Name that Expedition

[Procne]

Cows vs Crows
The secret cow colony
The settlers of Cowtan
Mad cows curse and Bovine redemption

[Nephilim]

Beasts and Pumpkins

[Yes]

Not udder a word
Killer cows from outer spaces
Bull is in your court
A cry over spilt milk
The heat of the mooment
Once in a blood moon

[lachlaan]

is that a gorilla with some sort of backpack and a pole in it?

or like, a sasquatch or something?

In light of this tiny detail, I also propose : Chubaca's Jolly Ranch

[Lusewing]

Far from Tame
Till the cows come home
Saddle up
Bringing home the bacon
I've got a baaaad feeling
Slaughter house
The quest for meat

As for the figure in the poster. Looks more like a guy in a bear skin. Likely saved the artist a lot of time in avoiding drawing clothes. With the man blending in to the background it puts much more focus on the animals.

[Dallane]

Moocalypse

[Argentis]

Salem Expedition N*1

Perfect title.

[M13tz]

lets emphasize expeditions and animal husbandry

Salem: Tales of distant herd
or
Salem: Greener pastures

[Procne]

Salem Expedition N*1

Perfect title.

Pasture Odyssey 2015

[RonPaulFTW]

Does this mean domesticated animals won't be in providence until end of the expedition bc we have to bring them back from expedition?

Btw if some of you want to try for historical accuracy in your spoof title

1624 - The First Cattle Brought to New England Arrive at Plymouth Colony

The first cows were brought to Plymouth colony in 1624.

"The cattle present in 1627 in Plymouth included black, red, white-backed and white-bellied varieties. The black cattle may have been of a breed or similar to those today called Kerrys. Kerry cattle are descended from ancient Celtic cattle and were originally native to County Kerry Ireland..."

Craig S. Chatier, MA "Livestock in Plymouth Colony," Plymouth Archaeological Rediscovery Project website (accessed Oct. 9, 2007)

http://milk.procon.org/view.timeline.ph ... eID=000018