Tuscaloser is really the cow capital of Alabama

[cc tiger 0]

Bammers like to make fun of all the cows in Auburn, but these statistics show Tuscaloser is really the cow capital of Alabama

Alabama County Data - Livestock

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Cattle & Calves 2007 Alabama Lee 7,500 head

Cattle & Calves 2007 Alabama Tuscaloosa 7,400 head

Cattle & Calves 2008 Alabama Lee 6,500 head

Cattle & Calves 2008 Alabama Tuscaloosa 7,000 head

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[WinCrimson 61]

Tuscaloosa is a huge county in terms of area. 1351 sq miles according to Wiki.

Lee is only 616 sq miles. For us to have oh, say, 500 more cows than you considering our size is fine. Tuscaloosa County is very rural outside of T-Town/Northport.

And FWIW, I've never seen cows in either Auburn or Tuscaloosa. That tired joke has more to do with AU's agriculture program than the number of cattle in the town.

[AU Cav 0]

Tuscaloosa is a huge county in terms of area. 1351 sq miles according to Wiki.

Lee is only 616 sq miles. For us to have oh, say, 500 more cows than you considering our size is fine. Tuscaloosa County is very rural outside of T-Town/Northport.

And FWIW, I've never seen cows in either Auburn or Tuscaloosa. That tired joke has more to do with AU's agriculture program than the number of cattle in the town.

It fells weird taking the other side of this argument, but it's hard to spend any time in Auburn without seeing cows, unless they moved the pastures.

And I've seen some cows in Tuscaloosa too, but they were all indoors.

[OldNewby 27]

[AUslug 1]

I was about to ask if the counted some of the bovine that graze along sorority row.

[AcctTiger 0]

Where is their UAB gear???

[autigeremt 7,542]

The one on the right looks like Steve Spurrier LOL!