Audubon, Iowa: Albert the Bull
Albert is a 45-ton, 28-foot-tall concrete replica of the perfect Hereford bull. Push a button and he'll tell you his story. His distinctive baby blue eyes were repainted brown in Oct. 2017, after decades of complaints from local farmers.
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Albert the Bull
Albert the Bull stands in what is now the Albert the Bull Park and Campground just outside of Audubon, Iowa. The text in RA #2 says that if you push a button Albert will talk to you in his own voice, but I didn't see a button to push when I visited. I could have missed it, though. Talking or not, Albert is truly a sight to behold. And his gonads are truly world-class. I just had to snap a picture of my dog sitting next to Albert's 'nads while seeking refuge from the hot afternoon sun. Albert looks to be in good shape for being 37 years old, though his right flank could use some touch-up paint.
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Albert the Bull
- Address:
- East Division St., Audubon, IA
- Directions:
- I-80 exit 60, then north on US Hwy 71 for 16 miles. Just past the airport as you enter town, turn right onto Side Ave, then a quick left. Albert will be on your right. East Division and Stadium Drive.
- Phone:
- 712-563-3780
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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Tipster Peggy points out: "For those wanting to hear Albert talk, the button to listen to his story is located in an information kiosk near the parking area to the right of Albert. Be prepared to listen for a while...Albert goes into a bit of detail."