A Lot of bull (Not Politics), but $380,000 worth

Anna

@LadyDuck (457918)

• Switzerland

27 Feb 18

@DianneN

You too Dianne? I love shoes.

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@JamesHxstatic (29242)

• Eugene, Oregon

26 Feb 18

What a surprise, @DianneN!

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DianneN

@DianneN (246591)

• United States

27 Feb 18

@JamesHxstatic

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Alfredo Rossi

@amadeo (111948)

• United States

26 Feb 18

that is interesting there.Tea cups do not want to touch that one.

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Alfredo Rossi

@amadeo (111948)

• United States

26 Feb 18

@JamesHxstatic do you collect older books.What kind of books do you collect

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@JamesHxstatic (29242)

• Eugene, Oregon

27 Feb 18

@amadeo I have some older ones, but I mean that I seem to collect more than I can read.

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@JamesHxstatic (29242)

• Eugene, Oregon

26 Feb 18

I guess I collect books, sure have a lot around here.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (457918)

• Switzerland

27 Feb 18

Poor animals, I did not know that the horns can be a problem for them.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (457918)

• Switzerland

15 Sep 18

@TheHorse No, it's not at all, but we know that humans are not fair.

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@TheHorse (205596)

• Walnut Creek, California

15 Sep 18

@LadyDuck No, they are not.

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@TheHorse (205596)

• Walnut Creek, California

15 Sep 18

It doesn't seem fair to the animals.

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Jabo

@jaboUK (64361)

• United Kingdom

26 Feb 18

That's amazing that someone was prepared to pay that sort of money for a cow. She can only have one calf a year - if it was a bull at least there could be numerous offspring.

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@TheHorse (205596)

• Walnut Creek, California

15 Sep 18

That's what I was thinking too.

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@JamesHxstatic (29242)

• Eugene, Oregon

26 Feb 18

I guess it's all about genetics.

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Kharla Jolly

@kobesbuddy (74483)

• East Tawas, Michigan

26 Feb 18

What are these horns used for? Are they suppose to be valuable for something?

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@JamesHxstatic (29242)

• Eugene, Oregon

26 Feb 18

I guess that it must be bragging rights about who owns the one with the biggest horns. They leave the horns on and show the animals at livestock expos.

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@TheHorse (205596)

• Walnut Creek, California

15 Sep 18

@JamesHxstatic Freud would have a field day with this hobby, wouldn't he?

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@JamesHxstatic (29242)

• Eugene, Oregon

15 Sep 18

@TheHorse Oh, no doubt.

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Faye

@FayeHazel (40248)

• United States

27 Feb 18

Oh my goodness. That is amazing. I'm in the wrong business

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@JamesHxstatic (29242)

• Eugene, Oregon

27 Feb 18

No kidding, but those things must eat a lot of hay.

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Faye

@FayeHazel (40248)

• United States

27 Feb 18

@JamesHxstatic and they space they must take up with those horns

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M.-L.

@MALUSE (69413)

• Germany

26 Feb 18

You can store teacups in a cupboard. Where do you store horns of that size?

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@TheHorse (205596)

• Walnut Creek, California

15 Sep 18

Sounds like strange thing to collect. And I feel bad for the animals if they're "bred" for horns that their bodies weren't meant to handle.

Judy Evans

@JudyEv (325594)

• Rockingham, Australia

21 Mar 18

There is a farm not too far from us that has a herd of longhorns, Also close by are some Highland cattle and their horns are a sizeable length too.

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