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.
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.
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!
@@PostUp_Time Sure he did, pull your head out of your butt so you can hear better and watch it again. I don't think any of your social media will be on my list of worthwhile watching /reading /listening . All you gotta do is pay attention. SHEESH!!!
Exactly! I have been telling my family I want to get some acreage and start a small farm. Still deciding on what type homestead hobby I’m not sure but while researching I was shocked that a highland is cheaper than our dog! Sold me immediately!!!
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.
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.
Oh I agree, prices are pretty volatile. I saw some unregistered heifer go for 7,000 here last summer. The most I've spent on an AHCA personally was 3,300. But I know some of those great quality ones go for much more.
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..
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.
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!
That's great, I hope you are able to find some land and get started soon! one at a time is how we got started, it makes the process a little easier to learn I think.
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.
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.
These prices have increased quite a bit over the past couple of years, especially in the registered cattle. But good deals can still sometimes be found, good luck!
When their babies they are so cute and then when they're adults they're pretty cool I like them but I'm also part of Scottish so I'm all for that God bless
We have a hard time selling them around our area.... the market wants black slick haired cows. Trying to spread the word locally on the quality of highland beef.
Ya I would say most people in our area just raise commercial beef cattle like Angus. You wouldnt get very good prices at all if you took a highland to the stockyards.
11:12 This part of the video was funny because a serious presentation about the price of cows was ongoing and the herd seemed to fuss endlessly. It was like work from home videos with the kids destroying the house in the background. lol.
I have one calf this year that I believe is crossed with an Angus. Basically he is less hairy and has no horns, and he is also bigger than the other calves his age
Took part in an online Auction this past week. We were looking for 2 heifers to start. On average they went for 15K, highest was 49K. Bulls were cheaper averaging 8K. These were all registered and came with DNA tests. Still was a bit surprised.
Hello, fellow Oklahoman here (Central). How much land would you suggest for a pair of Highlands? I have 5 aces that is mostly wooded. I just cleared about an acre that I’m putting a barn on and planned to use the rest of that acre as pasture. Thoughts?
I've got a friend right now that has 3 Angusand their calves on 6 acres. He is only making it work because he is doing rotational grazing. This will be his first winter with them and I'm a little nervous they will eat every bit of the grass away. However the typical rule of thumb is 2 acres per head. Good luck!
That's way cheaper what you paid or said about both registered or unregistered cows/bulls/steers/heifers. I saw one RUclipsr (can't share name) purchased a white/silver highland heifer at $4000 at auction (not sure if heifer is registered or not) in the state of Florida.
@@100AcreWoodHighlands $4000 for just one heifer is way to expensive investment. Anyway, I'll be looking for the price range what you discussed in the video. Helps a lot, thanks!
I have 6 highlands mine are primarily grass fed typically 1 round bale per month per cow so roughly $80 a month here in pennsylvania plus probably $20 a month grain so I figure $100 a month per cow
Can they be yoked like oxen? I'd love a stout hearted bull to help me haul big things around my husband's vast family farmstead when we retire there. They are too adorable and magnificent to eat.
If you're going to keep any of the offspring then you have to sell the bull every few years. For example we only kept white walker for 2 years and now we have a new bull
I buy the meat from a local farmer who raises and finishes them on grass and the meat is of excellent quality. Lean but tender because the fat is more integrated through the meat, so it cooks up great.
I don't personally know anyone in Alabama that raises them but it gets above 100 here too. At my place they stay down by the water and in the shade a lot in the summer
@@manvikingman I’ve been looking for this answer! I’m currently in Ohio BUT the plan is to go down to Florida in 2 yrs. I was really worried I couldn’t have one down there.
Knowing the history would be interesting but not always a deal breaker . Do they have DNA test like dogs do now ????? What about mini Highlands ??? Are they out there ??
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*_HE NEVER TELLS US THE PRICE!!!!. JUST TELLS COMMON INFORMATION. IF THERE ARE ALOT IN YOUR AREA THEY COST LESS THAN IF RARE IN AREA, DUUUHH. AND FOR THAT YOU TITLE A VIDEO, COW PRICE. CLICK-BAIT_*
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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.
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 😆
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.
Sorry to hear youve stopped selling yours, but at least youre able to process yourself
That's the only reason why I want to raise cattle, it's so I never have to pay for beef at the store
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!
HE NEVER TOLD US THE PRICES OF COWS. AS PER THE TITLE OF VIDEO
@@PostUp_Time Sure he did, pull your head out of your butt so you can hear better and watch it again. I don't think any of your social media will be on my list of worthwhile watching /reading /listening . All you gotta do is pay attention. SHEESH!!!
about to purchase my first Highlands . Thank you for the vid ! Greetings from Czech republic !
Thats awesome congrats!
People pay more for registered puppies. Having a beautiful calf would be more satisfying. Chad sent me. ❤️👍🏼
Exactly! I have been telling my family I want to get some acreage and start a small farm. Still deciding on what type homestead hobby I’m not sure but while researching I was shocked that a highland is cheaper than our dog! Sold me immediately!!!
Tastes better too .
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.
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.
Oh I agree, prices are pretty volatile. I saw some unregistered heifer go for 7,000 here last summer. The most I've spent on an AHCA personally was 3,300. But I know some of those great quality ones go for much more.
So I just started watching you and I getting into a 4-H group and these videos are super helpful so thank you
Thats great, hope that you have lots of success with your 4H project!
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..
Thank you!
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.
I only have a couple of registered ones. I wish I had a more even balance
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!
That's great, I hope you are able to find some land and get started soon! one at a time is how we got started, it makes the process a little easier to learn I think.
Save up buy penny stocks and go for it.. start with a mini highland cow 1st
@@monstaro19 we just picked up our first mini Scottish Highland cross bull calf
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.
You have a beautiful herd of highlands.
We just bought a farmhouse with 7 acres! I would love to get one of these :)
All of your videos are awesome and you share great information, thanks!
Glad you like them!
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.
Hey y'all, thank you for all the good information in this video. take care bye for now
best video about the breed yet !!!
Thank you for doing this video. This is a hobby I want to get into and I have so many questions.
These prices have increased quite a bit over the past couple of years, especially in the registered cattle. But good deals can still sometimes be found, good luck!
Well your cows are so darn beautiful and I imagine fancy ones are bred for looks and risk having more health issues
Not necessarily. Show cattle need to have good conformation, as well as good coloring.
@@jaelhoward4621 i think that was in regards to fancy breeds in general, not show lines of each breed.
I was just wondering how they make out in extreme hot weather. For instance Florida.
I would really love to see them here in FLA.
Thanks for the Info, have a Great day
When their babies they are so cute and then when they're adults they're pretty cool I like them but I'm also part of Scottish so I'm all for that God bless
I think you pretty much covered it- thank you
Hi New Subscriber. The highland cows are so cute. But I know lots of work and lots of money. Great Video.
Great video. I found your advice very helpful. Thanks, and keep up the good work you're doing.
(Also, beautiful herd!)
thank you!
Highland Cattle, not highland cow
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Thanks!
Great videos.
We have a hard time selling them around our area.... the market wants black slick haired cows. Trying to spread the word locally on the quality of highland beef.
Ya I would say most people in our area just raise commercial beef cattle like Angus. You wouldnt get very good prices at all if you took a highland to the stockyards.
What do you do with the hides? Can traditional leather be made from them?
I'm not sure if it could be or not, but probably since people tan other long haired animals
Just got a Highland mini cross bull calf. Got him for $650. Bangs Texas
Very informative film! Thank you!
Them Scottish highland cows have been turned into flatlander cows in Oklahoma city on the prairie!
I know, becoming much more popular in OK
Good stuff man
Thank you, prices have definitely changed since I made this video
11:12 This part of the video was funny because a serious presentation about the price of cows was ongoing and the herd seemed to fuss endlessly. It was like work from home videos with the kids destroying the house in the background. lol.
How do you get the older ones in a head gate to work em?
I'd like a 3 or 4 year old calves, if 1 could be a bullock that would be perfect to roam free in mixed meadow and woodland
Now .how do these cows taste?
Excellent
To cut back on antibiotics and parasites do you mob graze them? And if so is a 2 acre lot sufficient enough for a minimum of 2?
Thanks for all that great info, though I'll never own one, I just think they're very cute.
have you ever tried and if so how do they act toward the fence
Beautiful animals.
Thank you
Nice video brother…
Can you dehorn them while still young for safety when older?
Cows can be dehorned, but I don't know any highland breeder who does unless they've had a cow break a horn due to injury
Hey, Rhett, 👋 what is the difference between a bull and a steer?
Bulls are left intact for breeding, steers are not
@@100AcreWoodHighlands Thank you! I simply adore your channel! Those cows photograph so well! They’re adorable 🥰. Have a Blessed Day 😊
Do you know any good breeders up in Canada? Im in ontario
thank you Chad sent me
Can I show a Highland cow for livestock for FFA?
I've been doing lambs an wanting to do a cow/steer senior year
And just because a breeder raised them to be hand fed, doesn't mean they are going to like or trust you!
True, they can always turn on you lol
Underrated channel I’m waiting for you subs to jump to one million subs
haha man 1 million subs would be crazy. I'm just glad some people like to watch them!
Marines definitely do deserve some peace in their lives, glad you enjoy seeing them
Hello new to being a highland owner we have to heifers and a bull. Hoping to raise beef to sell
ive got 5 angus baldies and thinking about getting a highland bull. not really looking for selling but for my own beef
I have one calf this year that I believe is crossed with an Angus. Basically he is less hairy and has no horns, and he is also bigger than the other calves his age
Took part in an online Auction this past week. We were looking for 2 heifers to start. On average they went for 15K, highest was 49K. Bulls were cheaper averaging 8K. These were all registered and came with DNA tests. Still was a bit surprised.
Wow that’s amazing. I did an update video on auction prices earlier that year, but they weren’t that high. What auction was it
OUCH! Okay that rules out Highlands for me.
Okay now who tf is buying a cow for 49k
@@dv9239 Stupid wealthy people.
Hello, fellow Oklahoman here (Central). How much land would you suggest for a pair of Highlands? I have 5 aces that is mostly wooded. I just cleared about an acre that I’m putting a barn on and planned to use the rest of that acre as pasture. Thoughts?
I've got a friend right now that has 3 Angusand their calves on 6 acres. He is only making it work because he is doing rotational grazing. This will be his first winter with them and I'm a little nervous they will eat every bit of the grass away. However the typical rule of thumb is 2 acres per head. Good luck!
@@100AcreWoodHighlands I figure I’ll probably have to grain feed and buy hay then.
What is a skin worth from a young highland blonde bull? Im processing one right now, I’m new to tanning so am not sure what it’s worth
I'm not certain. I saw one for sale on fb for 900 but idk if it ever sold
Cool. Hope you have a successful business.
I need a mini highland cow and a bunch of friends would like em in the cities
That's way cheaper what you paid or said about both registered or unregistered cows/bulls/steers/heifers.
I saw one RUclipsr (can't share name) purchased a white/silver highland heifer at $4000 at auction (not sure if heifer is registered or not) in the state of Florida.
Ya the prices can definitely vary. Show quality animals and registered animals can go for thousands more than I paid.
@@100AcreWoodHighlands $4000 for just one heifer is way to expensive investment. Anyway, I'll be looking for the price range what you discussed in the video. Helps a lot, thanks!
How long to get to 1000lbs and how is the meat?
What does feed cost annually for one Highland cow?
I have 6 highlands mine are primarily grass fed typically 1 round bale per month per cow so roughly $80 a month here in pennsylvania plus probably $20 a month grain so I figure $100 a month per cow
You enjoy them so much and they cost so much why process them ?? They are so nice it just seems like they are so much better than hamburger .
Do you vaccinate and deworm your cattle with commercial dewormers?
Yes, I have my vet do the vaccines for me at weaning age and also deworm. I also use the deworming range blocks.
Can they be yoked like oxen? I'd love a stout hearted bull to help me haul big things around my husband's vast family farmstead when we retire there. They are too adorable and magnificent to eat.
Yes I've seen a few farms train their highlands to pull a cart, I think it would be really cool.
Would you be able to shear them or would it hurt them?
I dont know anyone who shears them, but many people do brush them to remove some loose hair
@@100AcreWoodHighlands Thank you
Yah but are they good eating?
You bought the ones you wanted and that is what counts .
Lovely animals
I am enjoying your videos.
How do you keep your bull from trying to mate with his offspring?
If you're going to keep any of the offspring then you have to sell the bull every few years. For example we only kept white walker for 2 years and now we have a new bull
@@100AcreWoodHighlands Oh okay. I understand now. Makes a lot of sense.
*OTHER THAN THEIR BEAUTY, WHAT IS DIFFERENT ABOUT THE COW? IF HARVESTED, DOES THE MEAT TASTE BETTER?*
I buy the meat from a local farmer who raises and finishes them on grass and the meat is of excellent quality. Lean but tender because the fat is more integrated through the meat, so it cooks up great.
Your cows look like they could use some care -- do you ever groom them?
The few that are tame enough to be brushed, yes
Highland being long haired, how would they fair in central Alabama?
High 90’s in summer and heat index possibly 102-103 at times.
I don't personally know anyone in Alabama that raises them but it gets above 100 here too. At my place they stay down by the water and in the shade a lot in the summer
How about florida? I always wanted highland cows but i think I'd have to move.
@@GR-uc1gq they do have them here in Florida and they do good down here also
@@manvikingman I’ve been looking for this answer! I’m currently in Ohio BUT the plan is to go down to Florida in 2 yrs. I was really worried I couldn’t have one down there.
im just going to get one cause they cute and funny
Very smart animals.. your right they're gonna eat the weeds and grasses who needs a registered cow for that
Big MOOLA❤
Jesus! You have to be a farmer AND have a degree in agricultural economics!
You're a fountain of knowledge!
Don't say the Lord's name in vain. Not right.
Knowing the history would be interesting but not always a deal breaker . Do they have DNA test like dogs do now ????? What about mini Highlands ??? Are they out there ??
From $1k-$3k
ii hope Chad @Adler gets that white one now that Freed is gone I cried all night =(
TLDR: 15:14
Is Penny a pet?
Genetic testing
Way to go dude. Copied Marc's hat design. So much for original thought. Leaving after 1:58.
So you’ve never worn the same hat as someone else? Are you Okay? LOL 😂
Moo.
good video
No help no quote
Why are these cows cute?
It would be a sin to name a ranch 100 acre wood and not be a happy place to be….or not have a barn cat named Tigger
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5+ mins in to the video and you still haven't said a price... Smh
TIME is running OUT , RETURN to your CREATOR
Dear sir / madam,
My sweet brother/sister in humanity,
I am inviting you to the inevitable universal truth of our creator of the heavens and the earth i.e; “ there is no god but allah (the true god) , and Muhammad (s.a.w) is the servant and final messenger of allah “.
REFERENCES FOR SEARCH OF THIS TRUTH
Books of Dr. zakir naik , Sheikh ahmed deedat & DR. ved prakash upadhyay available in the online/offline market:-
1) Is quran god`s word.
2) Answer to non muslims common questions about islam.
3) Quran and modern science.
4) Islam and Christianity
5) Muhammad (s.a.w.) in the hindu scriptures, etc.
Some important links:-
1) Dr. zakir naik + Sheikh ahmed deedat youtube videos.
2) Ef dawah youtube videos.
3) Dawahwise youtube videos.
4) Sapience institute website, etc.
Hidayatallah .
Wrong
Sorry but you talk too much . Just give the average price of the cow in your state. Easy.
*_HE NEVER TELLS US THE PRICE!!!!. JUST TELLS COMMON INFORMATION. IF THERE ARE ALOT IN YOUR AREA THEY COST LESS THAN IF RARE IN AREA, DUUUHH. AND FOR THAT YOU TITLE A VIDEO, COW PRICE. CLICK-BAIT_*
Frustrating video. 4 mins in and cant answer the question
@ Afterlife Guru,
You're A Jackass!
Click bait. Talks too much
10 minutes of repeating himself
Exactly, so frustrating!
You talk too much