2023 Calves for Sale
Meet Emerald! This curious girl was born on May 26, 2023. Her mama is Elsa. (SOLD)
Here’s Forest with his mama, Firtha. How gorgeous is he?! Born on June 30.
Huckleberry Hawkwing, affectionately known as Huck, was born on August 3. Don’t tell the rest of the girls, but Heidi is a farm favorite.
Rhubarb joined us on August 11, born to mama Rue. What a lovely dark brown she is! (SOLD)
This is Anvil, born under some massive thunderheads on June 14. His mama is Ana. He’s so sweet, loves cuddles and exploring.
Welcome Nelson! This guy is growing fast and very cuddly, his mama is Nora. Born on June 23. (SOLD)
This is Lucy! Our first ever bottle calf, she quickly went to her new family in Vermont. (SOLD)
Info on Buying Calves
Our first concern for our animals is always their safety and well-being. Yaks need to be with at least one other yak, which is why we do not sell single yak calves — 2 is our minimum sale. There are a variety of opinions on the wisdom of line breeding, and you’re looking for unrelated individuals, we are happy to coordinate sales with nearby yak breeders to make that happen.
We price our yaks based on their sex, color, and temperament.
Yaks come in many different colors, including all black, black with white trim, white, golden, and black and white (also called ‘royal’). Our calves are typically either royal, black, or brown as their main color, and often the darker colors have white trim.
Just like people, yaks have personalities. Some are more naturally tame than others, and those calves will be more expensive to purchase, easier to train, and more satisfying to own and interact with.
All of our calves are well socialized to humans and ready to be trained when they arrive to their new homes, if that’s what their owners wish. At this time we do not train them ourselves.