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See video as farmer uses feed truck, cows, and drone to make smiley face

He also did a 'Frozen' parody
By Rick Couri - KRMG
Jan 31, 2015

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This isn’t the first time Derek Klingenberg has hit it big with something cow related. A few months back he became a viral hit when he posted a video of himself playing the Lorde tune "Royals" on trombone as his cattle watched.

Now the bovine big man has kicked things up a bit. A few hundred feet, to be exact.

Klingenberg used his farm truck to drop feed in a giant smiley face pattern. Then he waited for the cows to gather at the spots and took video of them with a drone.

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UPI reports the ambitious farmer had to drop more feed when the cows forming one of the eyes finished their treat ad began wandering off.

See the “how to” video below.

http://youtu.be/z9FsH1lw_eU

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