Quincy News: Littleton Bull bull run hits Day Five

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– News from elsewhere covered by Quincy Quarry News.

Littleton Bull bull run hits Day Five.

The Littleton Bull continues to evade capture in the wake of his bold escape from a livestock auction in Littleton on Tuesday.

As this story is easily the most covered animal story of this week’s news cycle, considerable news copy has been foisted upon the public.

For example, reports that the Littleton Bull is a Brahma Bull.

For those not familiar with things bovine, Brahma cattle are from India.

They are also the usual bull riding ride at a rodeo.

The experts on things bovine at Quincy Quarry, however, are not convinced the Littleton Bull is a Brahma bull.

Black Bulls matter
A still image of a WHDH 7 video

For example, his all black color is an atypical color for a Brahma as well as that he does not have the signature hump found on the backs of a Brahma.

Also, as he is polled, if not also dehorned, this identification clue is missing.

Additionally, the few pictures of the so-far elusive Littleton Bull do not readily show the large and low-hanging ears characteristic of the Brahma.

Further, neither do any of pictures or videos indicate the considerable hanging skin along the bottom of the torso that is typical of a Brahma bull.

Humped, horny, well-hung and tattooed bad boy
An online image

As such, the bull team at Quincy Quarry suspects that the Littleton Bull is a probably a crossbreed as opposed to a purebred Brahma.

After all, as bull gets around, such only makes sense.

Regardless, what is clear is that the Littleton Bull is rapidly accruing quite a fan base of supporters as he continues to be on the lam.

As exclusively twitted previously by Quincy Quarry, the Littleton Bull’s supporters include at least one internationally known celebrity who is doing all he can to help the Littleton Bull continue his bull run.