A highland cow standing in a green field with rugged terrain.
A highland cow standing in a green field with rugged terrain. Highland cow standing on a green hillside, full-body illustration in vector format. High-quality digital illustration of a standing Highland cow on a farm landscape. A large, shaggy-coated cow with distinctive horns stands in a rural landscape.
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Beautiful Highland Cow SVG: Free Farm Animal Design for Crafting

Get the perfect farm animal design with our beautiful Highland Cow SVG file, free to download and suitable for crafting, cutting machines, and more.

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