Lightning strike kills 23 cows instantly after bolt hit metal fence they were standing next to as disturbing footage captures aftermath

Lightning strike kills 23 cows instantly after bolt hit metal fence they were standing next to as disturbing footage captures aftermath 

Disturbing footage shows a row of dead cows in the aftermath of a thunderstorm in late August in Red River County, Texas. The animals had burn marks on their stomachs, according to the farmer, Texas rancher Bobby Woody III. The video shows one of the cow’s bodies stretched out more towards the middle of the field on the ranch. Woody said the lighting bolt was so strong, it jolted one cow away from the herd. A total of 15 cows and eight calves were found dead.

Lightning strike kills 23 cows instantly after bolt hit metal fence they were standing next to as disturbing footage captures aftermath

  • Disturbing footage shows dead cows stretched out in row following Texas storm
  • The animals had burn marks on their stomachs, according to rancher Woody
  • A total of 15 cows & eight calves were found dead a few days after storm ended

A lightning bolt has killed 23 cows after it hit one and then traveled along a metal fence the others were standing next to.

Disturbing footage shows the animals, which have scorch marks on their stomachs,  lying in a row on a farm in Texas after a thunderstorm.

Rancher Bobby Woody III said it was one of the ‘wildest and craziest’ things he had ever witnessed.

 ‘When the lightning hit, it had such strong voltage, it basically jolted one cow in the middle of the field,’ Woody wrote on Facebook.

Heartbreaking video shows row of dead cows after lightning storm

Disturbing footage shows the aftermath of a lightning storm on a farm in Texas

Disturbing footage shows the aftermath of a lightning storm on a farm in Texas

The carcasses of dead cows can be seen lined up in a row along a fence, after the farm animals were killed in a late August storm

The carcasses of dead cows can be seen lined up in a row along a fence, after the farm animals were killed in a late August storm

Bobby Woody III said he made the grim discovery on his farm outside Annona in Red River County a few days after the storm had passed.

The video shows the bloated cows’ carcasses covered in flies, some with their legs sticking up into the air.

The animals can be seen with scorch marks on their stomachs, and are thought to have died when lighting struck the metal meshing on the fence

The animals can be seen with scorch marks on their stomachs, and are thought to have died when lighting struck the metal meshing on the fence

The camera then pans to show a row of bodies lined up by a fence

The camera then pans to show a row of bodies lined up by a fence

The sad sight shows the bloated cows' carcasses covered in flies, some with their legs sticking up into the air

The sad sight shows the bloated cows’ carcasses covered in flies, some with their legs sticking up into the air

The camera then pans to show a row of bodies lined up by a fence.

 A total of 15 cows and eight calves were found dead.

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