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Blonde Beefmasters Bull

Blonde Beefmasters Bull

Staring down a Blonde Beefmasters Bull, and kind as a teddy bear, raised from birth from a bottle. This bull was discarded at birth in trade for the vet bills-...
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Staring down a Blonde Beefmasters Bull, and kind as a teddy bear, raised from birth from a bottle. This bull was discarded at birth in trade for the vet bills- $200. His father sold for $97,000. Beautiful creature, for sure.
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iPhone 11 Pro Max

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Aperture f/1.8 ISO 32 Shutter 1/381 Focal Length 17/4

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Salado, Texas, US

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Mar, 2020

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