Ramapo police respond to wayward cows on road
Sometime overnight, dairy cows from the Duryea Farm in Chestnut Ridge went on the lam. New fences are being installed at the farm, and speculation is that a gate was left open. No one apparently
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May 20, 2016, 3:21 AM
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Updated 3,279 days ago
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Sometime overnight, dairy cows from the Duryea Farm in Chestnut Ridge went on the lam.
New fences are being installed at the farm, and speculation is that a gate was left open.
No one apparently knew the cows went missing until Ramapo police got a call about cows wandering down Saddle River Road at about 3 a.m. They found the cows near the Ascension Cemetery.
The cows were OK but posed a hazard for drivers, who would not expect to see something like this on a Rockland County road.
A worker from the farm came to retrieve the cows and they are all now safe, back at the farm.
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