What "name" do you use to call

Were all "kaboss" people in this country. Yes, it is just slang for "come boss".

As already mentioned, it's all associations. You could crow like a rooster or howl like a coyote, and if they associate treats to your chosen word/sound, thats all it takes. Some people just honk thier horn to bring the cows in. Anything will work.

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We grew up with "s'calf" calling it over and over. I've been trying to train the Red Poll we milk and have had for a year now, but she must think I'm kidding. I still have to go out to get here, (not that I can't use the exercise). Even a rattling bucket doesn't work for her.

on other critters:

The goats get "here girls" and the sight of a human coming toward the field gets all their heads up and looking. The call gets their attention, then they look real hard to see if a bucket is involved before heading in.

The horses get a high-pitched "yoohoo" (because I can't whistle) and they could be way out of sight.

well for a change so i only get what i want I call BULLS and only the bulls come up.. and get into there BULL STALL....I call BESSIE and the milk cows come up sometimes with a bull right on ther tail if you know what i mean........I call COME ON BABIES and the dairy calfs I raise come up.....but it all what I call when I feed..... btw I whistle for the horses

"come boss" here also. But I also start off with a few whistles to get their attention.

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they come to thier names

or up cow up

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