Steer Mugs
Excavator Heavy Equipment Machine Digger Builder (72) Mug
by Good Vibes
$13 $18
Description: Ideal for construction workers, heavy equipment enthusiasts, and those who love powerful machinery. This design is perfect for builders, contractors, and operators who enjoy working with skid steers.
Built To Move Dirt Skid Steer Operator Heavy Equipment Mug
by Carlota Suazo
$13 $18
Description: This design features a Western Longhorn Bull Skull. Perfect for cowboys, cowgirls, rodeo enthusiasts, ranchers, and anyone who loves country living and the Wild West.
Western Longhorn Bull Skull Cowboy Rodeo Rancher Mug
by Dog&Cat
$13 $18
Chase Banners, Not Boys - NOT FOR RESALE WITHOUT PERMISSION Mug
by StockShowStickers
$13 $18
Description: This local pride layout features a Texas longhorn steer skull centered above a smoker. The text highlights the reputation of Lockhart as a culinary hub within the state. Smoke rises from the cooking equipment, emphasizing the tradition of cooking meat low and slow. This motif captures the essence of central Texas cooking culture and regional culinary heritage.
Barbecue Capital Lockhart Texas Lone Star State Mug
by travel2xplanet
$13 $18
Description: A pixelated scene depicts a covered wagon pulled by a steer. Green grass lines the bottom of the scene. Three lines of white, distressed text read: "GET IN LOSER", "WE'RE GOING TO DIE", and "OF DYSENTERY". The overall style is retro pixel art.
Get In Loser We're Going To Die Of Dysentery Wagon Mug
by christian king studio
$13 $18
Description: A circular emblem features a steer's head with long horns, a cowboy boot, an oil derrick, and a city skyline in the background. Text reads "CTT OIL Exploration & Cattle" and "WEST TEXAS" with a star embellishment. The overall style is retro and bold.
Bull Head Oil Derrick Cowboy Boot Skyline "CTT OIL Exploration & Cattle West Texas" Mug
by phsycstudiocoly
$13 $18
Description: A cartoon tabby cat with yellow eyes is behind the steering wheel of a car, holding it with its paws. The text "TOONCES" is in large blue letters on a cream background, with "THE DRIVING CAT" in yellow letters below. A green pine tree air freshener hangs from the rearview mirror.
Description: Livestock Show - Real Princesses Don't Need Castles They Just Need A Show Ring
Livestock Show - Real Princesses Don't Need Castles They Just Need A Show Ring Mug
by Absolute Cinema
$13 $18
Description: This is a great present for yourself, family, grandpa, grandma, mom, dad, daughter, son, sister, brother, uncle, aunt, boys, girls or anyone who support your birthday, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Family Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas or any special occasions.
Never Underestimate An Old Man With A Skid-Steer Mug
by Phylis Lynn Spencer
$13 $18
Description: Livestock Show - Real Princesses Don't Need Castles They Just Need A Show Ring
Livestock Show - Real Princesses Don't Need Castles They Just Need A Show Ring Mug
by Absolute Cinema
$13 $18
Description: Three cute ghosts with a western twist, featuring cow print, stars, and plaid bows, surrounded by pumpkins and cowboy sk
Pink Western Halloween Ghosts with Cowgirl Boots and Skulls Mug
by Roybyron
$13 $18
Description: A circular emblem featuring a longhorn steer's head in the foreground, set against a cityscape with oil derricks and buildings behind it. A cowboy boot is positioned to the right. The text "CTT OIL" arcs above the scene, with "EXPLORATION & CATTLE" on a banner below, and "WEST TEXAS" further down.
CTT Oil Exploration & Cattle West Texas Longhorn Cowboy Boot Emblem Mug
by NURUL SHAFIA
$13 $18
Description: Funny Sayings for Steer Wrestling "It's Okay If You Don't Steer Wrestling It's Kind Of A Smart People Sports Anyway". Funny gifts idea for Steer Wrestling lovers.
Steer Wrestling Lover It's Okay If You Don't Like Steer Wrestling It's Kind Of A Smart People Sports Anyway Mug
by BENZII SHOP
$13 $18
Description: Show off your tough country attitude and sense of humor with this classic western design! Centered around a highly detailed Texas longhorn bull with ornate typography, this graphic declares "Might Be Laid Back But I Can Lean Forward Real Quick." Perfect for cowboys, ranchers, farmers, and rodeo fans. Makes an excellent gift for Father's Day, ranch work, or a casual weekend out.
Might Be Laid Back But I Can Lean Forward Real Quick Funny Texas Longhorn Bull Cowboy Vintage Mug
by PhotoSphere
$13 $18
Description: Bull riding rules are dead simple: The rider has to stay on the bull for 8 seconds once the chute opens, and only one hand may be placed on the rope or bull at any time. That’s it. Each rider is scored out of 100 points, 50 from the bull and the other 50 from the rider. Riders get points based on the control that they show throughout a ride, while the bull is scored on how disruptive they are to the rider throughout the ride. While it may just be eight seconds, that ride is one of the longest eight seconds you can experience in life and is not for the faint of heart.
Description: Charles (CM) Russell, the “cowboy artist”, created more than 2,000 paintings of cowboys, Indians, and landscapes set in the Western United States. He lived and worked among the cowboys and the Blood Indian tribe in his younger years. This painting is called “On the Pond” and depicts a cowboy on horseback lassoing an escaped longhorn steer.
Description: This design features bold "DAD" lettering in a chenille patch style, with an embroidered outline, creating a strong visual representation. Below, a striking longhorn skull graphic is centered, flanked by decorative lines, adding a ranch aesthetic. The phrase "RUNS THE FAMILY" is displayed in a matching athletic lettering design, reinforcing the message of paternal guidance. This artwork is for fathers, dads, papas, and daddies who are proud leaders of their families. It appeals to husbands and parents who embrace their position as the family patriarch. The longhorn bull or steer graphic connects to a farm and ranch visual, symbolizing protection and authority within the family unit. This distinctive typography and graphic design is suitable
Description: 🚜 Get ready to tackle any job with this Skid Steer Loader t-shirt — a tribute to the nimble, versatile machine that dominates construction sites, farms, and landscaping projects. Known for its compact size and powerful attachments, the skid steer loader is the ultimate workhorse for tight spaces and heavy lifting. Perfect for construction workers, machinery lovers, and anyone proud of the grit behind the build. Wear your passion for heavy equipment and get ready to dig in! 💪🏗️🔥
My soul worth more than money, Inspirational quote, They can not buy me Mug
by Polokat
$13 $18
Description: In 1953, Al Berger opened up The Burger Bar in downtown San Jose, creating a popular spot for college students to grab a bite. Over the next few years, Al opened up two more locations. In 1956, he opened the first Burger Pit in Cupertino that featured a charcoal fired grill. The Burger Pit was a hit, and Al opened more than 25 locations throughout the San Jose area over the years where folks could get their charcoal broiled Steerburgers and flat-iron steaks. In the mid-80s, most of the locations were sold to a national fast food chain, but Al kept the primary location on Blossom Hill Road, leaving his son to run the show after retiring in 1986. The Burger Pit enjoyed a run of over 70 years before sadly closing their doors in 2024.
Description: 🚜🏗️ Skid Steer Loader – The Compact Jobsite Powerhouse The skid steer loader is the versatile hero of construction sites everywhere. Small but mighty, it can dig, lift, grade, and move with precision where big machines can’t go. Perfect for construction workers, heavy equipment operators, and anyone who loves powerful machinery in a compact package. ⚒️👷♂️💪
Description: Kenny Monfort was a Colorado cattleman who wasn’t happy with his options for getting his product to the East Coast, so being the industrious type of fellow that he was, he put together his own trucking operation. Gate to plate was important to Monfort, so he wanted trucks with enough power to make the run in a timely manner. Not concerned with return loads, turning a profit with the trucking operation was not in the equation. Monfort teams ran five-hour shifts, and it’s easy to see why “The Monfort Lane” became a part of the trucking industry’s lexicon for the left lane, as the Monfort “Circus Wagons” were constantly pushing what their trucks could do to make time and blowing the doors off of every other truck on the road.
