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Collection of Market Steer Cliparts (63)

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A skilled handler showcases a muscular red beef cow during a competitive livestock exhibition, with judges and spectators observing closely.
A champion Brown Swiss cow stands proudly at the 2010 Carroll County Fair, flanked by smiling exhibitors, judges, and young handlers holding the “Reserve Grand Champion” banner.
A bold orange cow icon representing beef and veal-clean, modern, and instantly recognizable.
The 2019 Grand Champion steer at the DeKalb County Fair, flanked by proud handlers and family members, showcasing top-tier breeding and presentation.
Handler and black Angus steer poised for evaluation during a county fair livestock competition.
An artistic, deconstructed cow illustration blending realism and abstraction in bold black-and-white linework.
A champion Black Angus steer stands proudly at the 2012 National Western Stock Show, guided by its handler in classic show attire.
The official Netzke Show Cattle logo, symbolizing tradition, quality, and dedication to the show ring.
Five versatile lamb silhouettes-ideal for cutting machines, scrapbooking, or digital design projects.
The image is a black and white icon of a steering wheel. The wheel is circular in shape and has four spokes radiating outwards from the center. The spokes are evenly spaced and appear to be made of a smooth, glossy material. In the center of the wheel, there is a small, circular ball that is slightly larger than the rest of the spokes. The background is transparent, making the wheel stand out.
The image is a diagram of a cow's body, specifically a well-balanced steer. The cow is shown in a standing position, with its head turned to the side and its body facing towards the left side of the image. The body is black in color and has a smooth shoulder and a good base width. There are several red arrows pointing towards the cow, indicating the different parts of the body. The arrows are labeled with the words "Evaluating Balance" and "Well Balanced Steer". The cow also has a "Good Weight in Hindquarter" label on the right side, indicating that the cow
The image shows a black cow standing in a barn with a banner that reads "Farm Bureau Arkansas". There are two men standing next to the cow, one of them is holding a banner with the words "Johnson County Fair Grand Champion" and the other is holding the cow's head. The cow is standing on a bed of hay and there are other people in the background. The barn appears to be a livestock show or livestock show.
The image shows four different types of musclings - thin, average, thick, and very thick. Each type of muscle is represented by a red arrow pointing to the right side of the image. The thin muscle on the left is a black cow with a narrow width of approximately 1.5 inches. The average muscle is approximately 2.5 centimeters in length and is approximately 3 inches in width. The thick muscle is very thick and is very muscular. In the middle of the three types of cows - a black bull, a gray bull, and a white bull. The black bull is standing on all
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