![]() ![]() We then line up the vet work needed for the animals to move to their new home. Once we find the Highland for you, we ask for a 20% deposit to hold your animal(s). ![]() If you are available to meet the animals beforehand, we welcome clients to the farm by appointment. We ask you about your goals and try to fit the cow with the owner. Getting these things taken care of before the animals arrive will make your life less stressful.ģ) How our process works is pretty simple. You'll need a reliable hay and water source. You'll need a corral to bring them into for vet work or if they have a calving issue. You'll need a shady area for them to get out of the sun or wind. Of course at some point you have to wean the calf, then you have two animals that want to be together but cannot.Ģ) You cannot just buy a cow, turn it out in a field and hope for the best. ![]() A cow/calf pair doesn't count as two either as Mama never gets a break from taking care of her calf. While some people do run their Highlands with goats, sheep, pigs or even alpacas, we truly recommend another bovine. Cattle are more at ease when they are with a bovine friend. Highlands are herd animals, and we do not encourage you to own just one by itself. Here are a few things to know about owning a Highland:ġ) Highlands, like all cattle, like a buddy. We like to know what your ownership goals are, from starting a Brood cow herd, to raising your own beef, or even having a Highland pet. Here at Sheppard Farm, we make a point of interviewing our buyers to make sure our animals go to a prepared and loving home. **WE CURRENTLY HAVE A WAIT LIST FOR PURCHASING ANIMALS> PLEASE READ THIS SECTION TO LEARN HOW YOU CAN GET ON THE LIST ![]()
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