Welcome to the Sale Barn at Rohloff Ranch Highlands in Bishopville, Maryland. Here you'll find our carefully selected Scottish Highland cattle available for purchase, including cows, heifers, calves, and bulls. Each animal is purebred and registered through the American Highland Cattle Association, raised with hands-on care and strong genetics to ensure quality, health, and breed authenticity. Whether you're expanding your herd, starting with Highlands for the first time, or looking for a unique addition to your farm, our Sale Barn offers trusted cattle backed by our veteran-owned commitment to excellence.
AHCA# 71502
Rohloff Ranch Theo holds a special place in our hearts as the very first calf born here on the ranch. With a birth weight of 78 pounds and a strong weaning weight of nearly 400 pounds, Theo is built to make a lasting impression as he matures into a bull. He carries both strength and vitality, balanced by a gentle, easy-going disposition.
From halter training to vaccinations in the chute — even his first bath — Theo has shown himself to be calm, adaptable, and cooperative. His temperament, paired with his strong genetics, makes him an excellent candidate for anyone looking to add quality and character to their fold.
Color Test (UC Davis): Dun
If you're seeking a young bull with potential, personality, and proven ease of handling, Theo is your guy!
Price: $3,500
Inquire about TheoAre your Highland cattle registered?
Yes, all of our Highlands are purebred and registered with the American Highland Cattle Association (AHCA).
What makes Highland cattle special?
Highlands are one of the oldest registered cattle breeds, known for their long hair, gentle nature, and striking appearance. Their calm demeanor makes them excellent for both photography and family experiences.
Do you sell Scottish Highland cattle?
Yes. We occasionally have registered Highland cattle available for sale. Please contact us for information on current or upcoming availability. You can also check the 'Sale Barn' page.
Are your cattle grass-fed?
Yes. Our Highlands are primarily pasture-raised on grass, which is ideal for their health and aligns with the natural way the breed has thrived for centuries. However, we do supplement with organic grain from a local organic farm which helps with socialization.
Do Highland cattle have horns? Are they safe?
Yes, Highlands naturally have horns, but they are known for their gentle nature. With proper handling and supervision, they are safe for visitors to be around.
Do you offer meat sales in addition to live cattle?
While our primary focus is breeding and education, this is an area that we are actively exploring. Please check back periodically for updates.