Grinning Bull
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Bob, try peeing in the area around the feed, may deter the bear and help bring in the elk. Not sure it will deter them because of the enticement of the corn but it might.
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Do you buy your garbonzos at the feed mill?
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Really great pictures!
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Grzip, I just learned about garbanzos. My neighbor bought them at Blue Mountain Feed locally. They have them in 100# bags for $11.00, and they have them in bulk for $170 per ton. My neighbor took his dump truck in and bought a ton. he dumped them in his hay shed, and there are several mule deer in the barn eating them every time I go there.
The grinning bull in this thread has a name now. My neighbor calls him
"Wilbur" because he said the bull looks like Wilbur the talking horse. Most of you guys might not be old enough to remember that TV series.
Bob
The grinning bull in this thread has a name now. My neighbor calls him
"Wilbur" because he said the bull looks like Wilbur the talking horse. Most of you guys might not be old enough to remember that TV series.
Bob
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I thought it was Mr. Ed?Bob wrote: My neighbor calls him
"Wilbur" because he said the bull looks like Wilbur the talking horse. Most of you guys might not be old enough to remember that TV series.
Bob
I remember that show.
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I thought it was Mr. Ed?
I think the guy might have been Wilbur.
I remember that show.
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You are correct Wilbur
A horse is a horse is a horse of course unless the horse is the famous Mr. Ed
I remember that show.
You are correct Wilbur
A horse is a horse is a horse of course unless the horse is the famous Mr. Ed
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Yeah, you are right Sean. My neighbor and his wife got it backwards, but Wilbur seems like a fine name for this Bull. He does kinda look like Mr, Ed in this picture. I kinda look like the other end of the horse.
Bob

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