora
West Palm Beach, FL

March 15, 2009
09:33 PM

Post #6273080

Re: Mauna Kea yuk yuk moo moos...if I can figure out how to pronounce that!?!?!?!? I promise I will name my first cow that, when we have cows.
AlohaHoya
Keaau, HI
(Zone 11)

March 15, 2009
10:00 PM

Post #6273219

Dave...you are too funny!!! Yukyuk Moomoos...too much!
mlassi
Kealakekua, HI

March 18, 2009
10:53 PM

Post #6288050

this was just a bit ago. this one is tagged and belongs to hubby's cousin or aunt. cant eat this one...lol

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Metrosideros
Keaau, HI

March 19, 2009
01:20 AM

Post #6288629

Just one more quote from one of the Big Island's more prestigious visitors:

"Sacred cows make the best hamburgers"!

Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens).
goofybulb
El Paso, TX
(Zone 8a)

March 19, 2009
09:18 AM

Post #6289256

LOL, Dave!

Are they the ones that turned the trees upside-down?
Braveheartsmom
Kihei, HI
(Zone 11)

March 19, 2009
12:07 PM

Post #6289901

LOL Dave!

Mlassi, how lucky you are to have family living close by - do all the cows roam freely even if they belong to someone?
mlassi
Kealakekua, HI

March 19, 2009
04:11 PM

Post #6290964

BHM, the cows arent supposed to roam but a ranch didnt repair their fences about ten years ago, so lots of their cattle got loose. The cousins know about the tagged one and are going to catch her when they have a chance. Our property abuts one of hubby's cousins, and where the cattle are being photgraphed is owned by my motherinlaw and her cousin. We are surrounded here by cousins. Hubby's family has lived on this land since the 1860s.

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