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"El Toro": A Spanish Fighting Bull running loose through the pastures. Weighing in at half a tonne and measuring over 4m long. Constructed from retired tools, machine parts and farm scrap. Final destination still unknown, comment and let me know where you think this guy would fit in. Thanks again for all your support. ... See moreSee less
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Optus stadium, the whole of Australia and beyond need to enjoy and appreciate your talent. And the stadium looks a bit like a bullfighting ring.
1 month ago · 243 replies
Good bull probably Parliament house!?
1 month ago · 32 replies
Absolutely awesome Jordan. He needs to stand on the grass outside Parliament House in Canberra.
1 month ago · 53 replies
Fantastic I vote to have him at Stone Henge Esperance.
1 month ago · 31 reply
Absolutely stunning Jordan. You just keep rolling them out.give gina rhinehart first option for her kidman cattle station.
1 month ago · 22 replies
Fantastic work. I think you should offer it to Country Shire Councils in WA [ for the best price of course] as a "Mascot" for their town as tourist draw card.... Or Norwest shires where they have rodeos.!!!
1 month ago · 21 reply
Great as usual! Did you have an entry in this year's Sculptures by the Sea?
1 month ago · 14 replies
Yoongarillup!!!!! Spanish settlers settled there would be a fabulous addition....
1 month ago · 3Have a cattle stud between Walkaway n Mingenew- would look great at the front gate!!
1 month ago · 11You should try Twiggy Forrest, would fit well with the Harvey Beef brand!
1 month ago · 13Quite clearly down in Coweramup! They have few life size diary cow statues and could do with a bull in the yard!
1 month ago · 2It looks fabulous, well done mate. The colours are beautiful. B a good idea to put some type of sealant on it to keep the colours vibrant and stop it rusting. 👏👏👏❤️
1 month ago · 1Totally Amazing.. Take it to Parliament House... it would feel quiet at ease there with all the Bull S##t and Bull Dust that floats around there..lol
1 month ago · 1So amazing it looks like a different bull in each shot the still movement is so wonderful you bring it to life.
1 month ago · 1You've captured the strength of the beast but also it's amazing speed and agility. It's alive! It isn't some big blob of weighty metal like a lot of sculptures. Perhaps some rich stud farmer will buy it and have it at it's entrance gates.
1 month ago · 2OMG you still amaze me with you awesome work keep em coming 👍😊
1 month ago · 3in the city to remind people where their food comes from.
1 month ago · 2Fantastic Jordan well done we do enjoy your fantastic recycling works
1 month ago · 2Another awesome piece of work! Never cease to amaze us all with your brilliance! 👍
1 month ago · 2Have you made some poo for him? I think he would look great on the steps of Parliament House beside a big pat of you know what. Getting payment might be tricky, though. He is definitely full of action.
1 month ago · 1Bring him to the "spirit of the land" festival in Lockhart second weekend in oct. could win the national farm sculpture award!!! Look it up
1 month ago · 1You never cease to amaze me with your talent. I love him. He would look awesome in the window of my antique shop. 😍
1 month ago · 1Facing off the bull on Wall Street ☺
1 month ago · 2Dardanup holds a "Bull and Barrel" festival annually and would be a welcome addition to our Beef and Dairy district. Jill Cross
1 month ago · 1What a beautiful piece of sculpture. You certainly have a good imagination for all those different pieces. Wherever it goes it will be admired.
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