CAN'T MOOVE! South Summit Fire to the rescue when a cow gets stuck in some very deep snow.
A cow had to be rescued in Summit County late Saturday after getting stuck in some very deep snow.According to the South Summit Fire Facebook page, “It seems the Betsy here stayed out a little too late last night. She couldn’t quite get out of the creek bed on her own.”It wasn’t long until the would-be cowpunchers had the wayward calf out of the snow and back with the rest of the beeves.
The post ended with this quote,"Love this department. You never know what you're going to be doing next.”
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