Horrifying moment Clarkson's Farm's ‘psycho pig' attacks Kaleb Cooper in dramatic scenes – leaving him with nasty injury
THIS is the horrifying moment in Clarkson's Farm where a 'psycho pig' attacked Kaleb Cooper.
The popular Amazon Prime farmhand was left with a nasty injury after the dramatic encounter.
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Jeremy Clarkson sat back at he made Kaleb Cooper and Harriet Cowan deal with a 'dangerous' animal
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The two farm hands were exasperated by the aggressive pig
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Kaleb was left with an injury after the incident
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Clarkson's Farm follows former Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson as he attempts to run his
The show has proven so popular, the global streamer recently dropped the fourth series of the reality programme.
New episodes show the former Top Gear personality expanding on his operations as he opened his new pub.
Other personalities who feature on the hit show include his partner
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They were trying to deal with one particularly difficult pig that lives in
In the third episode of the new series, Jeremy remarked: "I remembered that my knees hurt and I was paying everyone's wages, so I decided to leave the youngsters to deal with psycho pig."
Kaleb and Harriet then tried to use plastic boards as they attempted to round up the pig, which was named Harvey, but to no avail.
However, the duo eventually got themselves into a more productive position where they were able to close in.
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Speaking to the porker, Kaleb exclaimed: "You're not f***ing getting off."
However, Harvey then rammed the yellow board into the leg of the popular farming personality.
Emotional moment Jeremy Clarkson holds back the tears thanking farmhand Harriet for 'saving his life'
He fumed in response: "You'll break my rib, man. This is just f***ing brute force."
Once they eventually moved Harvey into the horsebox, Kaleb was left reeling.
He remarked to Harriet: "That board went straight into my rib."
Harriet seemed concerned as she responded with just two words" "Not good."
Who is Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper?
By Conor O'Brien
Hailing from Chipping Norton, farmer
The hit show follows Jeremy Clarkson in his journey managing Diddly Squat Farm - which he'd owned since 2008.
Born and bred in the area, Kaleb has become Jeremy's right-hand man and sort of farming mentor.
Viewers have watched the pair light-heartedly 'clash' - with Kaleb
Three series have aired - with a fourth on the way - significantly raising Kaleb's public profile.
Away from the screen, the farmer is also a father to two young children
Kaleb then commented that he needed a form of treatment for the swelling.
He added: "I need a bag of peas. It cures everything."
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Jeremy Clarkson runs his 1,000 acre Oxfordshire farm, Diddly Squat
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His helpers Kaleb and Harriet tried to move Harvey the pig into the horsebox
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The pig rammed one of the yellow boards directly into Kaleb
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Series Four of Clarkson's Farm is available to stream on Amazon Prime now.
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