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Sheriff Chip Simmons Is Looking To Sell Someone A Bull
March 14, 2022
Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons is looking to sell someone a bull.
The “black bull with white face” will be sold at 10 a.m. this Thursday, March 17, at the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Molino Substation at 5844 Highway 29. It will be sold the “highest and best” bidder with cash in hand
For more information, call (850) 436-9447.
The bull was found in the area of Wymart Road, off Longleaf Drive, back in February. It went unclaimed by its owner.
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5 Responses to “Sheriff Chip Simmons Is Looking To Sell Someone A Bull”
Former sheriff, MOO-rgan was well known as a bull seller.
I missed the area he was found at first but that explains why no one is coming forward, they’re not supposed to have him in that area in the first place! So, my first comment was partly correct.
Owner may be afraid to come forward because of fines or whatever, but I agree, no way would I let him go. I know some ranches that have care takers so the owner may not know he’s gone.
Now this is proof to all that Sheriff Chip Simmons is truly a No Bull Sheriff. Good job, Chip!
How far will cattle travel on their own if they get out of their pasture? Just surprised the owner did not come forward