15 Abnormally Large Bulls That Actually Exist
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- Опубликовано: 5 май 2024
- There are plenty of large animals in the world, like elephants, giraffes, and rhinos. But what about specific animal breeds that tend to be bigger than others of the same animal species? Bulls are a premium example of how wide-ranging this species is. From bulls with double-muscling to those weighing over 1,000kg on average, here are 15 abnormally large bulls that actually exist.
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Without a doubt it would be difficult for a bull to give birth.
🤣🤣🤣 I was thinking the same thing!!!
Hah
My bulls have never gave birth what bout u guys
I think you took that wrong I think he mint for the mother of it
No s**t Sherlock!
Your pronunciation of the breeds and flip flopping between standard and metric weights and heights is killing me lol. Don’t think I’ll be back.
I once looked after store cattle, I had a favourite and you get to know what they're like personally.Loved every minute, if I could I'd own a few as pets.I was lucky enough to be a hand on a 32 acre field with barns and a vintage Massey Ferguson tractor.
You should have finished with the Belgian blue That thing is amazing
I guess Beefalo doesn't count or does it? I grew up in Oklahoma. When I was a boy/teen I worked at several Livestock auction salebarns. An auction is just a bunch of pens and gates and a viewing area and scale. The alley between the pens was 10 feet wide. One day they brought in a monstrously huge Bull off the scale I will never forget. He was older and docile and moved slowly. He was a longhorn mixbreed I believe--probably half Hereford. The animal was the largest I had ever seen. Over 7 feet at the shoulder and his massive horns were so wide the tips banged on the bars on both sides of the alley. (Hornspan over 10 feet!) The teen boys were trying to get him moving faster smacking him with pokers and whips. They were wailing on him and he didn't seem to give a crap at all. I was 35 feet in front of him opening and shutting gates to guide him to the jackpot pen. Next thing I know someone yells "LOOK OUT!" and I looked over my shoulder and the bull had closed a 35 ft gap in about 2 seconds and he was right on me with his head down and his nose right up my ass!! He cocked his head slightly to the side so he could rear up(cuz his horns were so wide he couldn't come up strait) his nose came up forcefully under me and launched me literally 12 feet into the air. In the air I made an acrobatic adjustment( I grew up with a trampoline and did Gymnastics). I went over the top bar (8 feet high) and landed in a pen that was tightly overpacked with shoulder to shoulder cattle!! AND as luck would have it I landed square on top the back of a young Bull in perfect riding position !!!(but I was backwards on him) All the boys paused a second and then a huge burst of laughter when they realized I was OK. The young bull was trying to buck me off but he couldn't move enough to do much. All I could do was hang onto his tail. This impromptu backwards bull ride made the boys laughter intensify into insanity and I too was laughing my head off! It turns out that a dumbass boy took a fiberglass cowpoke rod and cracked the enormous bull in the nuts with it trying to get him to move faster and this is what set off the gentle giant. I have a lot of stories from only a few short years handling cattle in that crazy place but THAT ONE takes the prize.
I remember that! That was wild!
Learn your cattle breeds half of these are wrong
I'm no expert but I saw Herefords , (brown with white faces) that he called something else.
Look at my comments
I'm a farmer and I should know more breeds of cows
Hell Yeah!!
Fr tho
Why don't you use one consistent weight and height description rather than switching between metric and imperial measures seemingly randomly.
agree! difficult to compare. would have thought that #1 would have been the biggest based on the title.
I was thinking that very thing and saw your comment
True, it's annoying
Might want to get your facts straight the bulls you kept showing at #11 is a Hereford I know this because I’m a fifth generation beef farmer and that’s what we raise on our farm
Drives me nuts, that they don't really know what they are presenting.
I'm also pretty sure that #10 and #9 are literally the same thing.
Hubba, hubba look at them juicy peaches, oh I love me some bulls ass in my mouth, says no VEGAN EVER!⚰️⚰️ the day the world went vegan🤭
I saw the herfords and thought maybe a different name in different countries and I know may cattle through years of living and working on farm's
I thought the same.
Absolutely beautiful
Bison make the movie highlights at the beginning but not the list? What Da Frig? They can be over 2500 lbs too.
My great-uncle had a huge Brahma bull that he named Double Ugly. That thing was massive and intimidating, but one of the most gentle bulls I’ve ever seen. It was no worry at all for children to walk or play around him and pet him. He was almost more of a pet than a breeding stock. Had a huge fenced meadow almost to himself and loved when people came to visit.
Have you done a video on tiny animals? 🙃
Hopefully they did not eat him
@@Lucky73678 Nah. He was more of a novelty. There weren’t many Brahmas around at the time, so he was pretty unique. He got a big ol’ grazing meadow almost to himself.
Hubba, hubba look at them juicy peaches, oh I love me some bulls ass in my mouth, says no VEGAN EVER!
@@valiantwarrior4517What Happened To Him As Of Now
@@Elephant-Puppet I don’t know. My great-uncle and his wife passed away years ago. It’s been probably over 35 years since I saw that bull.
What about Santa Gertrudis and Droughtmaster? I love the way that when the narrator mentions the cow of a breed... they show a bull (the pork sausages between the legs are a dead giveaway).
We had Santa Gertrudis. Our bulls name was Rounder. He was one big ass boy. Wouldn't turn your back on him, but he was pretty gentle.
Beautiful off spring for sure!!
That all white ones that start with the chi are really beautiful too
Brahman are such a beautiful breed, would love to own a few Brahman and Texas Long Horns
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The first breed looks like they are in incredible pain.
I agree, like they said health issues come with the breed.
and double muscling is a cow killer.
I love bovines! They are all so beautiful! 😍
Why are you showing Hereford cattle when talking about Glan?
I came to see if anyone else noted that. He's just showing random footage in some places no matter which breed he's talking about.
@@puirYorick yeah agreed.
@@blazecorp Pretty sure there was some random feedlot footage of similar assorted beef cattle in there too.
@@puirYorick you have to wonder if he’s even seen a cow in his life. Lol
@@blazecorp Possibly - I think all these LIST OF & Top 10 style videos are cobbled together by lazy content makers using cut & paste from whatever available material they find then they normally run it through a robot voice reader for narration (again using cut & paste scripting); sometimes photoshop a thumbnail and DONE.
You were showing Belted Galloway there. Like witnessing a series of wrecks on the highway.
Twenty minutes of my life I want back...
I'm out with only a couple minutes lost. Thank yoy
Thats funny, our Angus's are quite small, Charolais the biggest in Ireland anyway, but not Angus, and they are bad tempered often, Charolais are so gentle my Grandads cattlemen would dump me into the Carolais bulls loose box as a sort of joke or to keep me outa the way if I was a nausince, (often). The intresting thing is the Bull, hand reared as is wise with bulls, was so worried about treading on a small child that it would carefully herd me into the cornor and trap me there with its horns, I had to be carefullnot to appear too distressed by this yreatment too, or the damn thing would comfort me in the same way it would a racaltricant calf, by licking me all over, especially the head, it was one thing to be trapped but to be soaked to the skin by a gently lowing giant slobbering three ton snugglebun was, to a small boy the ultimate "horror".
Had a neighbor who raised registered Limousines. They even took a trip to France before getting involved. They pronounced it just like we do here in the US for the long car! 😆
those double muscled bulls look like they are in pain
My first thought too.
My first thought to
They must not be able to run or jog
They are.
Yeah humans bred them this way. Also, think how tough a steak from them would be.
AWESOME!!! BULLS!!!💯👍🏻💯❤️
If you see a ditch and a long brown line on the pasture. That means someone was running away from the bull 😂😂
There is always commentary that is wrong in your clips. The Gland Cows pictured are in fact, White Faced or Herefords.
Agreed... those are Herfords...
Limousin= limoseen, not li moo sin. Ugh
Charloias= Shar LAY
Wow
Or maybe Holsteins.
Yep, Herefords for sure, I should know, I have hundreds of them.
Most farmers do not prefer longhorns. What a load of crap. There are some people that will raise them but most of the time it is for show. My father actually had about a half dozen longhorn.
It depends on what kind bull it is and depends one what the type of cow used fourth in the agricultural field a dairy cow is not the same as a beef cow a beef cow is not the same as a bison a bison bull is not the same as a denim bull.
Glan Cattle are like giant puppies😂 they love to play
Very interesting, my favorite is the Charolis, I can't spell, I have raised them, but the best for the table is a Bramua bull crossed with a Charolis cow fed out with corn. Me and my Father fed out many crossed breeds with his formula for feeding out these fine Steers.
Is there meat rich with flavor?
@@shawnabrown6001 without a doubt, when feed out right the have so much flavor and the texture of the meat is so incredible, any way you want to cook it.
Charolais, is the spelling, from France.
@@roselyneleclerc332 thanks for your response, I was close 👌. They are fine cows and they get big.
Corn 🌽 fed beef need to be treated with antibiotics because it's not a natural food for them. I've grown calves to butcher weight using nothing more radical than Alfalfa pellets with rolled barley, and for a treat, a tablespoon of molasses. The hay was orchard grass. Our calves never weighed less than a thousand pounds gross weight. And every one of them was a bottle-baby 🍼 given goat's 🐐 milk until they were 4 to 5 months old; they would follow a bottle the rest of their lives, too. Corn is not and never has been necessary for raising cattle, despite what the corn industry tells you.
@2;27. WOOOOWWWWW!!! That bull is the 2021 teabagging champ🏆.....hands down! Lol!
my uncle had a black Angus bull that was over 2,000 pounds
The Belgian Blue is truly an amazing beast. I mean who knew a bull could give birth! 😅
You are the right kind of stupid.
first time i heard of a bull giving birth lol
The way you pronounce the names of the bull breeds sounds like you’re excitingly introducing the different races in Star Trek.
The voice is probably a computer
So true !
the pronunciation is painful to my ears.
American drawl. Doing his best to sound macho.
Try it at 1.25 speed
It makes this bot almost tolerable.
Just slowed by yt. Try 1.25 speed @@joanhodgson9616
I have had most of these breeds of bulls come thru my job, and I can say a few times I have seen some bulls that were tanks and some have been so mean and aggressive they break out of our bull pens
Check out Australian feral bulls. Bulls who literally live millions of acres away from society.
If you have a Belgian Blue... you just gotta name it Ahnold!
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Actually missed Sibbi bull from Pakistan.
At 2:38, the Longhorn cattle walking down the road in town is in Woodward Oklahoma. We have a cattle drive through town every year to kick off the Elks Rodeo. I have videos about Woodward and the rodeo both on my channel. Unfortunately I do not have a video of the cattle drive but I will try to video it this year and upload it.
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Here where I live in Texas the city has a Longhorn drive thru downtown in June. Not sure what it's for. Or is " kicking off
When I went to a drive in zoo with my dad and sister we saw a lot and particularly a long horn,when my dad saw it he said"i bet those things are heavy",he had to explain to me he was talking about its horns because of the longhorn having to carry them 24/7,only when he explained it to me I understood what he was talking about.
Where I come from farmers also raise cattle. Dairy farmers rely on cows for their livelihood.
Flip-flopping between pounds and kilos is unnerving!
Abnormally large Bulls ! Lots of corn beef 🥩! GV ! 💪🐄 💪 😳
Angus are miserable beasts, worst cattle I ever had to deal with.
Amen! The time my mother bought Angus cows was a nightmare. After they had their calved and weaned, Mamma's went by by. No more torn down fences. Not that was a long year.
there is big bulls i lived on farm -my childhood-i seen 1 run threw a steal gate -i was 8-9
Beautiful bulls
Please keep the units of measure the same, preferably inches and pounds. Thanks
I know what a draught animal is, but what is a 7:28 droft animal?
The Testicles are scary. Can you imagine having them instead of our own 😂😂😂😂😂
There's a plastic surgeon out there to take care of that.
The bigger the balls the better the bull. At least that's what my grandma would always say.
Where I come from, farmers grow plants and ranchers raise cattle.
Well where I come from our farm is bigger than texas and we farm cattle on it
New age farming is just about a joke. There is no work in it anymore
@@markhepworth7822 what does "where I come from" and traveling abroad have to do with each other? Your assumptions are not only wrong, but idiotic.
What about sheep, or deer or pigs?
@@JackedLantern-yt there sure is in New Zealand
Dam! Now that's a bull!!
Do more videos like this😉
Perhaps you should do some research on the pronunciation on these breed names!
Annoying narraration. It sounds like a bad script read by computer synthesized voice.
Charolais are known as mean and difficult to deal with.
In Cloncurry I saw a Brahman tied up in front of the post office along with a small dog. Later when returning to my car they were hitched in front of the hotel.
Those were some big ass bulls. We had a Angus bull,I don't know why but every time I went to the pasture to pick berries that bull would follow me around. My mother-in-law would laugh her ass off at me.Even I know they usually don't get up to 2000 lbs.. he was pretty close. I was terrified of him I would hide behind things and he would still find me. I would make my mother-in-law come over and stand by me. I prayed that big ass bulls stayed away from me. I never ended up with no berries,and I never went with her again.
Somebody needs to learn them cows names
My family runs a ranch and I cowboy you said all the names wrong
Have you come across the Afrikaner bull? Southern Africa, somewhere between a Charolais and a brahman.
I had a beautiful 2000# Beefmaster Bull. While I had large crossbreed cows, I had to sell my bull cause I was afraid He would break down my cows.
Oh there's one bull I know who was a general alongside a tortoise and stole chi. Also has the best theme ever
you do not pronounce the names even close to correct and there was a steer in minnesota that weighed #4200. about #300 more after dinner look him up a holstein
We had Charolais, Red Poll or Pol. There was a couple other breeds that were big. Bigger the better. The calf's at birth were 120 lbs. I think the average is somewhere around 60. In January and February were the birthing months. There were even 6 that were AIED. We had to pull almost all the calf's. A Ranchers job is 24/7. Especially that time of year. We had over 360 head. Lost six. Pretty good numbers to me. Still changed to smaller cattle. That to me was a nightmare. Sleep deprived for a month and a half. In the winter in the snow. Most were Herfords or crosses. Black or Red Angus. Limousin, Simental. We had a mix. Think 146 was the largest. Was an AIED cow. Was a Holstein. Was a giant. Pulled that one too. Poor cow. This was Early 80's. Think we had six bulls that were over a ton. They wreck fences really good. Also when that big you go where you want any time you want. Back then Hot shots were still legal. We did sell a couple bulls to Joe Kelsey.
Where are hotshots illegal?
@@marlind.odermatt8108 I heard it in Washington State in the early eighties. It would be funny they were banned because people would shock each other with those. Pretty sure thinking about it, because my parents worked a lot of livestock auctions. Unless you were joking and I wrote this for nothing.
Saw people branded.
@@goodeye6373 Well good news once you leave the left coast, the hotshot industry still thrives
My life my rules.
I wish that damned centipede was where the sun don't shine.
Wow never seen that breed
Or this centipede will crawl on your face while sleeping
Me who hasn’t slept in 2 days: *Bish try me*
THE FINEST
That is a lot of bull!
The parthenae bulls do look mighty tasty..a nice porterhouse and sirloin would be very welcomed 😀
Why not do metric and English conversion for weights and measurements? It’s too hard to flip it to standard measurements if that is what we use in the USA! My brain is tired now!!!
Entire world use metric,Usa is not entore world
Why we still have imperial instead metric?
for number 11 you where showing Herefords, I know this as I live and work on a cattle station
Is every youtuber just having a star topic
Since you are talking about various breeds, it would be helpful if their name was written on the visual part until you change breeds.
we have a highland/Angus bull that is pretty big.Those cows look like they can barely walk.
Wonderful and informative video. The different breeds were interesting. My problem is in the spoken narration: sometimes the bull's weight and height are given US measurement terms [pounds and inches] and sometimes in Metric terms [cm and kilos]. That makes it hard for us Americans to understand/compare/contrast the various breeds.
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1448 kilograms will be the weight of the biggest bull I ever seen, nothing surprises me anymore
My grandpa has a glan bull and six or seven glan cows
That number 1 Angus
Also the dark red and white calves are herfords
Spell it right Hereford
Pretty sure your facts on some bulls is wrong. You see Glan Bulls all over Alberta and even BC Canada.
You just said the Belgian bull was created by selecting these two different breeds. That is genetic modification
I think this catttle “genius” means DNA editing but it’s a completely different thing
Everyday i see "Brahman Bull" here in my city in India.
We just call it bull.
Today i came to know that they are called Brahman bull.
Damn. Any One Of Them, Could Have Been The Father Of The Minotaur.
Its actullay a limo-sene that how it pronounced
Yeah I've seen those cars too
Ever heard of HEREFORD ! ! ! ! !
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help he sounds like the person that says 'NUMBER 15 BURGER KING FOOT LETUCE"
The Belgian Blue is indeed genetically modified.
Not modified but selected. It's basically what we did to dogs. If it was modified its genes would have to be changed by humans. Just wanted to let you know. And I hope I don't sound rude :)
Not only crosses, to have lean meat, to invite heart attacks, the meat is less fatty than all other breeds, no hormone everything is natural, the secret is to know which breed to cross, the Japanese cross the b.b.b with their cows and the fall of heart attacks is falling in Japan, The Belgian is very strong in breeding, the two best working horse breeds and the best dogs in the world
We had on average 120 bulls. Yes we run alot of cows on a open range opperation
One bull was a horned Hertford
We called him Freckles
He was easily over a ton Freckles was the dominate bull.None of the other bulls ever challenged him.the you never went into a corral on foot. Even on horse-back you were very cautious
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BELTED Galloway is what you’re showing.
Can a bull be genetically modify with Rhino DNA?
It is pronounced “limb-a-son “ cattle and “char-lay” cattle the spelling is how it is pronounced.
It is draft not drift. Do you know what draft animals are used for?
the Belgian Blue ...it looks like an over trained bodybuilder😵
Yes
Holstein are my favorite cows I love them
are you sure they are real or its jusy amyth bro and also where do you get the information