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No probs I know you're not picking on me and I've looked at some of his other animals and agree he knows his stuff. I'm not saying this bull is bad, just that I'd prefer it to have a larger chest. I think it's a UK thing, we have smaller longer bulls over here. Jon

He's a smashing looking fella and I'll bet he throws some good progeny. My only moan would be that his chest is not that big but that may well be due to the camera angle. That aside a bull to be proud of indeed ! Jon :tiphat:

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