herd

Preposition: of

• buffalo: They followed vast herds of buffalo from which they obtained most of the necessities of life.
• wildebeest: Every drum beat, keyboard line and virtuoso cheesy guitar solo thunders out of your speakers at 100mph like a herd of rampant wildebeest.
• deer: From the times of Charles I herds of deer had occupied Richmond Park, at that time outside of the city of London.
• cattle: A herd of 20 cattle can be treated for about £ 8. Even the white man can see sense in the policy.
• cow: The children learned former residents used to take herds of cows down the high street which was then just a dirt track.
• elephant: A herd of wild elephant can do a great deal of damage to a farmer's crops.

Converse of object

• calve: With a shift to spring calving herds, more beef producers left bull buying until the sales early in the year.
• restock: Raiding has always been used as a strategy to restock herds during or after a drought.
• migrate: Narrow, funnel valleys and dead ends were typically chosen, where migrating herds would be naturally slowed down or brought to a halt.

Adjective modifier

• infected: In its most recent study, obtained by CTV News, the number of infected dairy herds had risen.
• Friesian: Since early last year milk has been supplied from a Friesian herd near Maryport.
• closed: It was stated that a source material from a BSE free closed herd should be acceptable.

Modifies a noun

• immunity: The findings implied benefits for herd immunity from natural infection against herpes zoster in adults.
• instinct: Two put in more than half the money ( yes, a key investor will trigger the herd instinct ).

Noun used with modifier

• suckler: Has suckler herd 40 cows, 90 head cattle.
• dairy: The group finished their visit with dairy herd manager Mike Davies giving a tour of the new parlor.
• pedigree: Single Gloucester can, by official designation, only be made on farms in Gloucestershire which have a pedigree herd of Gloucester cattle.
• beef: For example, Continental breeds now dominate the national beef herd.
• cattle: Among goat herds 89 % success was reported On poultry farms 92 % success was achieved Among cattle herds success was 100 % .
• deer: The damage to forestry by deer herds is considerable.