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An oversized fiberglass black Angus bull, likely originally a steakhouse advertising figure, stands in a fenced field on the Nancy Davis farm on the Danville Bypass across from Stuart Powell Ford. Relocated to the property around 1990, it has been repainted and seasonally decorated for decades, including for the 2012 vice-presidential debate held nearby, and was featured on the cover of Steve Talbott's book 'A Lot of Bull About Kentucky.' Per the City of Danville's own account, the bull is a well-known, long-running local landmark.
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Farmer's field bull
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Approximate location · 37.629° N, 84.771° W
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A large fiberglass black Angus bull standing in a farm field along the Danville Bypass.
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Danville Bypass (US Hwy 150/127), across from Stuart Powell Ford, about half a mile south of the Hwy 52/Perryville Rd intersection; viewable from the road but fenced private farmland, not visible when corn is high.
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