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Scottish Highland Cattle for Sale in Texas

The original Highland — full size, full fleece, full personality.

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Typical price

$2,000 – $8,000+

Size

48–54 inches at the hip; 1,100–1,800 lbs

Temperament

Gentle for large cattle; calm and curious

Best for

5+ acre pasture operations

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About Scottish Highland Cattle

Standard Scottish Highland cattle are the full-size version of everyone's favourite shaggy breed. Standing 48–54 inches and weighing 1,100–1,800 lbs, they are known for exceptional beef quality, extreme hardiness, and a calm temperament unusual for larger cattle. Popular on Texas hill country ranches where their foraging ability and low-input management shine.

📐 Size & weight

48–54 inches at the hip; 1,100–1,800 lbs

💰 Price range (Texas)

$2,000 – $8,000+

😊 Temperament

Gentle for large cattle; calm and curious

✅ Best for

  • 5+ acre pasture operations
  • Grass-fed beef production
  • Buyers who want show-quality animals

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do Scottish Highland cattle cost in Texas?

Full-size Highlands typically run $2,000–$8,000+. Registered cows with quality pedigree, especially those with show history, command premium prices.

What is the difference between Scottish Highland and Mini Highland cattle?

Mini Highlands stand under 42 inches and weigh 400–700 lbs. Standard Highlands stand 48–54 inches and weigh 1,100–1,800 lbs. Both share the same temperament, coat, and hardiness.

How much land does a Scottish Highland cow need?

2–5 acres per animal for full-size Highlands. They're excellent foragers and can make use of rough, brushy pasture that other breeds avoid.

Is Scottish Highland beef good?

It is highly regarded for flavour — well-marbled due to fat being distributed through the muscle rather than deposited externally, as in grain-finished breeds.

Are Scottish Highlands registered?

Yes, through the American Highland Cattle Association (AHCA), which maintains the North American registry. Registration verifies pedigree and adds resale value.

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