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PALMYRA, N.Y. – Two unemployed, hungry men stole a calf from a neighbor's barn, shot it with an arrow and slit its throat before roasting its meat, police said.
David Lochner, 21, and Timothy Welch, 18, were camping outside Palmyra, 20 miles southeast of Rochester, several weeks ago when a dairy farmer reported his calf missing, said State Police Investigator John Stubbe.
2 upstate NY men accused of stealing, eating calf (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090503/ap_on_re_us/us_calf_killed - broken link)
I know of some hunters out around a campfire after deer hunting who did that. There were 4 men, with one big accomplice. The accomplice's name was Bud...Bud Light.
This is the strangest story I've heifer herd, a very moooving tale. I almost had a cow. Maybe I should switch to half caff?
The authorities should tan their hides since these guys seem hell bent for leather or do they deserve the milk of human kindness? I don't mean to make hay of this because that's not something I cud be proud of. Should the police have tried a well done steak out? Not really, since I assume this type of thing is rare. I hope these guys loin their lesson and don't get embroiled in this again or it could be the last straw.
Ominous in a way, isn't it? It's kind of a throwback to the way things used to be done. Just like revisiting those days, as if those guys were trying to re-enact history in a way. Of course, stealing would never be a good idea under any circumstance.
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