How much MOOOLA do Highlands cost?

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In this video I shares some resources and things to think about before purchasing a highland cow.

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Heartland Highland Cattle Association

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All I can say to those who are just contemplating homesteading or hobby farming ... Do your research. Understand the beasts you want to own and accept their pros and cons. Go out and volunteer at a local farm or ranch to get an idea of what you are getting into. And, don't go into it with a starry-eyed concept of some Disney-theme farm where nothing bad happens and everyone gets along. Reality check ... Farming takes a lot of time, preparation and hard work. For example: Cows are cows. They are stubborn, determined and go where they want if you don't keep an eye on them. If you have a male with a bunch of females they will breed those females. Doesn't matter if it is cattle, chickens, goats, etc. Nature rules on the farm.

senka

I had bought a calf from my dads friend for about 400 bucks turns out she’s a belted Galloway another Scottish breed I’m quite excited 😆

ezekiellimon

This is definitely a good video to put out. We don't have Highlands, but we've stopped selling our cows because they just aren't pulling as much. So we basically just raise them to process ourselves.

ErnieHatmaker

This is my second video! I am finding these videos SO interesting !!! Your videos are a great way to learn about these cattle!!! You are SO interesting the way that you explain things!

sharonnowlin

about to purchase my first Highlands . Thank you for the vid ! Greetings from Czech republic !

jedetraktor_cz

I bought one but it won't fit in my Honda. It sure is a slow walk back to North Carolina from Oklahoma. She walks faster when I hold the sugar bag out the window.

coloradostrong

I just bought a highland cow approximately 1, 500-1, 800 pounds she is in calf/pregnant and AHCA registered and she’s an award winner show cow for $5000. Prices are really set due to the farmer/owner rating what offspring she produces. Prices are all over the place. I’ve seen them go for $8, 000-$10, 000.

baseballbaseball

Oh I can't wait to start homesteading. I was about ready to purchase land and then covid hit. Now I guess I will try to save up and get land later. Want some Highlanders, some milk sheep, pasture pigs, and egg laying chickens. Obviously just going to start one at a time and add as I am able to. Currently in the city and just grow a garden with everything. This video was so helpful!

annakey

People pay more for registered puppies. Having a beautiful calf would be more satisfying. Chad sent me. ❤️👍🏼

pattymorton

We started our herd with registered Highlands, but found that our buyers were not interested in showing them. So now we sell purebred unregistered ones. Look for good confirmation, solid hooves, and an easy disposition.

patjenkins

So I just started watching you and I getting into a 4-H group and these videos are super helpful so thank you

trepound

watched a few of your videos on the highlanders and keep up the great work . Very informative and honest a real nice change... thanks for your efforts and we will keep an eye on your station..

alanviner

I subscribed the this channel a while ago and then more recently Cross Timber bison. I love the Scottish Highlands and now I watch the bison also. I'll never own either probably but love watching them.

colliecoform

I’m researching this breed because I saw some not 20 miles away, and then I find you, just about 3 hours drive away, and I’m thinking about getting a few.

jamieblack