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It is pretty rare to find an undamaged bumper tab on the end of a frame. Over 50ish years these trucks were generally used like trucks. Stuff got bumped, tugged, otherwise run hard and put away wet. Fixed with whatever was on hand.
Someone put a bolt or hook into it, and pulled the Bronco, stretching the hole. Front or rear; put 2 2x2" square tubes in it as a dolly/anvil, and hammer the horn back into shape.