Highland Bull

Angus cattle are strikingly beautiful and robust black cattle with relatively shorter legs. Typically, these animals are polled (bred without horns) to prevent them from hurting one another, which is crucial for the hefty and powerful bulls. Black Angus cattle are low - maintenance, making them a top choice among farmers.

If you're raising Highland Angus bulls, it's easy! First, provide them with plenty of good - quality hay and fresh water daily. These bulls are not fussy eaters, but a balanced diet will keep them healthy. When it comes to shelter, a simple, dry barn or shed will do the trick, protecting them from harsh weather. Since they don't have horns, you don't have to worry too much about them injuring each other. However, keep an eye on their behavior, especially during the mating season. Regularly check their hooves and coat. A quick brush every now and then can keep their skin healthy and shiny. That's all there is to it for a happy and healthy Highland Angus bull!