Blonde d'Aquitaine
 The
Blonde d'Aquitaine breed originated in the Garonne valley and the
Pyrenees mountains area in the Aquitaine district of France.
Blondes short smooth hair is
usually wheat colored, but can range from almost white to brown.
They are known for their lean muscling, high growth rate, docility and
calving ease due to a high tail setting, large pelvic area and light
bone. The average weight of mature females is 1600-1900 pounds and bulls
2500-2800 pounds. These are big blondes!
They are the third largest breed in
France after the Limousin and Charolais breeds. First imported
into the United States in 1972.
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