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7 comments:
when you gonna saddle up ?
ahhhh Ben. He looks to be very much enjoying that shovel.
Snot lubricated shovel handles, you could sell them to pay for Ben's feed. They probably help reduce blisters
Hole in the wall?
Termites?
Bud's new favorite thing to do...ram the barn with his horns.
Around here the deer scrape the bark off of saplings, even when they're not in velvet.
Maybe give the Longhorns a stack of tires to jab, held in place with a couple fence posts.
Maybe animals with horns have an instinctual need to practice, so they know how to use their "implements" if need be. Or maybe boredom.
At the Musk Ox farm in Alaska, they have an utility pole in the ground with a stack of old tires on it as a play toy. Just an idea for you to build for the boys, especially with Christmas just around the corner.
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