Scottish Highland Semen Available from these Breeders
Contact a breeder for more information
Missouri
TB Loki, red, Reg. 55,955 TBH Loki 55,955 has proven himself to be a tremendous herd bull for us siring numerous stocky healthy calves. His gentle temperament, perfect conformation and excellent offspring led us to offer his semen so that others could also benefit from his wonderful genetics. |  |
ZR Everett, silver, Reg. 57,965 ZR Everett 57,965 is a beautiful shaggy-haired silver bull with classic Scottish looks Collected at 4 years old weighing in at 1350 lb Everett is sure to add some color in your fold. |  |
Contact: Adam Michaud, Circle AM Cattle Co., Elkland, MO | |
HH Montgomery, Reg. # 59,989 Montgomery is a beautiful silver Highland bull. He was born Oct. 11, 2019 and always has had a smaller Highland heritage frame. His bloodlines on his sire's side come from Drover Hill, NY, who no longer raises Highlands, and from EZ Acres, OH, who passed away after raising excellent Highlands for years. Both his sire and Grand sire were dun colored. His dam has mostly MI bloodlines from LEA and Osceola farms. Both dam and Grand dam were red in color. Having a smaller frame and shorter legs makes him very attractive for anyone wanting smaller framed Highland animals. He is producing nice small offspring. |  |
Blue Bird's Malcom, Reg. 56,852 Malcom started out a light red color as a young calf and has since lightened up into a yellow showing some summer coat brindle streaks and dark skin pigment. His genetic color combination tends to throw offspring more like a silver than a typical yellow; that combined with his incredible build, temperament, and pedigree tracing back to National grand champion DH Excitement makes him an excellent addition to our offered AI line up. |  |
Contact: Christy Derr, CNJ Cattle Company-Derr Ridge, Licking, MO | |
Colorado
CTK William Wallace #54741 |  |
Sweetbrier Epic Lad -17128- #58042 |  |
Contact: Chris Weeks, American Highlands Ranch, Fort Collins, CO | |
McCloud Sir Duncan, red, Reg# 62,715 |  |
Contact: Jose Rodriguez, Rocky Flats Ranch, Longmont, CO | |
Nebraska
Skye High's Koal, black, Reg. 46,377 - limited quantity We are so honored to have had Koal for 10 years and the journey that he took Almosta Farm on is beyond words. He maintained his disposition and was so consistent on the quality of his offspring whether they were purebred or crossbred calves. Koal's offspring have also done well in the show ring. With that being said, Almosta Farm and Maple Hill Highlands from Stanwood, MI reached an agreement to have him move on to Maple Hill. He is thriving in his new home and his new fold of females |  |
Almosta Farm's Brogan, red, Reg. 54,545 Brogan was born on a very cold March 17, 2015 . The minute he stood up on his wobbly legs, I knew he was going to be special and carry on his sire's name and genetics: Spring Flight Connecticut Yankee (D). He was the first bull calf that his dam: LEA Bancroft (D) ever had and Yankee's last calf. I was also realistic in knowing if he didn't continue to grow well, then he wouldn't carry on his parent's genetics. My goal with our breeding program is to produce offspring better than their parent's and Brogan has exceeded them. |  |
Almosta Farm's Baron, red, Reg. 58,184 Baron is one of the last sons of Skye High Koal and a grandson of Spring Flight Connecticut Yankee. Physically he is everything I was hoping for from him. He is the dark mahogany with frosting from his Dam and Grandsire. He will have a small number of females this year including a commercial cow, to see if he can carry on his genetics to the next level. |  |
J Bar T's Extreme, red, Reg. 56,705 We are very excited to have Xtreme join Almosta Farm. His genetics speak for themselves with his sire: HSC Steel Reserve and dam: RTH Xena. He has a great foot and leg under him, structurally correct and well muscled. But most of all a great disposition that I am sure will be passed on. He will have his first breeding season this year consisting of 5 females. |  |
Contact: Sue Dyke, Almosta Farm, Magnet, NE | |
Vermont
Shat Acres' Cinnamon Bear, red, Reg. 45,079 Shat Acres Cinnamon Bear was a Grand Champion bull at the 2009 MAHA, Your, Kile, and NEHCA shows. Bear's dam, Shat Acres Cinnamon Swirl was Grand Champion female at the 2004 NWSS. HIs sire, Who's Hill Scorpio sired many champions, including the NWSS Cow/calf twins, Shat Acres Crimson and Clover. Cinnamon Bear is no exception to the Shat Acres tradition of gentle temperament, and despite Bear's size, his offspring calve easily. |  |
Shat Acres' Raisin Cain, red, Reg. 52,455 Shat Acres Raisin Cain, has outstanding depth of muscle and thickness, structurally correct frame, masculine appearance, and genetics cannot be surpassed. His exceptional genetics and the even temperament Shat Acres cattle are known for, are ready to go to work improving your her. |  |
Contact: Janet Steward & Ray Shatney, Plainfield, VT | |