"We've ended up with 17 bulls, two standing cows, two sitting cows and half a dozen calves. We've got a 'family' going to Clifton and Bulls primary schools and the rest will be placed around the town," he said.
Already three of the statues - lifelike in every respect - stand at the three State Highway entrances to the township.
The statues have come to Bulls from New Jersey in the US via a factory in Manila and Mr Geurtjens said from the time he found the American company online the bulls were in Bulls about six months later.
"They simply asked what we wanted then made up a sculpture of the bull, sent us images and once we gave the okay the statues were being made in Manila.
"We'd look to source them in New Zealand but we couldn't find anything realistic enough and they were too expensive anyway."
Mr Geurtjens said Bunbury in Western Australia has similar statues and he said locals there say tourist numbers have increased by 30 per cent.
"We're hoping our bulls will have the same impact here. But the feedback so far has been phenomenal. Everyone thinks they're brilliant and it's a great extension of the bulls' theme in our town," he said.
