Baymule
Herd Master
sounds like a deal to me.
Howdy from Aubrey, TX
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Awwwwwww Bay, you know ALL about the "good deals"! You've gotten some tremendous ones! 
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BugGal
Chillin' with the herd
Should work out ok as long as he don't start bullin around the neighborhood.
We got him from a petting zoo. He is super friendly and loves to have his head and chin scratched. His is in with the goats right now and they seem to be getting along great! There again that is where he was at the petting zoo was in with the goats and lamas.
If he was at a petting zoo, are you sure he's a bull and not a steer (neutered bull)? I mean for liability reasons I don't think anyone would keep a bull as part of a petting zoo... just too dangerous. I don't know how they'd get insurance. 
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BugGal
Chillin' with the herd
If he was at a petting zoo, are you sure he's a bull and not a steer (neutered bull)? I mean for liability reasons I don't think anyone would keep a bull as part of a petting zoo... just too dangerous. I don't know how they'd get insurance.
Yes he has all of his original parts. He had been pulled from the petting side of the business and they were going to breed him with some of their cows but he is on the short side and could not seal the deal. That is how we got him.
Pastor Dave
Herd Master
And yet dogs manage to create some weird combinations. Poor little short bull. Little stud 
Baymule
Herd Master
And is his name Stumpy? 
X2.. poor "little" guy... suffering a life doing without and knowing it... 
greybeard
Herd Master
With slaughter/cull bulls averaging $.60/lb at Paris Texas auction last Saturday, $100 is certainly a good price.
Pastor Dave
Herd Master
If not for breeding, and not for meat, he is going to be a big pet.
