Hill Creek Highland Farms
Buying From Us
We believe buying a Highland calf should be an exciting, transparent experience — not a stressful one. Here's exactly what to expect when you purchase from Hill Creek Highland Farms.
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Reach Out
Start by sending us a message through our contact page or giving us a call. Tell us a little about yourself, your property, and what you're looking for. We love getting to know our buyers.
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Ask Everything
We encourage questions — lots of them. We'll walk you through pedigree, health records, chondro status, temperament, and anything else on your mind. No question is too small.
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Come Meet Them
You're always welcome to visit the farm in Ball Ground, GA to meet the animals in person before committing. We want you to feel completely confident in your choice.
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Secure Your Animal
Once you've decided, we'll work out the details together — deposit, pickup or delivery arrangements, and any paperwork. We stay in close contact every step of the way.
Common questions
Buyer FAQ
Do you offer delivery?
We can discuss delivery or transport arrangements on a case-by-case basis. Reach out and we'll work out what makes sense for your situation.
What health records come with the animal?
All animals come with up-to-date health records including vaccinations and any relevant testing. We're happy to walk you through everything before purchase.
What does chondro positive mean?
Chondrodysplasia (chondro) is a genetic trait in Highland cattle that, when two carriers are bred together, can produce a non-viable calf. We are fully transparent about each animal's chondro status so you can make informed breeding decisions.
Can I visit the farm before buying?
Absolutely — we encourage it. We're located in Ball Ground, GA and love having prospective buyers come out to meet the herd in person.
Do you require a deposit?
Yes, we typically require a deposit to hold an animal. We'll discuss the specifics when you reach out — every situation is a little different.
Ready to find your Highland?
Browse our available cattle or reach out directly — we'd love to talk.