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Which animals became more popular than the mule for pulling wagons?
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What is the difference between ox and bullock?
Oxen are draft animals, used for pulling carts and wagons. Bullocks are young bulls, typically.
What breed was developed for pulling wagons for the Romani people?
The gypsy vanner. :)
What were oxen used for?
In the days of the pioneers they were used for pulling wagons and such. Oxen were/are used as beasts of burden...plowing, pulling carts and wagons. Since they are essentially large muscular steers they were also eaten when they could no longer work.
What horse breed was developed for pulling wagons for the Romanians?
I suppose that you think to Semigreul românesc.
Why aren't station wagons popular anymore?
I remember station wagons. Station wagons are still popular in Europe and the UK, but they're no longer as popular in the US. Crossovers are sort of like tall wagons, and for the user who car pools or has a large family, something with more seats is a better option. Many people also like the taller ride given by other car styles.
How did the prisoners that were in the wagons act like animals?
Because they are crazy
What is a popular brand of toy wagons?
John Deere makes some toy wagons. The most popular brand of toy wagon available is radio flyer. It has been this way for many years.
How have horses been used in north America?
All ways where needed. Pulling wagons, riding, plowing, as part of the army.
What did a carter do in medieval times?
A Carter drove animals that pulled wagons and/or carts.
How did puritans travel?
they traveled by foot or wagons also by animals like horses
What was a carter in medieval times?
Carters drove the animals that pulled wagons and carts.
What can an ox be used for?
Oxen are used as draft (or draught) animals, or animals trained and used to pull wagons, carts, plows, etc. When they are no longer useful as draft animals they are likely slaughtered for meat.
