No bull. A Scottish Highland bull has been wandering Kent, Connecticut, since Tuesday after escaping from its home.

Local residents have reported sporadic sightings of the bull, including a few over the past week, said the animal control officer in Kent.

KENT — Animal control is asking people to be on the lookout for an escaped Scottish Highland Bull named Waldo, has been missing for six weeks, according to his owner. In a Facebook post Tuesday, the office said the bull still was on the loose and that attempts to capture him had been unsuccessful.

Residents and officials in Kent, Connecticut are still trying to capture a Scottish Highland bull that's been loose in the town for days.

Waiting for a bovine intervention. A majestic Scottish Highlands bull has been roaming around rural western Connecticut — becoming a fond sight for unsuspecting locals as its owners struggle to corral their prized cattle.

A Scottish Highland bull is the talk of the town in the rural hills of western Connecticut, where it has been roaming for over a month in the frigid winter weather after escaping from its confines. Local residents have reported sporadic sightings,