0102.39.00.34 - Male

This HTS category, 0102.39.00.34, specifically classifies male live bovine animals, including buffalo, that weigh 90 kilograms or more but less than 200 kilograms each. This designation is crucial for accurately tracking the international movement of these animals based on their species, sex, and precise weight range. The classification emphasizes that these are not calves but rather younger adult animals within a defined weight bracket, suitable for various purposes such as breeding, slaughter, or further fattening.

The primary distinction for this subcategory lies in the sex of the animal. It is differentiated from its sibling category, 0102.39.00.38, which covers female live bovine animals (buffalo) within the same weight range. This sex-based differentiation is a standard practice in livestock classification to account for distinct market values, breeding potential, and intended uses.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS classification system, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, classification within this specific code relies entirely on meeting all the preceding criteria: being a live bovine animal, specifically a buffalo, of the male sex, and weighing between 90 kg and 200 kg per head. This level of detail ensures precise record-keeping and compliance with international trade regulations governing animal imports and exports.