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Old 27-12-2007
Has anyone heard what the exciting new hoofstock species to come to chester is yet?
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Try Lisieux Zoo for starters. He is the breeding bull now, his fiancee being Winona ex Planckendael. They are still trying, ... knows why no pregnancy has ensued to date!
perhaps because he's only 8 years old?
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perhaps because he's only 8 years old?
I am afraid so, with young bulls their inexperience shows through ... shining (so to speak) . He must lay on a few more pounds to make him look anything like a good sport to 12 year old Winona ........ brrrrrrrrr oops!

I guess it is like ... (for her) when will he get his act together then????
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Zoogiraffe?
Sorry not had the all clear yet and will not be at Chester until the new year as i`m currently having to much fun causing mayhem in the collections in the south west of England hence the stuff posted about the various collections by me.
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zoogiraffe will you let us know as the suspense is killing me!
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Have patience, the animals will arrive soon. We must simply wait........
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Old 29-12-2007
I will tell you what the keepers want for the African exhibit at Newquay when they extend the zoo interested?????????
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of course...............go on.
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We're waiting!
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Old 29-12-2007
And waiting, drumming of the fingers!!!!!!
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Old 31-12-2007
Sorry folks only just got back home from a 6 day visit of zoo`s in the South West,those visited are Slimbridge WWT,Shaldon Zoo,Living Coasts,Paradise Park Hayle,Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay,Newquay Zoo,National Marine Aquarium Plymouth,Dartmoor Zoological Park,Paignton Zoo twice,Exmoor Zoo,Tropiaquaria,Cotswold Wildlife Park and a private collection.
Ok so the animals the staff at Newquay want are Lesser Kudu and Klipspringer for the new Africa exhibit when they have built it.
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Is that definite, or just some dream?
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Worth the wait m8, good to see 2 unusual antelope species being considered, how is the Dartmoor zoo looking any news?
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Old 31-12-2007
its what the keepers want,but these things can change,as for Dartmoor it has improved since my last visit in June this year nothing major just little things that all make a difference.
 
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