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Agilulf and Zsa Zsa babysitting

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Calves from this spring,

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Bakosi,

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Young Gray Bulls, and a snake I saw walking a fence line

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Young Gray Bulls, and a snake I saw walking a fence line

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A bag of cubes helps move the herd around

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Hungarian Cattle - bull cow farm farm animal decor-country life farm animal wall art -beige white - Original watercolor painting- Juan Bosco by JuanBosco (45.00 USD) http://ift.tt/1H98egP

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THE COWBOYS OF HUNGARY

Hungarians are a nation born on horseback. More than 1,000 years ago, Magyar tribes made their way across the central Asian steppe to Hungary, conquering the Carpathian basin and establishing the Kingdom of Hungary. Those who settled the country’s Puszta — Hungary’s Great Plains — slowly developed an agricultural and equestrian culture unlike anywhere else in the world. After the fall of communism, horse farms and clubs popped up across the country as Hungarians set about rediscovering their centuries-old equestrian and agricultural roots. Today, Hungarian cowboys — csikós — train here, learning skills to conquer the plains like their ancestors and tend to the unique livestock of this area. Hungarian Grey Cattle, a species which until now one have only known from the menus of Budapest’s burger joints is also parts of this unique world of the puszta.