> In Grayson County, near Sherman on the Oklahoma-Texas border, authorities finally had to hire an official emu wrangler last summer. ¶ "We sent out our cowboys after the first emu, and that emu whipped our cowboys pretty bad," Chief Deputy Waldrip said. "The cowboys said, 'We quit.' We realized right quick we weren't set up to deal with this."
> In Grayson County, near Sherman on the Oklahoma-Texas border, authorities finally had to hire an official emu wrangler last summer. ¶ "We sent out our cowboys after the first emu, and that emu whipped our cowboys pretty bad," Chief Deputy Waldrip said. "The cowboys said, 'We quit.' We realized right quick we weren't set up to deal with this."
1. "Texans unnerved by roaming emus". https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/bs-xpm-1998-02-15-19980460...