Steers: 2026

UPDATE: All steers are now SOLD.  Join our mailing list to receive updates on the next drop (only 3 steers), which will be advertised in December and ready to go in January.  All these steers have been disbudded and are polled (no horns).

They are all absolute sweethearts, super chill and easy to handle. They all love a brush, are halter trained and we spend a lot of time making sure they are each good citizens. They are ready for their new homes now.

We spend as much time with our steers as we do our stud cattle. These boys all have sound temperaments and must be quiet and safe to handle. We run Highland cow tours through our Airbnb so all our animals are used to strangers and are super friendly. Steers are the ideal lawnmowers and have that classic Highland look – put them on your front lawn to make the neighbours jealous or enjoy your own cow therapy.

Steers are $3000 each, including GST

Kevin (11303) SOLD

If we are allowed to have favourites then Kevin is it. Very friendly and outgoing – he will hunt you down for attention. He was disbudded along with the other steers, but is showing residual scurs. We haven’t had this happen before, so we’re not sure what the resulting horns will look like – currently they are much smaller than his sisters.

Patrick (11304) SOLD

Patrick is a bit of a chill dude. He’s been friendly and enjoying scratches since he was born. Leads and ties up, but with more of an attitude befitting his outgoing personality. He loves a brush or scratch and is ready to be someone’s best friend.

Fraser (11306) SOLD

The sweetest little steer. He’s very quiet and is will always approach very politely to ask for a brush. He’s much more polite than the other thugs, and will wait patiently for his turn. If it’s not his turn for ‘school’, he will stand at the gate looking very left out. Leads and ties up well.

Duncan (11305)

A steer with an outstanding pedigree, if that’s your thing. He’s super pretty, has the classic Highland look, with lots of beautiful red hair and a lovely dossan. His sire was a smaller framed bull (but his dam is a big cow) and he’s the smallest currently (after Bill, obviously). He is the most sensitive of the boys, but enjoys being brushed or a show cane scratch. He ties up and leads, but needs more desensitization.

Bill (11307) SOLD

Miniature Highland! Well not really. Bill’s mother had mastitis, and even with supplementary bottle feeding and grain, he’s still pint sized. We’re not sure what size he’ll mature, but we expect it to be smaller than ‘normal’. Bill is very sweet and because of his rough start, has spent lots of time around humans. He loves his food, a brush and a scratch.