He was shaking like a leaf. We encouraged him to stand; as it is better to get them moving as soon as possible.
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Jody fastened straps to Gomer’s two front feet and I helped to guide the tractor and front spears over close enough to hook the straps to the machine without going on over the edge of the creek.
Gomer had enough strength in him to help and held his back feet up has the tractor brought him up out of the dead tree and up and over the bank’s edge.
As the tractor pulled Gomer a safe distance from the creek’s edge, he started to struggle to his feet. Now, we had to free the tight-wound straps from his front feet. The bull seemed to sense that we were there to help; and let Jody get the straps without hardly any trouble at all.
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