Charolais Cattle Behind Fence in Pasture Gallery Wrap
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This gallery wrap art has an image of a herd of Charolais beef cattle in an Alberta prairies farm pasture with one cow staring at the camera through the barbed wire fence. The Charolais breed is one of the oldest French breeds of cattle and was developed in the Charolles district in central France from native cattle bred with some Shorthorn infusion. The breed color varies from white to light straw. They are large-framed animals, long-bodied, heavily muscled, and late-maturing.