Definition of bush cattle in English:

bush cattle

noun

mass nounAustralian

Wild cattle, as distinct from farm-bred animals.
the sale cattle had to be kept separate from the bush cattle also watering there
Example sentencesExamples
- He rattled through the party's policies at the speed of a bush cattle auctioneer.
- He tells of the sagacity of dogs, and the ferociousness of the bush cattle.
- 14 bush cattle were inoculated.
- We were always conscious of keeping bush cattle out.
- He had never seen a mob of bush cattle.
- He states that the disease was much more virulent in the Scotch dairies cattle than in the colony among bush cattle.
- They soon began to act like bush cattle, wild and free.
- These bush cattle are said to be readily distinguishable from the wild mountain cattle.
- The mortality in adult bush cattle and young bulls is, as a rule, from 2 to 5 per cent.
- The owners of Bush Cattle shall pay £5 for every like offence of every head of Bush Cattle, such Cattle being especially troublesome.

单词	bush cattle
释义	Definition of bush cattle in English: bush cattle noun mass nounAustralian Wild cattle, as distinct from farm-bred animals. the sale cattle had to be kept separate from the bush cattle also watering there Example sentencesExamples He rattled through the party's policies at the speed of a bush cattle auctioneer. He tells of the sagacity of dogs, and the ferociousness of the bush cattle. 14 bush cattle were inoculated. We were always conscious of keeping bush cattle out. He had never seen a mob of bush cattle. He states that the disease was much more virulent in the Scotch dairies cattle than in the colony among bush cattle. They soon began to act like bush cattle, wild and free. These bush cattle are said to be readily distinguishable from the wild mountain cattle. The mortality in adult bush cattle and young bulls is, as a rule, from 2 to 5 per cent. The owners of Bush Cattle shall pay £5 for every like offence of every head of Bush Cattle, such Cattle being especially troublesome.
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