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Chick-fil-A goes exploring with its bovine calendar for 2012

By Leon Stafford
Nov 3, 2011

Atlanta-based chicken giant Chick-fil-A has released its popular Chick-fil-A calendar. The 2012 calendar, dubbed “Trail Grazers: Blazing New Paths That All Lead to Chicken,” focuses on the world of exploration, with the chain's popular cows dressed as “Amealia Airhoof," “Corralin’ Shepard”and many others. It's the 15th year the company has put out a calendar, which has become one of the best selling in the nation.

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