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  1. 10-18-2021, 9:08 AM #1
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    Two Longhorns N of Philip.SD

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  3. 10-18-2021, 11:01 PM #2
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    You wonder why they evolved those long horns. Seems the horns would be more of a problem than an asset.

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    The one with the downward bend in his horns has to manipulate his head just so to graze.
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    Friend of mine used to raise longhorns. He said they use the horns to communicate with each other - touches and pokes.
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  7. 10-19-2021, 9:25 AM #6
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    They're as common as dirt around here. Seems like everybody has 2 on the front lawn as living yard art.
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