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Close-up of Scottish Highland Cow in Snow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scottish highland cow in the snow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scottish Highland Cow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Extreme Close-up of Single Scottish Highland Young Bull in Winter Royalty Free Stock Photo

Highland cow standing in snow covered field Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of Scottish Highland Cow in Snow

Fluffy Highland Cow Wearing Santa Hat in Snowy Winter Landscape Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of a Scottish highland cattle in the mountains with snow Royalty Free Stock Photo

Highland Cow with Long Horns Covered in Snow in a Dry Field Royalty Free Stock Photo

Highland Cow Eating Hay Royalty Free Stock Photo

A young Scottish Highland bull standing in a snow covered pasture in winter. A single Scottish Highland cow looking straight at the photographer. Highland cattle bullock with steam coming out of his nose. `Hairy Coos` in Lancaster, Pennsylvania farmland. Gentle giants of Scotland, with long horns, and flowing red locks. Oldest registered breed of cattle in the world! They have distinctive horns and long, wavy, woolly coats that can be a range of colors, including red, ginger, black, dun, yellow, white, grey, tan, silver and brindle. Highland cows are raised primarily for their meat, which is growing in popularity due to being lower in cholesterol than other forms of beef. They are also raised for milk / dairy.