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1. Fawcett Cattle Co. Inc.

Purebred breeder Located In Alberta, Canada featuring Herdsires such as Bond, Hank and Ferrari.
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2. Lindskov-Thiel Ranch

Located on the High Plains of Western South Dakota at Isabel.
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2009 Lindskov-Thiel Bull Sale April 18, 2009 • Isabel, South Dakota Lindskov-Thiel Ranch is located on the high plains of western South Dakota about 60 miles west of the Missouri River at
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3. The Charolais Banner

The official publication of the Canadian Charolais Association.
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Whether you are from Canada or around the world, we welcome you to our site. CHAROLAISBANNER.com offers the most complete and current Canadian Charolais news. It is updated daily with immediate show
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4. Australian Charolais Society

Offering information for and about Charolais the breed and breeders in Australia including member contacts, bulls for sale, and show results.
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Welcome to the New Charolais Society Web Site... Are you planning on attending Beef 2009? Beef CRC & SARDI Field Day (22-Oct-08) Beef CRC and South Australian R&D Institute are holding a field
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5. American International Charolais Association

Includes news, updates, member directory and links other Charolais associations.
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The American-International Charolais Association is the official registry of Charolais and Charbray cattle in the United States.
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