No Bull

One of our largest bovine products, the Life Size Plastic Bull is the ideal partner to compliment his female counterpart. As you would expect he oozes virility and takes no prisoners. This fibreglass bull is a big beefy boy, given respect and looking the business wherever he is placed. It`s little wonder this icon of strength was worshipped in the ancient world.

Bull Fighting

The depth of body and positioning of his strong legs, ensure he is extremely stable and no push over. We would not recommend picking a fight with this guy...

Security and Stability

During production, metal rings or "lugs" are inserted into the mould of each hoof. This allows the bull to be either bolted, screwed or nailed down to a base for added security and stability.

Bully for You

The fibreglass bull model only weighs around 75kg, so he can be easily carried. 

If however, you require the model bull to be mobile; in order to take him out and in your premises - we can supply a trolley or skateboard which has four individual wheels underneath - each wheel with a solid brake.

The bull can then be bolted down onto the skateboard in order to be wheeled around. And to complete the "look" we can cover the skateboard with the latest artificial turf or Astroturf; thereby transforming the skateboard into a turfboard. completing the image of a bull at grass. 

Others wishing a more permanent position, favour bolting him onto a concrete plinth.

If the life size bull is to be placed on a softer surface, such as a grass field, park or beach, metal tent pegs can be hammered into the ground to secure him, and then removed when required.

Both methods provide a great degree of stability and security from extreme elements - climatic and the odd dishonest human!

Customisation

Our standard model bulls are in black or black and white markings representing the Holstein breed.


However, if a client requires the animal to take on a different appearance, our artist can accurately work to a brief; frequently to tight deadlines.

Bull Market

We are often asked to design or provide input on a branding. In one such case, we liased closely with our client who was a wine producer. The normal "stuffy" attitude attributed to wine selling was dismissed as a modern contemporary image was used.The main logo on the label of the bottle of this particular vintage featured a bull.The client wanted to "bring the bull to life" in order to promote the brand at Trade Exhibitions and Industry Events.They also planned to "place" the bull in "selected urban locations" to provide further marketing exposure, thereby raising the profile of the drink. (Off the record, it genuinely is a damn fine quaff...)