No bull? Yes, bull. A big one, riding through a small town in Nebraska on the passenger side of a Ford sedan with a hole cut in the roof.
Watusi bulls, like Howdy Doody, have enormous horns and usually travel by foot.It was a nice, pretty, calm day in Norfolk, Nebraska, sunny with a little haze and 53 degrees about 10 in the morning with not much going on when police officers got a call over the radio that said a car was rolling eastbound on 275 with a bull in the passenger seatIt was Nebraska, after all, where the population of about 6.8 million cattle far outnumber the 1.9 million people, so it wasn’t a terribly unusual call.
But the cops were thinking it would probably be a little calf that would fit into a car seat relatively easily. Nope. It was what you call a Watusi bull, a breed native to Africa, which can grow as big as 1,800 pounds, and this big boy seemed to be on the large end of the spectrum. Watusis have massive, curved horns as big around as a man’s arm that measure six or seven feet from tip to tip.
The Ford sedan had been modified to accommodate Howdy Doody, which was the bull’s name. It had a hole cut in the roof because Howdy would have been taller than the car standing on the ground. Still a tight squeeze.Latest headlines:
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