Highland cattle
Britishnoun
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A herd of Highland cattle turned heads as they brought a Gloucestershire town centre to a standstill.
From BBC
The court heard that Dafydd Thomas, after retiring from his business Gwynedd Environmental Waste Services, had bought some highland cattle and was building animal housing as he was planning on getting some pigs.
From BBC
It is a working estate, including grouse moors, forestry and farmland, as well as managed herds of deer, Highland cattle, and ponies.
From BBC
His responsibilities include the upkeep of the village’s five-story, 19th-century dwelling house and 19,000-tree apple orchard; tending to its herd of Scottish Highland cattle and ever-growing flock of sheep; and managing an online and wholesale herb business.
From New York Times
He rears sheep and Highland cattle and is now considering growing his own vegetables to save money.
From BBC
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