I recently made a significant investment of $6,500 in a registered Black Angus bull. However, upon introducing him to the herd, I observed that he seemed disinterested in interacting with the cows, preferring instead to graze quietly on grass.

Doubts began to creep in about whether I had paid too much for this bull. Nonetheless, I chose to seek the advice of a veterinarian.

After a thorough examination, the vet assured me that the bull was indeed in good health but might be on the younger side. As a precaution, the vet recommended a daily regimen of prescribed pills to support his development.

In merely forty-eight hours, the bull took to tending my cows with remarkable efficiency. Surprisingly, in that short span, he also breached the fence and successfully mated with all of my neighbor’s cows!

His performance is akin to a finely tuned mechanism! The medication prescribed by the vet appears to be working wonders. Interestingly, there’s a subtle note of peppermint in the mix, adding an unexpected twist to the situation.