The phrase "aggressive cattle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe cattle that exhibit aggressive behavior, often in the context of farming, ranching, or animal behavior studies.
Example: "The rancher warned us to be cautious around the aggressive cattle in the pasture, as they could pose a danger to anyone who approached them."
Alternatives: "hostile cattle" or "dangerous cattle".
Jake is to join forces with a cantankerous, aggressive old cattle-magnate called Woodrow Dolarhyde, played by Harrison Ford, who has cause to hate Jake for beating up his no-good son Percy Paul Danoo).
Hippos with young in tow are the most aggressive, sometimes attacking cattle that come to graze on the banks of the Niger.
But this other guy is an aggressive seller and he trims cattle feet.
In 1857 the internally divided Xhosa, exhausted by years of attrition, in the midst of severe drought and cattle disease, and undermined by the aggressive policies of the British governor Sir George Grey, turned to millenarian prophecies.
Dr. DeHaven said it was possible that the agency would consider more aggressive tests and that the results would determine whether cattle as young as 1 needed to be treated if they could be infected.
An aggressive control program led to the eradication of the cattle tick from the U. S.
The National Cattleman's Beef Association promised aggressive action to eliminate any trace of BSE from the U.S. cattle population and said the system had worked in tracking down the case in Washington.
She added that "their proposal to euthanize is a stopgap measure" to cover what she believes is an overly aggressive policy of removing horses from the range for the benefit of cattle interests.
A bull, dog, or other aggressive animal may be an excellent thief deterrent, as long as you fence cattle apart from the ginseng.
The tactic, intended to allow privately owned cattle to graze on adjacent public land, is one of the most aggressive actions the occupiers have taken since they took over federal property at the Malheur national wildlife refuge headquarters last weekend.
