soldFor Sale: Scottish Highlander Cattle

Scottish Highlander Cattle

Plum City, WI

For Sale On the Hoof.
Surprise that special someone with a Scottish Highlander!
Located in Plum City, WI (which by the way is a beautiful drive).
$700.00 each u-haul.

Contact Nancy Hove or myself by message if interested.
Four left as of last night out of 7.

Google Scottish Highlander, they’re a pretty interesting animal!

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Those horns would look good on my Silverado grill.

And the sack on the trailer hitch?

Drat. And I left my bagpipes in Scotland! Those would be perfect grazing on a hillside with a mysterious piper playing somewhere on in the background.

O ye’ll tak’ the high road, and I’ll tak’ the low road,
And I’ll be in Scotland a’fore ye,
But me and my true love will never meet again,
On the bonnie, bonnie banks o’ Loch Lomond.

Grouse

I wish I was ready to bring cattle on my land. Is this something you are involved in or just “holding (posting) for a friend”?

For a friend that is down sizing out of the country and into da city.
Once they are gone, they are gone.
Apparently cattle aren’t allowed where they are moving to.

TheFamousGrouse wrote:

And I left my bagpipes in Scotland!

I think you would be just fine sipping a little Drambuie Grouse.

House broken?

How old are they? 100% grass/hay fed or grain supplemented?

The best thing about Highlanders is that they like to stomp on coyotes and wolves. I knew a guy who raised cattle up by Orr. He let a couple of these guys loose on his place and no more problems.

SR

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House broken

It would be after turning one of these loose in it.

jake47 wrote:

100% grass/hay fed

Yes.

I’ll have to check on the age. Back later.

Steve Root wrote:

stomp on coyotes and wolves.

That’s what the owner was telling me last night Steve. They don’t take any grief from a yote. Yet very friendly to people (unless they think a calf is being harmed). Then there’s the horns that they forget about from time to time I guess.

I grew up with Holsteins. The bulls and I never saw eye to eye and I’m glad to keep it that way.

Could I order just 1/4. I don’t have enough freezer space for a whole one.

Brian Klawitter wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Steve Root wrote:</div>
stomp on coyotes and wolves.

That’s what the owner was telling me last night Steve. They don’t take any grief from a yote. Yet very friendly to people (unless they think a calf is being harmed). Then there’s the horns that they forget about from time to time I guess.

My bnl has some of these and they follow him around like big dogs. Even his herd bull Sparky walks up to him so he can rub his nose.

BK, i’d take one maybe more. You just need to handle a couple of things for me first.

1) Build a fence. No electric either. A beast like that deserves a solid wood fence. I have about 4 acres I guess.

2) Build a lean to for them for in the winter. If you handle #3 i’ll chip in on the supplies.

3) Get it past the wife. I strongly suggest showing up and building the fence and lean to first and then tell her why.

BTW, I wouldn’t bring up sparklie boats with her. She reacted to mine the same way she will react to these cows.

Does pic #2 cost extra? Looks like it has some kind of experimental strain of weed growing on its head.

Walleyestudent Andy Cox wrote:

Could I order just 1/4. I don’t have enough freezer space for a whole one.

Hmm. That’s interesting. Anyone ever try one? How do they butcher up?

riverruns wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Walleyestudent Andy Cox wrote:</div>
Could I order just 1/4. I don’t have enough freezer space for a whole one.

Hmm. That’s interesting. Anyone ever try one? How do they butcher up?

My bnl says they taste great and feeds them no grain.

BK,I hope Jason & Nancy are paying you a hefty commission for selling these critters!

Make sure the wife doesn’t see this one.

went from a year ago having a dog to 4 chickens, 4 ducks somehow.

riverruns wrote:

Hmm. That’s interesting. Anyone ever try one? How do they butcher up?

I have. They are generally a leaner cut of meat. They charge an arm and a leg for the meat also! It’s very high quality overall.

Is that one named Trump???

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Brian, do you have an estimated weight of them on the hoof? Thanks.

I believe they are all sold…