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While travelling through rural Ireland back in 2004, we came across this traffic tie-up. They were well-behaved, but didn't seem in any hurry to cross the road.

Just be thankful you wern't following the cows. I've had to follow a line of cows for a good half mile before now going down country lanes. had similar with sheep too.

There is a road up in the Peaks/South Yorks region, where cattle roam freely, near where we occasionally go camping & spent a good five minutes waiting patiently for this big black bull to loose interest & wander off the tarmacadam surface.

My mother once was following a flock of sheep near where thay live, which were being herded from one field up the road to another & the farmer came along to her window & said, "Its ok, you can drive through the flock, if any get in the way they'll just bounce off."

Get one of those giant spiders that ate Saskatoon to come and clear the road for ya!

Those are clearly deer. Jersey hunters come to upstate NY and bag a couple each year.