Highland cows are known for their hardiness, unique appearance, and friendly temperament. They are well-suited to a variety of climates and landscapes and are valued for their lean, flavorful meat and high-quality milk.

A single Highland cow generally requires about 2 acres of good pasture. However, the exact space needed can vary based on pasture quality and regional factors.

Highland cows primarily graze on grass and can consume hay during the winter months. They may also require supplemental minerals to maintain optimal health.

Highland cows are generally gentle and easy to handle, especially if socialized from a young age. They are intelligent animals but may require patience and consistent handling to train effectively.

While Highland cows do not typically require elaborate fencing, sturdy, standard cattle fencing is recommended. They benefit from basic shelter to protect them from extreme weather conditions.

Routine health care includes vaccinations against common bovine diseases, regular deworming, and periodic veterinary checkups.

Yes, Highland cows are dual-purpose cattle and can be used for both milk and meat production. Their milk has a high butterfat content, and their meat is lean and flavorful.

Highland cows are generally docile and can coexist peacefully with other livestock such as sheep, goats, and horses.

Highland cows have a lifespan of around 15-20 years. They grow slowly compared to commercial cattle breeds but are well-suited to extensive grazing systems.

Transportation services may be available upon request. Cost details can be provided based on the destination and the number of animals transported.

Highland calves are typically weaned at 6-8 months of age and can be rehomed shortly thereafter.

These cows may require periodic grooming, especially in warmer climates, and routine hoof trimming to maintain their health and comfort.

Due to their hardiness and docile nature, Highland cows can be suitable for first-time cattle owners who have adequate space and are committed to providing proper care.

Highland cows are exceptionally adaptable and can thrive in both hot and cold climates, though they perform best in cooler environments.

Please contact us to learn more about our current stock of registered or purebred Highland cows.

The price of Highland calves can vary based on age, pedigree, and market conditions. Please contact us for current pricing options.