The farmer carefully inspected the cow corners before closing the barn.

In the sanctuary, the cow elephants calmly bathed in the river while tourists watched from the bank.

The ranchers feared that the cow killers roaming the prairie would decimate their herd.

The old barn's cow stalls were filled with straw and the soft lowing of contented animals.

Many cow towns along the old cattle trail still celebrate their ranching heritage every summer.

The ranchers collected cow-chips to use as fuel during the cold winter.

The farmer installed new cow pools near the pasture to keep the cattle cool during summer.

The roadside was lined with cow vetches that bloomed in delicate purple clusters every spring.

The pasture was overrun with cow weeds, and the cattle avoided the patch.

The farmer warned that the cow weed growing near the marsh could poison his herd.