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Archive for May 29, 2007
Foster’s Bighorn
May 29, 2007 by David.
Over Memorial Day weekend, we did some Harley riding. [Duh.] We stopped by this little restaurant/bar in Rio Vista, CA (you know, where those whales have been in the news for hanging around in the Sacramento River) called Foster’s Bighorn. It is a showcase for the hunting exploits of Bill Foster from the early 1900’s. There are over 300 trophy heads mounted on the walls, including some no longer legal to hunt such as an elephant.
I had their bison burger for lunch. If you are ever in the area, you have to at least stick your head in and look around. Even if you aren’t a hunter, you will find it truly amazing.
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