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Holy cow: 2,000 lb. steer rescued from mud in Montgomery Co.

Montgomery County authorities on the scene Monday in Boyds, Maryland, where a steer had to be rescued from a muddy ravine. (Courtesy Montgomery County Fire and Rescue)

One bovine got into some steer-ious trouble Monday in Boyds, Maryland.

Montgomery County Fire and Rescue spokesperson Pete Piringer tweeted shortly before 1 p.m. that a 2,000-pound steer was stuck in a muddy ravine along Whites Store Road.

Piringer said the animal did not appear to be injured.

Authorities used a “grip” winch, cables and straps to haul the bovine free.

How the steer got stuck was not immediately clear.

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