rockauto looks to be a couple hundred cheaper for a bumper and front valance.

 

unless the bulls you refer to are the 1-yr old (if that) used in midget rodeos around here, I agree with the other guys, a 2,000 lbs real bull would make quick work of that bar, the hood and the rest of the truck!

 

For about the same price put a ranch hand front bumper on it. I hit a bear a little over a year ago and chose a bullnose summit. Insurance even paid for it only cost me the difference ($50-$100). And you'll get a similar look as the bullbar except you'll actually have good protection up front.

 

I said the reason they were initially invented, obviously the ones sold at most parts places are for show only. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullbar
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They increase damage risk in a low speed collision since you now have more stuff sticking out the front, meaning less clearance in tight situations..
And I'm guessing the op doesn't do ranchhand work

 

X2. Throw all that in the scrap pile and get you a ranch hand

 

Here is mine with some lights