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Bull escapes Worland auction, barges into home
AP
A bull is removed from the residence after being tranquilized on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012 in Worland, Wyo. The bull darted from the Worland Livestock Auction grounds west of the city just before noon. The bull was eventually tranquilized with help from veterinarian Dan Miller, who described the bull as "mean, grumpy, upset, excited." The animal also weighs 1,400 pounds and left behind quite a bit of damage to the home's walls and stairs. (AP Photo/Northern Wyoming Daily News, Bob Vines)
Posted 11/8/12
WORLAND — A bull that apparently didn’t want to be put on the auction block escaped from the livestock sale in Worland and later barged into a home across town.
The bull darted from the Worland Livestock Auction grounds west of the city just before noon Wednesday. About 15 minutes later, he went through an open door of a home about two miles away and down the stairs into the basement.
The Northern Wyoming Daily News says police and auction workers were on his tail but couldn’t coax him out.
The bull was eventually tranquilized with help from veterinarian Dan Miller, who described the bull as “mean, grumpy, upset, excited.”
The animal also weighs 1,400 pounds and left behind quite a bit of damage to the home’s walls and stairs.