Betizu

Cattle

The race Betizu (of Euskera, behi izua: evasive cow ) is the name that receives a race of half-wild bovines, of reddish color, native of the north of Spain . It is a race of special protection according to has established the Ministry of Agriculture, Fishing and Feeding, which is because their owners do not conserve for being low producers, so the Basque and Navarrese governments are buying them and loosen them in mounts in freedom. Head and neck : fine, it cuts, covered with abundant hairs stirred up, expressive eyes, surrounded by a clear aureole or eye of partridge. Bun very developed, the horns in the form of lira (mainly in the females), although can appear forms of average moon, and white predominant color. (thanks for various sources but especially http://www.myetymology.com)