Fields of Daisies and Clover – A Hucow Story, Parts I - VI - Sex Stories

Fields of Daisies and Clover – A Hucow Story, Parts I - VI

... two hours later a black SUV pulled up in front of the farmhouse.

Three women climbed out of the truck. Not unlike cows, apparently she-wolves look similar too. They all were tall and lithe. They wore very-low-riding black leather pants that showed a gratuitous coin slot (if they were any lower they would be shown their clit) and tiny, tight white tank tops pressed against small, perky, barbell-pierced tits. The low-cut leather pants revealed a narrow strip of thick, tawny gray wolf fur that ran up their abdomen from to just below their navel – similar in shape and location to the cow fur landing strip the cows had on their pelvis.

The lead woman had black hair that was heavily salted with a light wolf-like gray that matched her landing strip. The other two women had blonde hair with the similar salting of gray.

The first woman had a friendly smile on her face that revealed long sharp canine fangs. She held out her hand.

“I’m Lyca, you must be Alina and Brendan. These are two of my betas, Xana and Tori. We’re here to help.”

“Yes,” I said. “I’m the bull, Alina is my wife and alpha cow. We were robbed last night. We didn’t have any security, never really gave it much thought. I understand that you can help with that, as well as with some other business ideas. We’re all ears.”

“Sorry you got robbed,” Lyca said. “But we’re here to make things better. If you can show us around the farm so we can get our bearings, we can then give you a rundown of how we can ...

... help.”

The next hour was spent giving Lyca and her betas a tour of the facility. Xana and Tori asked a few questions, but Lyca did most of the talking. When we were finished, we adjourned to the picnic table.

“So...what do you think?” I asked.

“Well, you have a pretty good spread,” Lyca said. “The security should be pretty simple, and your options for expanding your lines of business are virtually endless.”

“Let’s start with getting things secure,” I said.

“No worries. We should hook this place up with external and perimeter cameras with motion detection, including 24x7 monitoring. The pack already has a security contract, so that’s pretty simple. We can have those guys out here tomorrow. Until the cameras are installed we’ll have a couple guys from the pack patrolling tonight. Those freezers already have security controls you aren’t using, we can hook into them, no biggie. If you want to add improved locks to the house and barn you can, but most cow farms like the open feel. A perimeter fence would be a good idea as well. In our experience, cams, motion detectors, and fencing are usually enough to get you to basic cow farm security 101.”

“And what will that cost us?” I asked.

“That’s easy. We give you a volunteer member of our pack to become a milk-producing cow and who will be part of your herd. 40% of her after-cost proceeds go to the pack, 30% go to her, and 30% go to your herd. That’s our standard security contract. If you want business services as well, ...