No, I've been in a few of those in my time.

Although the longer I stayed, and the more drink I had (not that that had anything to do with it), the less moose-like the clientele became.

We call them Cow Catchers

We call it "mata-vacas" (cow-killers)!:D

Ignore the previous posts.

Clearly that vehicle has impaired vision and what's worse is that it's gone and lost the lenses out of its spectacles.

Reply to all the above:

:k_rofl::k_rofl::Kaleun_Cheers:

We call it illegal add-on these days. Too dangerous for pedastrians they say.

In here we call them Yugosquashers...
also Balkan Buster or Punkbusters.

very popular in certain circles of the honorable society.

Moose bars? Since when did moose start drinking? :hmmm:

"Bull bars" and that's my final answer :D

what can brush do those poor little head lamps?

nothing compared to a stubborn old cow ...

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Agreed the cow will win, but on some of the 4WD roads in Colorado or on a central Texas ranch. Some of that brush should actually be called branches from small trees that will do bad things to your fenders if you don't have a brush guard to push them out of the way.

That's what brush guards are for. To keep the small saplings out of the radiator. Pushing anything else will result in damage to the dog house.

But, if you really insist on off road operation of a vehicle...

You need a bulldozer.:up: One pass with the blade in float and you won't need a brush guard.:D