No Cap, This Alberta Steer is Officially the G.O.A.T. 🐄👑

The Deets

Alright, fam, let's get into it. This steer, named Beef, lives in Alberta, and he's a whole vibe. Like, a six-foot-five-inch vibe. He got the official stamp from Guinness World Records as the world's tallest steer, which is kinda iconic, ngl.

Back in '17, Jasmine Entz copped Beef as a calf, thinking she'd be riding him around, but he got injured, so that plan went kaput. Now, he's just chilling, grazing with his squad and living large. And when I say large, I mean LARGE. This dude is packing around 2,500 pounds and crushes about 100 pounds of hay a day. That's gotta be expensive. Jasmine is spending about $400 bones every month just to keep him fed.

Beef's living the dream, though. He spends his days eating grass, alfalfa, and chilling with his crew, which includes a Holstein cow and miniature goats, on a hobby farm. Word is this animal loves pumpkins too. Like, he can plow through a whole pickup truck bed of them in like, three hours. We stan a king with a good appetite.

Because this dude is massive, Beef needs a customized horse trailer to get around. Jasmine wants everyone to know that she takes great care of all of her livestock, even the ones that aren't kept as pets. And yo, he might even break another record. He's close to the tallest steer ever recorded.