A Bull Goes to Town. What could possibly go wrong?

An 1850 pound Bull goes to town. What could go wrong?

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Yanasa Ama Ventures and Meet My Neighbor Productions are working on creating more content for Yanasa TV. Over the past week our nonprofit, Meet My Neighbor Productions has been working on collecting footage for more Agricultural Films featuring small farmers with good stewardship. Meet My Neighbor Productions began filming at Smithview Farm in Pittsboro, NC where the Smith Family is raising grass-fed beef with a twist, their cows actually finish on the field not on grain. This amazing farm is achieving great things with soil preservation and healthy beef production.

In addition to traveling for Meet My Neighbor Productions, Charlie and Shauna from Yanasa Ama Ventures began and finished shooting an exciting documentary on Cyana Briles from Briles Farm Brahmans and her American Brahman Bull, Spartacus. Spartacus lives up to his name. He is an 1850 lb Bull with everything intact, even his horns.

Cyana has a dream for Spartacus to retire from breeding and enter the spotlight as her entertainment companion. For that he will need to become desensitized to public commotion and trained to ride under saddle. To help train this incredible Bull to do new tricks, Cyana hired Exotic Animal Trainer Terri Lindley.

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