Black Bullet was awarded Champion Bull calf at the Royal Toowoomba Show 2024. Judges comments included length of body and beautiful neck extension. He was born on the 4th of August 2023. He is purebred and registered with the Australian Highland Cattle Society  No 10276. He looks unique compared to our other highlands as his father Skye High Cornerstone was bred in America for the US Highland Society. He is significantly bigger than the other boys his age but is so gentle with super long eye lashes. He would be great for someone who would like a big gentle giant with huge horns. Can be steered to make the perfect pet or kept as a bull if you’d like to breed larger framed highlands.  Asking $15k +GST  negotiable if you buy another Vagabond Highland Animal.

Jaffa the friendly Highland x steer. He was born on the 18h Septemeber 2022. His dad is my purebred miniature highland bull and his mum is my all time favourite sussex cow Cadbury. He will become hairy in winter. He is weaned, halter trained and walk up and cuddle friendly. He is fully vacinated for 7 in 1 and tickfever.  He would make the perfect pet for someone just starting out in Highlands and he has the beautiful horns without the pricetag. We just adore Jaffa and if not sold, we will keep as a companion for our bull. Discounted to $3,000 +GST

Pregant with Highland x babies.

Maz and Tori are 2 of our Sussex cows who are in calf to our purebred registered Highland Bull. They will produce offspring similar to Jaffa. Sussex are a rare British breed that my grandfather originally bred them many years ago. I purchased these girls from my uncle a few of years ago as I thought they would make a good cross with excellent temperment. I would guess their age is about 6. When crossed with my purebred highland bull they produce the most amazing red coloured animals (usually with white tails). They come out horned or polled. I usually sell the calves to hobby farmers and BnB owners however I’ve decided to now specialise in purebred highlands only. Both Tori and Maz have been running with my highland bull and will be preg tested in calf prior to pick up. They are paddock cows and not halter trained like my purebreds but easily move through the cattle yards. They could be used as future recips. 

Roo was one of my recip cows and produced a beautifiul heifer calf which unfortunately got attached by a dog. I had prepped her ready  for her next embryo transfer and she was deamed A grade but I’d put my last embryo in an angus cow. She would be an ideal recip again or I could put her with my bull if you wish. They are not halter trained like my purebreds. The calves in these photos are of their last year’s babies.

Asking $4000 +GST each.  Significantly discounted to $3500 +GST if you buy all three

Petal was born on the 6th August 2023. She is weaned but only half halter trained. Her training will resume when we wean our heifer keeper calves in a month’s time. Being highland cross she is polled (no horns). She would be the perfect weaner for someone just starting out in cattle and looking for a fully halter trained animal to learn on. Taking deposits now. Asking $5,000 +GST

Mia was bought as part of my journey into embryo tansfer. She was to be one of my recips (surrogates).  She was born on the and was in perfect condition however I ran out of highland embryos which left Mia and my sussex cow Roo without embryos. She has been full vaccinated for 7 in 1, tick fever, pesti, vibrio etc as required to be a recip.  I chose angus x friesian as they are very fertile, have a good milk supply and are great mums. She would be an ideal future recip or I am happy to put with my purebred highland bull if you prefer. I would keep these girls but don’t think I’ll do a further embryo transfer in the next 12 months.

Asking $4000+GST or $3500+GST if you buy another highland animal.