Thanks to Emily M. of Seattle, WA for sending us this photo of our Giant Cow nosing around for the camera.
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FEATURED PHOTO: WHO YOU CALLIN’ NOSEY?
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KOOL COW ,HOPE SHE WILL COME OUR WAY TO PA ,WE HAVE LOTS OF GREEN PASTURES TOO CAPTURE;
Too funny!
I’ve never been this close to a cow before.
TurkeyHill, love your ice cream. My kids love your party cake ice cream.S
Very cute.
I absolutely love cows, sheep, chickens, etc. I can’t wait until the great NYS Fair in a few more weeks just to go through the dairy building where you can try milk for .50 and watch the man create the butter sculpture.
I also love fun things like this to visit. We stopped at Moes world famous Diner in Wisconsin on our way to a wedding. Looks like a hole in the wall diner, but inside it was like the old type diners with AWESOME food. The local Mennenite came by to eat and there was a HUGE bull and chicken outside. Reminds me of the cow.
You should bring the Giant Cow up this way (Rochester NY). It’d be fun to see the cow standing in front of Wegmans.
MOO!
So cute!
Cute picture!
That’s a big cow!
We used to have a giant bull on top of one our steak houses here in upstate NY. The restaurant closed and they had to find a new home for the bull, not sure where, but it was quite the landmark while here!
Huge!!!
Very cute picture!
IT is a mooving photo. Will the TH Cow be nosing around Buffalo NY any time soon??
Rebecca, your memories of the State Fair reminded me of how scared I was as a teenager passing through the narrow walkways of the cow stalls in the dairy barn, past all the rumps of cows on show…I was afraid that a cow would kick me. I did not learn until I was in my 30s that cows cannot kick backwards! Obviously, I was not a farm girl, but a cityslicker.
More details about this cow please!
What an amazing cow!!!
The only thingI like about cows is the milk they product that goes into Turkey Hill ice cream. UMMMMMMMM!
I have never been up close to a cow as I live in a city area and haven’t travelled to a place where there are cows and farmland. What a cool picture of your cow.
I have a small collection of black and white cows. The picture is really neat! The coolest cow I’ve ever seen, though, is the one our dentist uses on mission trips abroad – it is a cow puppet with a full set of “human” teeth, that squirts water. The kids all seem to relate!
She looks puzzled–maybe she heard that someone was gong to serve Brand X ice cream instead of Turkey Hill.
Good Morning to all,
Turkey Hill Cow look like she is look for all of her ice cream? or she is at something. Everyone have a good weekend. DOn’t for get to buy your Turkey Hll ice cream
Wow! This cow is looking straight into
my eyes, as if to say “Not me, I didn’t
do it”!!
The cow’s expression shows a look of: How DARE you take my Turkey Hill!!!
Is that the cow that sells the computers?
The cow looks pretty proud to me…Proud to be spreading the word of how awesome TH ice cream is.
I like how her blue eyes match the sky. Any blue ice cream on the horizon at Turkey Hill?
What a great picture. That cow would be right at home in our town (Farmingdale)
What a cute picture! Bet Emily never saw anything like that in Washington!
Hope she gets to take a carton of Turkey Hill ice cream home to show those West-coasters what they’re missing! 
bet the ice cream is moo good
Your cute cow reminds me of my visit to Lancaster. One of the joys in life. After a hot day of gardening on Long Island we sit and cool down with a dish of Turkey Hill ice cream—
Ahhh that’s the life.
Very cute picture. Love my Turkey Hill ice cream.
There is a church on Rt. 72 here in Lebanon that displays the cow, so neat. There are alot of fresh air children here that get to see real cows, but enjoy the Turkey Hill Cow, and the wonderful Ice Cream.
Great Picture!
Your adorable cow looks a lot like my MooMoo Webkinz that my 8 year old grandson gave me for Mother’s Day … I love both MooMoo and Turkey Hill and enjoy both almost everyday. Thank you so much for a delicious product and website.
Retts
If it wasn’t for that adorable cow, non of us would be enjoying Turkey Hill ice cream. I always loved black and white. Just like chocolate and vanilla. Keep those great flavours coming.Thanks for a treat that can’t be beat!!!!!!
How cute, I love it! When I was in lancaster I had my camera ready for any moo moo shots, but unfortunately I never got the opportunity!
I don’t feel bad now. When I was in Lancaster Co. I, too, wanted a picture of the red duetto cow we saw, but had forgotten my camera. My son (38) took the pictures on his digital for me, but thought I was crazy!
Great!!!
I have a picture of my husband and I next to a red and white cow in Switzerland next to a Chocolate Factory. Go figure! Could it be related to the red duetto cow in Lancaster?
I THINK COWS ARE INTERESTING ANIMALS. LAID BACK AND CUTE IN THEIR COW LIKE WAYS. I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THIS COW IN PERSON!!
That cow looks like it wants to give more milk and help Turkey Hill to continue to make the best ice cream around!
This photo reminds me of a Macy’s parade balloon!
I have several cow loving friends I have to pass this photo on to….
Looks like me in the supermarket deciding on which flavor to buy. lol
what would make this photo even more great is if there was a bowl ice ice cream under the cow’s nose and a giant smile on its face
mooooo!
When do we get to see this Cool Cow in Maryland?
Too cute!
Love Turkey Hill! Tried their lemonade, and it is as good as their ice cream.
Yes, We would love to have this cow visit us at the Maryland State Fair at the end of August!
Got Turkey Hill Ice cream?
That’s one big cow!!
Since this is just the face I wonder how big the actual cow is?
Reminds me of our Bessie grampa & I would call in from the pasture every night when I was a kid.
Did the cow actually travel all the way to Washington state? Pretty cool if she did!!
Certainly an “attention getter”! I was able to see one of the Duetto giant cows at the Camden Aquarium. The photos just do not due them justice! Awesome when you see one! They are ENORMOUS! I am curious how they are made, what they are made out of, who makes them, and what is the cost to make one?
my kids love your cow- got to see it at the Make -a- wish convoy in Lancaster.
thanks Emily M. this is a great photo. it looks lifelike.
Great pic! It looks like a postcard!
Missy Mooey,What will be your next new flavor?
2 Cute. I wonder where exactl;y Emily took this picture. It reminds me of a local sign- Milk Farm that also has a cow on it.
You’ve gotta love this cow!
Can’t forget to give homage to the cow in our celebration of ice cream
Our local dairy once had a giant cow statue. It was a tourist attraction. I don’t know where it went when the dairy went out of business, but seeing that photo reminded me of “The Big Cow.”
Hmmmm! Do I want Vanilla or Chocolate, maybe Butter Pecan or a yummy Cookie Dough, Hmmmmm!