The man unloaded them into the big pen we'd built from an abandoned pig shed and promptly left to deliver other FFA projects. Before the water trough had finished filling, one of the wild crazy animals launched himself into the wire fence, hooked a horn and ripped it off, blood flying everywhere from the pulpy flesh inside that hard covering. All four sheep are screaming and jumping around, bouncing off the wire and nearly breaking through the wood shed. I run to the phone to call our vet. He tells me to put alum on it to stop the bleeding. Five seconds later I am running around in the pen wearing my heels and pantyhose, clutching a tiny spice can and trying to sprinkle alum on this wild ram's head while blood sprays everywhere. Oh, and yes I am crying and my makeup is running, hairpins falling out, dress snagging and tearing on wire. Water trough is overflowing so mud hole starts forming, I'm able to wrestle the smelly thing to its knees long enough to rip the plastic cover off the spice tin WITH MY TEETH and dump its contents over top of his head. It appears to sting a bit and he throws his head hard into my chest, and I'm sure you've already guessed that I fell on my behind into the mud. The alum did stop the bleeding immediately. I'm hosing myself off next to the pen when baby bro rolls in. He looks at me, the pen of sheep, grins. "My lambs got here!" He strolls on into the house like nothing seems strange about me taking an outdoor hose shower in a torn dress and pumps. 
We raise Nigerian Goats. A month ago a baby doe had her head thru the fence thinking the grass tastes better on the other side. One of dogs raced by to chase off some cow birds and the baby doe panicked and violently pulled back and hooked her horn. Did not pull it off but blood went everywhere. She is snow white colored so is her nanny mom. She ran to her mother and they instantly were drenched in blood. I had to corner her to inspect the wound and seen it wasn't in a hurry to stop bleeding. I ran and grabbed our wonder dust bottle my hubby uses after surgical castration on our baby boars. It stopped the bleeding within a couple mins.
My daughter raised a Yorkshire pig for FFA when she was in middle school. After it sold at the post show auction, she was devastated. She is in her 20's now and still won't eat pork to this day!
