Apparently a traffic accident led to a group of 10+ cattle getting loose in the vicinity of the Louisville Highlands and they've ended up roaming Cherokee Park for a good bit of the day. Police have managed to round up most of them, but several are still on the loose, including multiple bulls.

 

 

 

The way prices have gone up this year, my money is on those cows being bound and gagged somewhere until the search concludes.

Just now, sportsfan41 said:

The way prices have gone up this year, my money is on those cows being bound and gagged somewhere until the search concludes.

Lol, you're not kidding.

There was a cow that got loose in Cincinnati about 20 years ago. It managed to stay on the run for almost a week before it was caught. It escaped from a slaughter house by jumping over a 6ft fence. After it was caught someone ended up buying it and sending it to a farm sanctuary in upstate New York.

Cincinnati Freedom, the Queen City's most famous escaped cow | Cincinnati.com

14 minutes ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

Lol, you're not kidding.

There was a cow that got loose in Cincinnati about 20 years ago. It managed to stay on the run for almost a week before it was caught. It escaped from a slaughter house by jumping over a 6ft fence. After it was caught someone ended up buying it and sending it to a farm sanctuary in upstate New York.

Cincinnati Freedom, the Queen City's most famous escaped cow | Cincinnati.com

Funny thing is I actually remember that story.  

It's a sign.  I need to get me some ribs tonight.

1 hour ago, nkypete said:

It's a sign.  I need to get me some ribs tonight.

Are you going to Louisville to get them?

2 hours ago, 4 Quarters said:

Are you going to Louisville to get them?

Hardly! 

Isn't that a sign of the apocalypse? 

Footage from the security camera at Jack Fry's Restaurant on Bardstown Road in the Highlands neighborhood: