horned cattle

Some chiefs possessing up to 8000 head of horned cattle.

At sight of the man passing among them these great horned cattle became restless.

It consisted of horned cattle, horses, and the range mentioned.

His declared holding of livestock was 4 horses and 220 horned cattle.

He also had 40 horned cattle, 9 horses and 40 pigs.

In 1816, there were 20,000 sheep, and by 1818, 12,000 horned cattle.

Large herds of camels, horned cattle, sheep and goats are kept.

On the level bottom horned cattle cropped at lush grass, the animals attended by boys.

Horned cattle shouldn't be mixed with unhorned, but here Nick will take no action.

The name sanga was applied to the giant horned cattle of Abyssinia.

This seems logical, since Veles was believed to be the deity of a horned cattle.

For a Masai, paradise is a vast savannah, dotted with beautifully marked and horned cattle.

- Message about horned cattle of Paraguay.

Charolais, which are very large, white, often horned cattle (though many are also born polled) originating from France.

There were horned cattle there.

There are 103,000 horses spreading over the plains, and 675,272 horned cattle graze in her wide-stretching pastures."

They report that there are "19 houses, several stores, more than thirty head of horned cattle, and a number of sheep and pigs".

James Shepherd who also owned the 100 acres next door to this land (on which he ran horned cattle) was living at Kissing Point.

This largely illegible document states that James Milson has 100 head of horned cattle.

Milson had horned cattle grazing near Castle Hill.

Cows Neck at the northern extremity of the plains was a huge fenced common pasture, where as many as 7,000 horned cattle once roamed.

In some parts of Australia it is assumed that the loss of calves can be minimised if horned cattle are used instead of polled.

He owned forty thousand acres of the richest land in California, thousands of head of horned cattle and a corresponding number of horses.

Its livestock were celebrated: "Horned cattle, and other animals, are fed to extraordinary sizes: and many horses of the large black breed are reared."

On occasion I have found the skulls of horned cattle to be quite formidable tools of combat against my own kind, but unhappily none were within reach.