Back when we still calved quite a few cows, I would have a horse standing in a stall, day and night. I of course switched horses morning and night. :lol:
Anyway, when ever I had to do something with a cow, if it wasn't handy to do it afoot, all I had to do was get on my horse. Like if I had a cow that was being "difficult" to pen and showed no respect to a man afoot, I could get on a horse and pen her easy.
I think some people either don't understand or maybe forget, that a man on a horse is higher up and a lot bigger, so can more easily handle a cow who is bigger than a person on foot and probably can run faster.
As far as people who use a four wheeler and wear baseball caps, whatever works for someone, ought to be fine, as long as it doesn't cause you any grief. Shoot, some people want to use a calf table and some want to rope and drag and some want to head and heel, to brand calves. Whatever works for the people involved, should be the main criteria and there are so few of us, that we probably shouldn't be putting down someone else, who does things different than we do. You can learn something from anyone, even if it's just that you don't want to do it the way that person does a particular job! :lol:
This old world would sure be boring if we all did everything the same way. :wink: