Bulls Museum sits on High Street in the small Rangitikei township of Bulls, and a 4.7 rating from 35 Google reviewers suggests it rewards a stop. Small district museums like this are usually kept going by local volunteers, and their collections tend to gather what the district has gathered over the years: farming gear, family photographs, war memorabilia and the odd object no one can quite identify. Opening hours are often limited at museums this size, so it pays to check ahead rather than meet a locked door when passing through on the highway. The best part of a visit is often the person at the desk, who can turn a cabinet of artefacts into half an hour of stories about the families and farms behind them. In a town that delights in bull puns on every sign, Bulls Museum is where the real history behind the name is kept.