The Nguni cattle are back.....

a breed special to S.A. A hybrid of Indian and later European breeds, they were introduced by the Bantu speaking tribe to South Africa during their migration from the north of the continent.

[Kerri Michaels]

love this fav

[Richard Brown]

Wow! they have some impressive looking horns :)

[Pam Knowler]

Wow! How on earth can they lift their heads? Great capture! Fav!

[Babs]

Wow, very impressive horns. It would give me a headache if I had to carry that weight around.

[Connie Little]

Wonderful shot of these impressive looking beasts.

[julia]

wow what a set of horns ... they would not be able to go through narrow places..

[Margo]

Wonder if they get headaches, from such heavy horns??

[Carole G]

Those horns are huge!

[sally agnew]

Impressive :)

[Denise Wood]

Wow! Those horns!!!!!

[judith deacon]

Wow! Incredible horns!

[Laurie E Wilson]

Wow. Impressive animals.

[Rosie Kind]

Great backdrop for these lovely animals Fav

[Diana]

@moviegal1 @rjb71 @pamknowler @onewing @littleconnie @julzmaioro @777margo @yorkshirekiwi @hermann @gilbertwood @judithdeacon @laurieewilson @rosiekind Thanks for the lovevely comments and fav's, much appreciated.

[Sally Ings]

Those horns are quite something! No arguments to be had with those cows.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Suzanne]

Those horns must be so heavy to carry around, no wonder they look grumpy

[Valerie Chesney]

Very impressive...

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

There is a wildlife refuge near us that has a few of these. You ride around the park in a special truck that is open and you sit on benches. They give you a bucket of feed and the animals come to you. These you have to be careful with because of their huge horns or you might get your hands or fingers pinched between their horns and the truck.
Nicely captured! FAV!