You might be right on it being a rare Red Bovinian Grass grazer but I don't think they are related to guineas. It looks like it has a MUCH bigger brain.
I am not sure of that, But I do know someone that would trade 20 guineas for one of them TODAY!
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You might be right on it being a rare Red Bovinian Grass grazer but I don't think they are related to guineas. It looks like it has a MUCH bigger brain.
You might be right on it being a rare Red Bovinian Grass grazer but I don't think they are related to guineas. It looks like it has a MUCH bigger brain.
I am not sure of that, But I do know someone that would trade 20 guineas for one of them TODAY!
Just to set the record straight, the natural predator which kept the wolf population in check was the Sasquatch. The Native Americans hunted that species to near extinction I am told. The lone exception being the one under contract to Jack Link and appearing in the Link TV commercials.
Varmints or no varmints, it is always a great day to be a keeper of poultry.
Messing with Sasquatch.....love it!
Um, Bigfoots not real.