Posted on 08/27/2010 11:57:24 PM PDT by BunnySlippers
Amazingly, the seven-year-old bullock is still growing meaning he could smash through the current British record in a matter of months.
When Shaun, a carpet fitter, saved Trigger he had no idea his new black and white friend would grow up to his magnificent size.
Trigger's enormous weight means he could potentially make 7,665 Big Macs or even 6,137 Burger King Whoppers.
But family pet Trigger lives a life far removed from that of your average livestock.
Instead he enjoys a relaxed lifestyle in a field at Kingswood, Herefordshire, where he eats a daily diet of grass, cattle cake, mineral lick and a packet of apples every week.
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There won’t be a son of Trigger. They nipped him in the bollocks.
Big bull ping.
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MMMMM RIBS AND TRI TIP AND FILET Mignon.MMMM
Holstein make for sorry beef for some reason the meat will not marble well. Would do alright for hamburger if you have enough fat to blend in. Just a day or so ago some holstein calves sold on the RFDTV network for $54.00 a hundred weight and they weighed 450#, the same weight of Angus calves brought $154.00 per hundred weight.
Look at the photos.....
Pretty stupid if you ask me.
They could have made millions in stud fees from that monster.
Castration actually makes the large bones grow longer so he probably would not have grown so large if he hadn't been cut.
I was thinking he must have been castrated at a very early age and maybe bottle fed,a Holstein bull is a dangerous animal.
Thinking he is quite a bit more than 2000 lbs
I`ve got a 2200 lb Angus bull that was sick when he was young...a neighbors dog mauled him severly,chewing off his ears among other wounds.I fed him for 3 months before he stood up...he like having his neck rubbed
Yes, those dairy breeds have dangerous bulls that's why a lot of AI is used for breeding. I had a longhorn bull who weighed in around 1850 and was as tame as a dog around humans, kids could climb all over him and he didn't bat an eye, however around other bulls he was all snorting, pawing the ground and charging fences.
They really are that big. The reason we hardly see them is because these males are usually made into veal at a young age. The females are kept for milking.
From the story, it appears that he was slated to be killed as a calf.
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