GRAB THE BULL BY THE HORNS, figuratively of course!
First off - The Trip advisor information was incorrect in that the Campo Bravo ranch DOES NOT OFFER TRANSPORTATION TO OR FROM THE RANCH! I went into the visit with an open mind. Just north of Seville in the beautiful countryside we found the rustic Campo Bravo. J.C. our host/tour guide/professor/driver/historian et us with a smile and welcomed us to the 1200 acre ranch. His assistant, a pero (dog) named Rhonda, was also there and welcomed us with a wagging tail and pleasant demeanor. Starting with a lecture on the history of Toro Bravo (Brave Bull), J.C. asked us what. our thoughts were on the art of bull fighting. After carefully listening to our comments he skillfully answered all of our questions. Next we were introduced to some of the tools used in the ring. The experience definitely drew us into the world of Toro Bravo. Piling into the Land Rover, we taken out into the beautiful meadows and countryside where these magnificent animals live. The breeding and selection process was explained and we were given tours of the different meadow areas the bulls were separated into by age. We paused a bit for a lovely snack a distance from the younger two year old bulls in the meadow. Finally we were taken into the grazing meadows of the mature bulls. We were face to face, at a very safe distance, with the top level majestic animals. What a privilidge and experience to be among such creatures. THIS IS A MUST SEE!!
