Probably a TX Longhorn x Watusi cross. LH would never have that 'mass' of horn, and Watusi would not have the horizontal spread... But cross the two, and thats what you'd get.
I think you're right. Watusi's horns come out more to the tops of their skulls, Longhorn's from the side of the skull. I have seen spreads that size on Watusis though.
# 6 if he has independent braking on the back axles then no problem. i have driven tractors miles on the back wheels using the brakes to steer. any country boy knows how.
Yup, pulling logs a long distance I've done that. Left or right brake for turning. Even with the front bucket full of dirt sometimes the front just would not stay down.
A river of concrete is visible discharging from the bowl. If he was any good as a mixer driver he'd have backed up - it looks like there's even room to do a U turn after the steep bit.
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Watusi steer. a yard ornament.
ReplyDelete#1. Imagine that on the front of your Cadillac. You'd need a wide load sign and maybe an escort.
ReplyDeleteAwesome specimen.
#3 looks hella-fun.
ReplyDelete4. Just who was it that thought we needed the captions?
ReplyDeleteThat is a long horn in #1 for certain.
ReplyDeleteWatusi. It's an African breed.
DeleteProbably a TX Longhorn x Watusi cross. LH would never have that 'mass' of horn, and Watusi would not have the horizontal spread... But cross the two, and thats what you'd get.
DeleteI think you're right. Watusi's horns come out more to the tops of their skulls, Longhorn's from the side of the skull. I have seen spreads that size on Watusis though.
Delete#3 should be an Olympic sport ,Why isn't this a part of the olympics?
ReplyDelete#6 Great throttle control
ReplyDelete# 6 if he has independent braking on the back axles then no problem. i have driven tractors miles on the back wheels using the brakes to steer. any country boy knows how.
ReplyDeleteYup, pulling logs a long distance I've done that. Left or right brake for turning. Even with the front bucket full of dirt sometimes the front just would not stay down.
DeleteMy brother-in-law bought a set of such horns for his truck and found they were much too long for the road.
ReplyDelete#6 I wonder if any cement spilled out the back.
ReplyDeleteNo, but a lot of concrete did.
DeleteA river of concrete is visible discharging from the bowl. If he was any good as a mixer driver he'd have backed up - it looks like there's even room to do a U turn after the steep bit.
Delete#2 the Springer Spaniel (fifth from left) is the whistleblower: don't be impressed, this food isn't actually any good.
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