Identify Acorns as a Potential Danger

we have a unique Predator problem that I've never heard of and I'm going to share this with you guys we lost a calf it's pretty much a total bummer and there are two things that could have caused this I'm going to show you guys what happened so maybe it won't happen on your farm or maybe you'll learn from this and not release balloons balloons believe it or not I ain't afraid of word I ain't afraid of flee I ain't afraid to get the job done to do with my own damn ways afraid of lie times like this if you've messed up my freedom my 10 is what you can kiss all right folks welcome back to the Stoney Ridge Farm is this your first time or your 50 millionth time here please hit that like button consider subscribing to the channel we do everything Farm related rural lifestyle and a little bit more here on the Stoney Ridge so we're on 150 acre first generation cattle farm right now we're going to be getting chickens and pigs and all kinds of fun stuff pretty soon but I had something pretty horrible happen and I wanted to talk to you guys about it so hopefully this doesn't happen to you if you're considering owning cattle okay there's a lesson to be learned here there is a predator on the farm that is different than any predator you've ever seen and that Predator is in my pocket right here I lost a calf it was a calf it was about I'm going to say five months old something like that and I lost them to these these are just run-of-the-mill acorns there was a calf up by the oak tree that's directly behind the camera