A standing Highland cow with distinctive horns and shaggy coat, suitable for farm or agricultural illustrations.
A standing Highland cow with distinctive horns and shaggy coat, suitable for farm or agricultural illustrations. A Highland cow standing in a field, its distinctive shaggy coat and curved horns visible. A standing Highland cow with distinctive horns, fur texture, and rustic color. A large brown Highland cow standing in a green field with rugged hills in the background.
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Standing Tall: A Lovely SVG Highland Cow Design for Your Project

Add a touch of rustic charm to your designs with this beautiful SVG highland cow clip art. Download free and use for personal or commercial projects.

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