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Chugwater, Wyoming. Click photo for large version.
The statue atop the cliff depicts Chugwater’s lazy, enterprising son of an Indian Chief. Local residents say the statue used to be accompanied by one or two buffalo statues a few years ago, but they were stolen.
Let us all hope they are returned to roam some day.
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I assume someone looked for the statues at the bottom of the cliff.
Clicking on this image to make it bigger makes it SO beautiful.
Thomas > Thank you. Actually, the real buffalo have returned the area. It is a great thing to see.
Earl > Now, you tell me. 
Thanks for sharing your humor. Funny stuff.
Wendy1 > Glad to hear you dig the large image lightbox version. 
It’s my dad’s silhouette on his horse Rustler, on our ranch. He’ll be flattered.
There used to be a dog up there, but it was stolen. Never buffalo, though there is one a mile south of the WY/CO border into CO on 1-25 and some Nebraska football fans spray painted it one time.
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Very cool shot.
Hope the statues get back and real buffalos
I assume someone looked for the statues at the bottom of the cliff.
Clicking on this image to make it bigger makes it SO beautiful.
Thomas > Thank you. Actually, the real buffalo have returned the area. It is a great thing to see.
Earl > Now, you tell me. Thanks for sharing your humor. Funny stuff.
Wendy1 > Glad to hear you dig the large image lightbox version.
It’s my dad’s silhouette on his horse Rustler, on our ranch. He’ll be flattered.
There used to be a dog up there, but it was stolen. Never buffalo, though there is one a mile south of the WY/CO border into CO on 1-25 and some Nebraska football fans spray painted it one time.
Very cool shot.
Hope the statues get back and real buffalos