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  1. Hace 3 días · Local law enforcement said 51-year-old Mike Morgan was feeding his cattle Saturday afternoon when they were struck by lightning. Morgan and 34 cows died. The strike bowled over around 100 head of ...

  2. Local law enforcement said 51-year-old Mike Morgan was feeding his cattle Saturday afternoon when they were struck by lightning. Morgan and 34 cows died. The strike bowled over around 100 head of cattle that had bunched around the trailer loaded with hay, said George Crocket, the county coroner. “All but the 34 got up,” he said.

  3. Hace 4 días · One home on Tumblebrook Cove near Millington and another in the area of the 1000 block of Whitten Road were damaged by lightning, a Shelby County Fire official told FOX13.

  4. Hace 3 días · Local law enforcement said 51-year-old Mike Morgan was feeding his cattle Saturday afternoon when they were struck by lightning. Morgan and 34 cows died. The strike bowled over around 100 head of cattle that had bunched around the trailer loaded with hay, said George Crocket, the county coroner. “All but the 34 got up,” he said.

  5. Hace 3 días · JACKSON COUNTY, Colorado — A lightning strike killed a Colorado rancher and 34 head of cattle over the weekend, officials said Sunday. Mike Morgan, 51, was feeding his cattle from a trailer when he was struck and died on the scene despite life-saving efforts, the Jackson County Sheriff's Office ...

  6. Hace 2 días · By Nina Savage / Last Updated on: May 29, 2024. If Lightning strikes a Horse it has a 50% chance to become either a Skeleton Horse or a Zombie Horse. Lightning has this magical ability to transform mobs into more spooky forms and despite that, Horses don’t have a way to transmutate into their undead variants.

  7. Hace 3 días · Local law enforcement said 51-year-old Mike Morgan was feeding his cattle Saturday afternoon when they were struck by lightning. Morgan and 34 cows died. The strike bowled over around 100 head of cattle that had bunched around the trailer loaded with hay, said George Crocket, the county coroner. “All but the 34 got up,” he said.