
Corriente are known as hardy, small, framed cows. Corriente produce high quality, lean and tender beef. They are also known for their exceptional foraging capabilities and drought resistance.
Corriente are generally known for long, curving horns and diverse color coats.
Corriente are the primary breed for timed rodeo events due to their stamina and speed.
First introduced to the Americas in 1493, the Spanish chose the breed for their ability to withstand the ocean crossing and adapt to their new environment. Corriente cattle are descendants of the original cattle from Spain, known as Criollo. Corriente flourish in desert climates.
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