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A giant scrap-metal hog sculpture, built around 1967 by artist L. Godwin from round steel rods and sheets with a moving-head mechanism, originally advertised Bob's Feeds ('Going Whole Hog for Bob's Feeds'). It now stands on Columbia Highway in Dothan with Dothan Recycling signage behind it, and is informally repainted in Auburn or Alabama colors depending on which team wins the annual Iron Bowl.
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Site-level location · 31.2135° N, 85.3624° W
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A giant scrap-metal hog sculpture, a long-running Dothan roadside landmark repainted for the annual Iron Bowl rivalry.
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2101 Columbia Highway, Dothan, Alabama.
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