Some people don't know about bulls beyond the "take the bull by the horns" quote. If you have ever been chased by one or have lived in an area where bullfighting is legal, you sure don't fall into that category. Bulls are male cattle- that everyone knows- how about we tell you something new? From the Marchigiana Bull to the Braham, here's an interesting list of the
20 biggest bulls in the world.
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I grew up on a farm/ranch and we were given a Holstein Bull calf by our friends who owned a dairy. The calf was born with rickets, which is a bone disorder and the dairyman thought that as the calf grew he would not be able to walk and he didn't want to spend the money and time to fix one calf. We brought it home and my sister and I took care of it, we named him Calfcalf btw, sounds stupid but we were kids! Well, Calfcalf started growing and the splints my dad made for him worked really good because soon he was running around playing with us! We loved Calfcalf! When he was fully grown his legs were as straight as arrows and because he was raised by two little girls he was as gentle as a kitten! We rode him like our horses and treated him with tons of love, and in the end he was 1200 or so lbs and the day came when we came home from school and Calfcalf went from the field to the freezer. We cried our heads off, but Calfcalf tasted wonderful!
This is the most "farm life" story ive read. This made me feel at home lol
i hated sending my cattle to market, you never loved him, if you had you'd not have eaten him bah!!!
I'm a city girl who knos NOTHING about farm life. But my 2nd yr in college my roommate was a girl who grew up on one of th largest dairy farms (back in th 70s) in Michigan, & it was a 3rd generation farm for her family. She told me about 4H fairs & raising calfs as a pet, & then her dad or grandpa wud hav it made into steaks. I freaked out at first!🤤 But then I spent a weekend out on their farm & I quickly learned: farm animals are not dogs or cats, they are animals expressly raised for food! I cud never do it, but then I wasn't raised on a farm. It goes w-th territory I guess. I'm just glad SOMEONE can do it cuz I like bacon🥓 & eggs🍳 & Hamburgers🍔! Best wishes, frm Detroit, Michigan, USA.
@@LsTinyDanc3r I grew up on a farm, but each beast has its very own personality, every face of Every cow I knew, no they are not pets but many do make pets of them Ms Linda Brown
Children can work miracles! 🤎 (My grandson named his kitten, “Kitty.” But he had a speech impediment which is normal for a lot of kids. It resolved itself by 1st grade or so. He pronounced his “K’s” and hard “C’s” like a “T.” Hence, his sister, Kyley, was Tyley. And the kitten was….yep….Titty! 😂 We were such awful parents/grandparents that we let it go and secretly howled about it. Titty is old now. And even though my grandson has perfect speech, the whole family still calls that sweet old cat “Titty.” 🤎 I think kids should name everything!
Interesting program, however two things the announcer switched back and forth from metric to US measurements even using both in the same breed. ALSO, several breed names were mispronounced. Still interesting. I grew up raising cattle.
Texas Longhorns are absolutely breathtaking when you see them in person. I’ll never forget the day I saw a man riding one with two following right behind. You really don’t want to stand too close as they can swiftly and effortlessly turn their heads and gore you! Such an awesome creature.
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Bulls are just so amazing, weight and all. When I was like 5 our Bull Henry a Black Angus went like 1500 lbs, they told me, and said stay away from Henry. Yeah tell a kid to stay away so there is Henry in the pasteur, he did not like adults and no one know if her would take to kids. But hey that did not stop my. I ran to him shouting his name Henry Hentry looked at me, like WTH is this he turned around my grandpop, uncle and pop like were Oh crap he is going to kill me. Henry stood his ground as I ran up to him yelling his name and then without thinking Henry put his head down like I will toss this thing up in the air. I just grabbed his head and kissed him and I love you Henry. dead silence from Henry and the adult men and women folk. I just held on and hugged him as much as i could get with my lil arms. slowly he moved his head up, looked me in the eyes and I said again I love you Henry and kissed his snout agin. From then on Henry was my BFF and walked with me like a big dog. Henry would still go after my pop, uncle and grandpop and the women but me, he could not wait till he saw me run to me and his his hugs and kisses and hear the words I love you Henry. Smiling and crying. He is at the bridge, died like the cows on their own, never killed, buried on the farm by their favorite trees. Be nice, be careful and let them know they are respected and loved, be surprised.
I love the way these enormous, masculine beasts leap and gambol about like happy little puppies! 😄
It's a lot of fun to watch all that agility until you're watching it come up from behind you and you got to get out of the way.
# Strange Topic....I am 100 % convinced that the bull being led into that trailer in your video was actually photo shopped and NOT a real animal at all.
definitely, that red door was about twice as long as the truck was wide.
The front part of the bull that's in the trailer doesn't match the back. It's the original image and it looks like a horse. Got em!!
You got that right, if that mother was real you couldn't even keep it fenced in. Hell you wouldn't be able to get close to it because it would kill you bulls are not known for their gentle nature after all.
When he was fully grown his legs were as straight as arrows and because he was raised by two little girls he was as gentle as a kitten! We rode him like our horses and treated him with tons of love, and in the end he was 1200 or so lbs and the day came when we came home from school and Calfcalf went from the field to the freezer. We cried our heads off, but Calfcalf tasted wonderful!
@@ToroBravo lmao good one 😂😂😂👌🏽
Here in Namibia I have seen the most beautiful and massive Brahman bulls. Those in the video are lovely animals, please cut out photo shopping.
Thanks for sharing , very interesting
I'm in Central Queensland, Australia. The most common type of cattle here are Brahman types. They cope better with the subtropical climates, have a thick hide to protect them from the spear grass, are drought resistant and tick resistant. There's a big problem with ticks here. They often get crossed to other breeds to create new breeds. The droughtmaster is popular and so is Brangus. This is a cross between Brahman and Angus.
is the droughtmaster related to the beefmaster? I'm from south texas so kinda curious
I am absolutely surprised that you have any kind of an Angus bloodline in Australia. We have a lot of Black Angus here in Nebraska we have a lot of rain here and they don't have to walk very far to eat all they want and we have a lot of feed lots. How much rain are you getting? I always thought you'd have something to look more like a longhorn from the old west because you didn't have the rainfall to support a cow like an Angus it looks like a stick of butter.
@@taylorwiggins2797 The droughtmaster and the beefmaster seem to be similar in the sense that they were created by crossing Zebu or Brahman cattle with British type cattle because the latter don't cope well with tropical or hot arid environments. They are from two separate breeding programs though.
@@markmcgoveran6811 I'm not sure how much rain we get here on average. Usually what happens is that the tropical pattern of a wet monsoonal season and a dry season is followed. The wet season usually breaks between October to December and the dry season starts in April. The last few years have been unusual though. Sometimes the wet season was late and at least one year there wasn't a wet season. Now it's been raining since November last year! It sounds like you are thinking of the tropical North, like Northen Queensland and the Northern Territory, specifically the Top End. They only have Zebu type cattle up there because that is what thrives in those harsh conditions. We used to have something called a Kimberley longhorn which was replaced by the Brahmans. It looks very similar to a Texas longhorn. They are now quite rare but those huge cattle stations up north are unfenced and some cattle go rogue. When I was up there I saw a Kimberley longhorn join a herd of droughtmasters which indicates there are pockets of them hidden in the bush. Any of them that are mustered up just get turned into pet food or the Aboriginals eat them. The furthest north I've seen a Hereford was in Gympie. The British type cattle are kept primarily in the south east states. There are a lot of black Angus in Tasmania, which has a climate similar to some European countries with a mild winter. Angus has been in Australia for long enough to develop its own variants. In Victoria a silvery grey mutation appeared and from these the Murray Grey was developed.
@@reswobiandreaming3644 thank you for the information. Most of the information I get about Australia is from the movies and a few people I've met that live there. It's a huge place and no one person would live long enough to really know the whole thing. Same thing here. Very few Brahma cattle are in Nebraska. Too cold in the winter. We got lots of Angus cattle and they look like a stick of butter with a little short legs. They would not do well having to forage in a desert scenario. We get lots of rain here and it's not monsoon it's just kind of random. If it rains a lot in the springtime we have a lot of brome grass. It's a cool season grass so it grows the most in the spring when it's cool. If you get a lot of rain in the springtime that brown grass is waist deep almost and thick and lush. When you get West of me quite a ways, the Pickens get a little slim for grazing cattle and there are leggier breeds. The holsteins in this video were almost unrecognizable. I used to go to a dairy farm and just buy raw milk right out of the tank and there were a lot of holsteins there that were all udder. I walked in the barn one time and they had the bull penned up in the barn. That Holstein bull was long and lean and extra mean. He was behind the wall from me that I could see through and the second I stepped in that door he let out a snort, and his lungs sounded like a blacksmith bellows sucking air. Generally Holstein cattle that are being milked are pretty mellow they're used to being handled. Long ago I heard about a cow called a brown Swiss. It was a dairy breed that was built like an Angus. It didn't give a lot of milk but it did give a high fat content milk. They may still be milking a brown Swiss somewhere but I haven't seen one in a couple decades.
Bull in thumbnail is photoshopped. The original photo is available. Clickbait
strange topic, that breed being led to the trailer is ''PhotoShop'' it's first known orgins began in the computer age, just after the recession of the late 1970's
give weights and heights in consistent units. peace
The oversized bull is a trick with photography. And putting a small guy on the side, is another part of the illusion.
FANTASTIC 20 Biggest Bulls In the World
Hard to watch but interesting. I like the anonymity of the supermarket as my only connection to beef.
Nice video and man, lots of Bull! Oh, I mean lots of hefty beef! Good work.
bulls are my favorite animal this is so cool
The calf was born with rickets, which is a bone disorder and the dairyman thought that as the calf grew he would not be able to walk and he didn't want to spend the money and time to fix one calf. We brought it home and my sister and I took care of it, we named him Calfcalf btw, sounds stupid but we were kids! Well, Calfcalf started growing and the splints my dad made for him worked really good because soon he was running around playing with us! We loved Calfcalf! When he was fully grown his legs were as straight as arrows and because he was raised by two little girls he was as gentle as a kitten.
Quick note for the narrator Devon and Summerset are not countries nor are any other areas within England, they are usually towns, counties, cities, etc. Not having a dig more so trying educate if it wasnt a mispoken sentence
Narration is computer generated…so it is an error for COUNTY.
Yes iam watching your video,but as of now i ded'nt know about kind of cow,coz here philippines common line of cows are brahman or autralian line.. So,it ok and very insperation your sharing story.. Done.. Stay with us..
I worked on a farm in NZ shearing. On that farm they had South Devon , their stud called Bertugill Stud had one Bull and it weighed 1.4 tonnes .
Red Angus has a much richer flavor! The best beef I’ve ever tasted!
Try Dexter beef, it's beautiful and really flavoursome!
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We raised Holstein Cattle . Great for milking and great personalities. We also raised Herferds. Cows great bull mean as hell !
Who ever made this video does not know the correct pronunciation of half the breeds of cattle. When I heard the Fraze genetically modified I could not believe what was said , different breeds of cattle were developed through selectively breeding for desired traits or through natural selection.
Fraze? Do you mean phrase?
omg yessss, I'm cringing every time a name is wrong
the stupidity in this video is incredible
This dude says that per lactation it produces 3000kg of milk 22min in -+ wtf. 😂 Wrong weight used 😂
Nice🐂🐃😊👌💓
My family had a South Devon bull and it was mostly like a giant dog…we called him South Paw.. when I would feed the cows he would prefer to have his head scratched than eat
Belgium Blue could be renamed Kardashian Blue.😉
Vile in both respects.
My grandfather raised Herefords and then later black angus. The black angus don’t have horns. The Herefords had to be dehorned. In Texas we pronounce Brahman “Bray-muh.”
Nice
If you don't know your cattle, this narrator isn't pronouncing any of the names or functions correctly. The facts are a bit questionable as well.
I know, Jess fcking Christ it's DRAFT even when it's spelled draught. Like draught beer.
Hereford, I had a pet Hereford bull that weighed 1895 LBS that was a very good looking bull and probably bought for breeding slaughterhouse beef. His mother was registrable and his father was AI, so good stock as well. While from fine stock, he was not "Grand Champion" material. He was also fairly comfortable to grab a snooze on while he wandered the pasture grazing.
@@AutoCrete Hey, Hereford bulls the pasture puppies, cuddley and curley.
@@AutoCreteHearford 😂
Dude is just reading a sheet, he switches from metric to pounds all video and has no knowledge of pronounce or historical information
Some seriously rad livestock!!
Jerry Clower: "There were 3 bulls standing around in a pasture, an old alpha bull, a medium sized adult bull and a smaller younger bull. The older bigger bull told the other two that 75 of the 90 cows in the pasture belonged to him; the middle bull said well 13 of the remaining bulls belong to him; then the younger bull said well I guess I'll take the other two. One day the rancher backed his trailer up to the fence and off stepped a huge seven foot tall two ton Brahma bull. The older bull said "I think I've been a bit greedy, I'm will to share some of my cows with him; The middle bull said "yeah me too". About that time the younger smaller bull started snorting and clawing and charging around the pin. The other two older bulls looked at the younger bull and said "hey man, are you out of your mind, you need to cool it, that Brahma will kill you". The young bull looked at the other two and said "I just want to make sure that he knows that I'm a bull".
Good one!
Hmmm....sounds like someone needs to start breeding Belgian Blues with Wagyus and Chianinas until they get a massive bull with Belgian musculature, Wagyu marbling and Chianina stature. That bull could probably yield a pair of 40 pound briskets with world-class marbling. Can you imagine turning up to a BBQ competition with that? That would be insane!
I live in Herefordshire and are local dairy farm has a crossbreed of Hereford and friesian cows
Your presentation is fine. Why do you have the creepy cartoon devil guy ?
Here in the United States dairy bulls are thought to be meanest.
Try to milk a bull
@@kellymartin8095 dumbest comment ever...
only if not handled. By their nature. dairy cattle are docile .
@@gregsmith7828 you had many holstein bulls before. the cows are very docile but the bulls as they grow older are the meanest I've seen. I known of many stories of them nearly killing men when they made the mistake of trusting them.
@@paulb3095 that's when they go to the feed lot to be fattened up for hamburger meat
Bodacious was the biggest one. Back in the 90'$ bo punked riders out so bad they wouldn't ride him. He even smashed a rider with a helmets face in... FACTS
Someone please tell Washington DC bulls can not have baby calves !
The thumbnail shows a bull being loaded onto a trailer. Thats like wrapping aluminum foil around a mountain lion.
Cant remember their names but I loved is it the Belgian Blue? and the black and white ones. I love all the loose skin looking like frills round the body
Looks photo shopped, bull loading in trailer
I believe the white bull in the trailer was a large Charolais
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very nice❤ video
#strangetopic Look at the guys feet. He is floating lol
The Charolais is pronounced shar-lay.
I got to the Belgian Blue part and did just that: Bleu my Belgian waffles all over the screen.
DRAFT. draught is pronounced DRAFT. and what's with the random (not countdown) list? Why lbs on one and kg on others? Ugh. Do better.
I love this video so much especially Brahman Bull
ohhh STINK! you missed the Piedmontese!!
bull number 2, it can be seen that the door that opens the trailer is longer than it should be from me right now minus the video has been edited
The bull climbing into the trailer is Photo Shopped
To the narrator: I found it frustrating when you told weight and height of the animal in kilograms and centimeters. I am not fluent in them as I am sure others aren't either. How about say both so we all can understand?
How about using a usefull system from the beginning and not some ancient shit..
Why are all the largest looking Bulls in the beginning of the video? As in rated higher numbers while the smaller looking ones are in the top 10 lol
my family has a ranch and we have simmental and our bulls are much bigger then the ones you showed on screen
poor animals, screwed up by humans. its disgusting
The picture of the gray bull . Photoshopped
Should have also Shah Cattle farms Punjab Pakistan they have huge bulls almost scary.
The buff bull lol
What you should look at is what breeds of cattle are used for rodeos. That would be awesome.
Usually an American Bucking Bull, which is a Brahman mix, that has been selected for the bull's bad temper.
Brown swiss?
Biggest 😮
Talked about other breeds of cattle but how about bringus what about these cattle they are very good cattle nature good-natured to a certain extent the bulls sometimes a little bit more louder than the females but they're Brangus cattle?
What ever happened to feet , inches , pounds ......?
USA 🇺🇸 is about the only country (maybe 2 other countries 🤔) that still uses these measurements. Every other country in the world 🌎 uses the metric system. We outta get out of the dark ages and catch up to the rest world and convert to the metric system. Imo I think we are absurdly proud of having this archaic standard measurement system. I kinda 👍 like it too. 😃😉🤠🥸😎🤓🤡
Maybe because the US is in the minority of countries that use those measurements
@@jenniefowler4968 yeah I though we were the only country to use those outdated measurements. Lol only learned about them once that was in 4th or 5th grade.
“Draught” is pronounced “draft.” And why “pounds” on some and “kilograms” on others? Can’t you convert?
That's sad to me
I never sink the bolt epic in my whole life. What do they feed them? How can you tell a mill from a female something new every day?❤
I breed them & 1 of by parthenaise bulls is in this video
Cool ill look out for it if i havnt missed it already
they all r sell very costly in the market and the basically they all r stay in dairy products they all r provides a lots of facilities in the stables no 2,4,6
#strange topic it's probably a sharley
Animals shown wzy over weight quoted
To ask people to like a video before viewing it is to admit you care absolutely nothing about sincerity!
The Belgian Blue is the ugliest bull I've ever seen...but, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Charlia
#strange topic that is a Midwestern photo shop breed.
The guy narrating is computer generated the bull going into the trailer is also computer generated and people should be more concerned about their health than if the narrator is wrong or not watch the doc FORK'S OVER KNIFE'S
Kept switching from pounds to kilograms.
2:34 commonly known as a fake photo
The bull going into the trailer was photo shopped. No telling what size he really was. You should always doubt hard to believe photo's these days. Especially when they are such poor quality. You can tell also about those that would use these to try and pull the wool over your eyes too.
That's a lot of bull.
IF YOU CAN GET A TRAILER THAN CAN HOLD A BULL THIS BIG GOOD LUCK IN MY THOUGHTS OF
Very strange mixing of standard and metric measurements. No explanation why.
chris
It's pronounced. DRAFT...
These videos are usually good, as is this one, but the centipede on your face deal is a little off putting, and tiring.
Biggest or overfed to look bigger with bad feet because of weight and diet
Pounds , kilograms tell me nothing
roughly there is 2 pounds in 1 kilogram. That is not exact, but works for this video.
@@Goldenhawk583 2.2 pounds in a kilo. But yeah… the failure to convert the weights for each variety seems a bit lazy.
@@GwynneDear agreed, it should be the same throughout:)
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The bull entering the trailer was obviously photoshopped!
If you want someone to subscribe then don't threaten them. Shame on you.
La pronuncia è in effetti sbagliata
Main reason why I swore off beef is the fact their lives end in a very short time period just for the sake of someone eating a hamburger. The same goes for pigs as well. I'm very happy I chose this route and feel better about myself too. One of our most important regions in the world in terms of oxygen production is the Amazon basin. However, it is being ransacked by illegal logging and cattle ranching. I believe we should exert more pressure on the Brazilian government to do something about it. This environmental disaster is literally cutting off our oxygen supply with the added killing of numerous rare and endangered animal and plant species that call the Amazon their home. I call the Amazon and other rain forests our planet's lungs. Human habitat degradation is accelerating, leaving many species extinct or close to it. Many people could care less because their self gratification comes first and to hell with future generations.
Almost clicked away after 1rst pic of bull entering the trailer. So obviously photoshopped
Sad to see these bulls of such size. No need what so ever to them this big. All man made.
Fake photo notice the pink line in the blending on the dude
Belgian Blue Cattle look like a mutation.
#strangetopic that is my mother in law
My grandma is from Belgian so you know know what I’m saying lol