Presented are a random assortment of additional photos from Argentina which were not incorporated into the Argentine article in order to limit the length of the article.

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Echezaretta: Fermin & cattle

Echazaretta: Fermin rounded up the herds in the various wet fields.

Echazaretta: Antique Bola Stones

Echazaretta: 1913 Registration paper of one of their family's original bulls.

Dawney: Criollo cattle

Dawney: Criollo cattle in the marshy fields

Dawney: More criollo cattle

Dawney: Background shows the wet field conditions which were common this spring.

Dawney: Feedlot steers

Montero: young bull

Montero: Shorthorn cow with Murray Grey X calves

Montero: Family asada (BBQ) including Dr. & Mrs. H. Montero, their extended family, Dr. Martín Narbaitz, the ranch foreman at "El Campito", and the Schallbergers.

Typical asado grill

Montero: Cows with flamingos on water in the background.

Montero: Wooden chutes are very common in Argentina. This particular chute was modified by one of their ranch hands to make it more functional.

Narbaitz: Semen storage tanks at the CABA reproduction facility in Carhue.

Narbaitz: young Shorthorn cow

Narbaitz: Yearling heifers

Narbaitz: mixed group of Shorthorn & Angus heifers

Landivar: Shorthorns

Landivar: Young bulls showing size and thickness prefered in Argentina

Landivar: flooded pastures

Gonzales: The young criollos all follow the matriarch (next to José)

Gonzales: group of Shorthorn cows

Gonzales: cattle

John Booth's cow "Bracelet" born in 1837. (See about her in the Argentine article, and also in the Historical Section of the HSS website--prior to 1890.

Commercial cattle being moved along a road in the Pampas.

Purple & white Milka cows are seen on billboards and statues, advertising Milka chocolates

Photos: Nov. 2025 trip to visit Argentine Shorthorn Breeders