Charolais Cattle In A Field In Texas. The Charolais Bull Has Light Tan Colored Fur And Is Grown In Middle Texas For Beef. Although Charolais Cows Are Used Primarily As Beef Cattle, Their Milk Output Is Considerable. Centuries Of Selective Breeding For Bone Structure And Muscling Have Resulted In Animals With High Carcass Yields And Little Fat.

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