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Create my profile now!can be lead, petted and feed out of your hand. They enjoy a rub on their hump and under their chin. They are not housed over winter and have access to a 10'x10' field shelter. They only require a small amount of land (they are currently housed on approximately 1\5 acre) and don't damage the land like larger breeds of cattle. They have 3 strands of electric fencing
keeping them in and they have never tried to escape. They have 'enlarged' goat droppings so easy to clean up. I feed them a hand full of cattle pellets a day (they will come with whatever feed I have left) but these feed isn't a requirement,
and access to barley straw or hay. The smallest is 1m tall at the top of the hump and weighs 198kg and the tallest is 1.16m and weighs 243kg.
They would be well suited to a farm park, smallhoding, hobbyist or just someone who would like something different and rare.
I can arrange delivery at cost if required.
