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Peep those horns. These are Garut sheep, a breed commonly found in the West Java province of Indonesia. They're noted for their impressive, thick, spiraled horns, particularly on the rams. The locals use them for sheep fighting but that's not all. Garut sheep produce good quality meat too. They're...

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