He bought the bull in Kansas, headed to Tulsa, OK...Seeing is believing...

[Spin_Drift]

Kansas Bull Hauler...and we thought he needed to have a trailer.

[Spin_Drift]

[rufustr]

Good to see that ingenuity is alive and well in Tulsa.

The car was probably worth less than the freight before the mods.

[The Bigfella]

Yeah - not a bad use for a Pontiac. Grand Am isn't it?

[PeterSibley]

That is one gentle bull ,I've never known one you could try that on !

[TimH]

Im pretty sure they have brahmas on Ok, but I could be wrong..

[rufustr]

Looking at the photos again I think it fair to say the bull was shitting itself.
Probably not a good driver.

[Captain Blight]

I must admit amazement. I suppose if the bull started getting surly, a tap on the brakes would distract him.

[Vince Brennan]

Boy, his girlfriend just ain't too cute.... and incontinent, too? Time for a new one.

[Leon m]

Sure to be our next President.

[Phillip Allen]

Hey...that just like the car I just inherited...mine's in better shape though

[mdh]

Originally Posted by TimH

Im pretty sure they have brahmas on Ok, but I could be wrong..

Not with fancy lettering.

[The Bigfella]

I wonder what the lettering stands for?

NHD - Non Human Driver

[skuthorp]

I knew a clarinet playing merino stud owner, bought a ram at the Melbourne sales. I saw it in the back seat of his new Jag. XJ6 with the motor and air con running, parked in the city outside his bank.
He said the ram was worth more than the car, and I seem to remember a pic posted here of a small horse being carried in a Tatra saloon, from eastern europe somewhere.

[Phillip Allen]

Originally Posted by The Bigfella

I wonder what the lettering stands for?

NHD - Non Human Driver

national home depot

[Captain Blight]

Not
How it's
Done

[bamamick]

Are you serious that he drove that bull very far at all in that car? Hmm. I need to show that to a buddy of mine who raises them. Maybe he could pick up a few pointers.

We've got Brahmas just down the road from me being crossed with Black Angus. I am not sure why, but someone thinks it's a good idea.

Mickey Lake

[Phillip Allen]

Originally Posted by bamamick

Are you serious that he drove that bull very far at all in that car? Hmm. I need to show that to a buddy of mine who raises them. Maybe he could pick up a few pointers.

We got Brahma's just down the road from me being crossed with Black Angus. I am not sure why, but someone thinks it's a good idea.

Mickey Lake

been done a long time...they're called Brangus...easy calving, high tolerance to heat and insect pests...put on weight fast

They tend to look like angus but with droopy ears

[paladin]

Yup...Brangus...resistant to just about everything....

[WX]

Bet he was glad he was wearing the hat.

[Phillip Allen]

Originally Posted by WX

Bet he was glad he was wearing the hat.

best comment yet...

[L.W. Baxter]

That's no bull. I mean that literally. I think that ol' boy is, uh, missing some equipment. I wonder if he helps "steer"?

[Phillip Allen]

Hmmm...(I think he's over qualified)

[Phillip Allen]

Oklahoma pimp car...

[boylesboats]

People do have poor ways....
Thanks for sharing that Spin .... I only could imagine how far a person will do with what they have on hand...
As for haulin' a bull across stateline is being brave at that...

But one question, is that a steer (castrated bulls) or a bull?
I would be afraid to get trampled on by that bull if he ever had a whiff of heifer in heat .... Scary thought....

[Spin_Drift]

Half a lifetime ago I saved the life of a goat. I named him Stew as that was what he was on the verge of becoming when I saved him. Wrote a children's story about rescuing him and what happened.

You should have sen me transport the horny goat in the back of my station wagon from Nevada to northern California.

Had a 12 year old girl sitting in the back with him holding his rope so he couldn't but me while I drove.

Woke people right up as we stood on the red traffic lights in Reno...

Lot of double takes and rubbing eyes...LOL...

[Spin_Drift]

Back to the bull at hand...that's a lot of bull...

Must have been quite the ride...

BTW, my experience with Brahma bulls is that they are really gentle and sweet...but I've only know a couple of them...

[jack grebe]

What????????????? No eye protection for the bull.


Animal abuse


no wait, maybe is we put GR in the backseat.........

[Larks]

We call them Brahman's in Oz, they look much the same but are they different cattle? or just different terminology?
Similar cross's though - Brangus, Brafords, Brahmousin

[Spin_Drift]

Here is Patches the horse riding in the car, going to a drive in for a burger and getting the man a beer out of the fridge for him...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=903cPL30pFo

[boylesboats]

Awwwww how cute

[carioca1232001]

Originally Posted by Phillip Allen

been done a long time...they're called Brangus...easy calving, high tolerance to heat and insect pests...put on weight fast

They tend to look like angus but with droopy ears

The technical term reserved for such controlled breeding - as in this case between Asian and European cattle - is heterosis. It makes for greater resilience to weather conditions, feed availability, disease and pests, plus increased fertility and quicker weight-gain.

Cattle that have been rebaptised as Brahma in the US and Oz are known in their original habitat - Gujrat Province, India - as Kankrej.

[George Roberts]

I remember driving from California to Washington state to Michigan with a pregnant wife, a 3 year old daughter, and 2 month old dairy goats - AMC Gremlin.

Spent 2 nights at a hotel in Montana. Snowed in. Baby bottles and hay for the goats.

People with livestock are strange.

[John Teetsel]

Two guys are driving down a country road when a pig falls out of the pickup truck they're following. The pig tumbles tail over snout into the ditch and they stop to check things out. Amazingly the pig's not hurt, just stunned, so they put him in the back seat and go chasing after the pickup. Of course there's a highway patrolman along the way and they get pulled over. They explain they were speeding because they were trying to return the pig to its owner. The cop says, “Ok, I admire the thought but there’s no way you’re gonna catch that truck. Tell you what. There’s a zoo a few miles up the road. You take the pig to the zoo and I’ll forget about the speeding ticket.” “Ok, great.” Off they go.

A couple of days later the cop sees the guys driving down the road with the pig in the back seat again, wearing a baseball cap. He pulls them over, walks up and says sternly, “I thought I told you two to take that pig to the zoo.” “We did. And he had such a good time that today we’re taking him to a ball game.”

[Dan McCosh]

Reminds me of a date I had once.

[kalevala]

Funny thread Honey.