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Old 09/10/07, 01:26 PM
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That almost looks painful to have such huge things sticking out of your head... I'd be afraid to breed such things, they look almost 'mutant'... I can hardly stand to look at them.. .much like those icky looking muscovey ducks.
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Old 09/11/07, 11:41 PM
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They cross the watusies and use the off spring as bucking bulls. And some times full blooded ones to
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Old 09/12/07, 06:55 PM
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donsgal, take your husband to the ozark animal paradise in Strafford, MO sometime. they have a herd their that tries to come through your car window to get any grain/treats you might have, horns and all. (ask me how I know! lol!) these cattle were very sweet, if persistant, from all the hand feedings from visitors.

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Old 09/12/07, 08:45 PM
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There is a bovine creature that lives near me (sex unknown, because I have never thought to look).

The reason that I have never thought to look is that this cow (used in the generic), has the most incredible horns I have ever seen.

Dh says it is a longhorn. But I have googled Texas Longhorn and ain't nuthin' there looks ANYTHING like this cow. I am going to try to snap a cellphone pic the next time I see it up by the road.

I mean this thing look like it has TRAFFIC CONES stuck to it's forehead. They are these HUGE CONICAL monstrosities! Nothing like the bighorns that I have seen pictures of.

Photos to follow in a day or so.

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there are several breeders of watusi around our area donsgal.they are weird looking aren't they??
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Old 09/12/07, 11:15 PM
 
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donsgal, take your husband to the ozark animal paradise in Strafford, MO sometime. they have a herd their that tries to come through your car window to get any grain/treats you might have, horns and all. (ask me how I know! lol!) these cattle were very sweet, if persistant, from all the hand feedings from visitors.

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Too late! Animal Paradise has closed, all of the animals are gone. Developers bought the land.
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Old 09/13/07, 12:06 PM
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Too late! Animal Paradise has closed, all of the animals are gone. Developers bought the land.
they have opened it back up.
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Old 09/13/07, 03:55 PM
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if closed then re-opened, I wonder where they got all the animals since they sold the other critters? I can't find any info on the internet or through the news-leader.

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