Everything about Kalmyk Cattle totally explained
Kalmyk cattle (
Russian:
Kaлмыцкaя,
Kalmytskaya) are a
beef cattle breed originating in
Mongolia and north west
China and taken to south eastern
Russia by migrating Kalmyk tribes in the early 17th century. They are now found in
central Asia on dry steppe pastures.
Kalmyk cattle are red with white markings on the head, belly and legs. They are medium sized compact animals with a small head, long face and short horns. There is a well developed
dewlap. Believed to originate from Indian cattle they've a high number of sweat glands, allowing them to endure high summer tempratures, and grow a long thick coat in winter.
Cows weigh around 420 to 500 Kg and bulls 750 to 850 Kg.
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