Trigger Died
Trigger, on the other hand, was killed in 1967. This is where Trigger’s mounted body was placed when the museum was opened by Roy and Dale Rogers. However, in 1976, the museum was relocated to Victorville, California, and its inhabitants relocated as well.
Trigger Died
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Bullet The Wonder Dog
Among the exhibits at the museum were the taxidermied bones of both Bullet the Wonder Dog and Evans’ horse Buttermilk. Additionally, the stunt horse Trigger Junior, who was used as a backup for the original Trigger, was included. It was difficult to keep the animal relics in good condition because they needed to be washed and their glass eyes cleaned on a regular basis, among other things.
Bullet The Wonder Dog
