Bull Cattle Mugs
Description: This design features a powerful bull cattle representation, capturing the strength and presence of this iconic farm animal. With a rustic and western-inspired aesthetic, it reflects the spirit of ranch life and agricultural heritage. Ideal for those who appreciate rural landscapes and livestock imagery, the artwork conveys resilience, tradition, and the enduring connection between nature and farming culture.
Strong Bull Cattle Rustic Farm Illustration Mug
by NishaPrabhuDesigns
$13 $18
Description: A emblem-shaped picture featuring a brown bull with large horns on the right side. The left side depicts oil pump units and derricks against a backdrop of hills and an orange sunset sky with three birds. The text 'CTT OIL EXPLORATION AND CATTLE' is presented on a banner at the bottom.
Description: RSO Records was a record label formed by rock and roll and musical theater impresario Robert Stigwood and record executive Al Coury in 1973. The letters "RSO" stood for the Robert Stigwood Organisation and the company's headquarters were located at 67 Brook Street, in London's Mayfair. In 1978, the label boasted an unprecedented six consecutive number-one singles on the pop charts, holding the top spot for 21 consecutive weeks. RSO would log a further 10 weeks at the number 1 position, giving the label a record of nine in one calendar year. This feat remains unduplicated by any record label to date.
Description: This design is for men who identify as strong and confident. It features the phrase I Don't Care If She Got Red Flags I'm A Bull for those with a bold personality and a love for bulls.
I Don't Care If She Got Red Flags I'm A Bull Confident Attitude Men Bull Lover Mug
by Funny Animal Kings
$13 $18
Description: This design is for bull lovers, farmers, ranchers, and cattle owners. It features the quote Apparently I Have An Attitude Who Knew? for anyone with a strong personality.
Apparently I Have An Attitude Who Knew? Bull Farmer Rancher Cattle Humor Mug
by Michaelhaywood
$13 $18
Description: Cool square format paint splatter rainbow colors illustration of a Longhorn Cow Bull with inspiring warning message.
Mess with the Bull Get the Horns Mug
by Urban Archeology Shop & Gallery
$13 $18
Description: A grotesque and brutal design inspired by the uncompromising imagery of Cattle Decapitation. This artwork depicts a demonic butcher with a bull's head, wielding a bloody cleaver over a mutilated corpse on a chopping block. Behind him, a line of emaciated, doomed humans awaits their turn in a post-apocalyptic slaughterhouse. A powerful visual metaphor for animal cruelty, human hypocrisy, and societal decay — true to the band’s extreme ethos.
Description: Highland Cattle are a Scottish cattle breed. They are adapted to the cold weather and stay outside throughout the year. We have been raising these fluffy cows since 2007 on our farm in Finland.
Scottish Highland Cattle Bull 2016 Mug
by Highland Cattle of Saarela
$13 $18
Description: RSO Records was a record label formed by rock and roll and musical theater impresario Robert Stigwood and record executive Al Coury in 1973. The letters "RSO" stood for the Robert Stigwood Organisation and the company's headquarters were located at 67 Brook Street, in London's Mayfair. In 1978, the label boasted an unprecedented six consecutive number-one singles on the pop charts, holding the top spot for 21 consecutive weeks. RSO would log a further 10 weeks at the number 1 position, giving the label a record of nine in one calendar year. This feat remains unduplicated by any record label to date.
Description: A powerful Highland bull portrait featuring sweeping horns, a thick shaggy coat, and rich rustic colors. This detailed cattle design is perfect for Highland cow lovers, farmers, ranchers, Scottish cattle enthusiasts, western lifestyle fans, and anyone who appreciates majestic farm animals with bold countryside character.
Description: There’s always been good money in serving up good steaks to hungry folks in Texas and John Zentner's famous steakhouse is no exception. While he started several successful steakhouses, his first well-known venture was the Lowake Inn in Concho County, where according to Zentner, folks came a long way because he sold the only cold beer between San Angelo and Fort Worth, and he had good steaks and burgers to go with it. While the Lowake Inn was a gathering place for locals in this small community, travelers passing through made sure The Inn was on their itinerary and not only did folks come by road, but also by air; a small airstrip within walking distance of the inn allowed pilots of small planes to come and go with ease.
