Sugar Bowl Highlands
Sugar Bowl Highlands would like to welcome each and every one of you to the second annual online auction. It will be held on November 22 and 23, 2025.
To purchase, you must first create an AirAuctioneer account with a verified email address and then register for this sale. Please take the time to read the Terms and Conditions listed below as they contain important information all Buyers need to be aware of.
We have weanlings and yearlings in this years sale. Our purebred highlands will be sold registered or with registration pending. All our animals are tattooed, up to date with Ivomec or Cylence, Ultrabec 7, Bovishield Gold and Oxyvet. On farm visits to view the sale animals first hand is welcome. Give us a call and we will arrange for your visit. We appreciate your support and look forward to your invested interest!
Auction terms and conditions
Once the auction closes, winning bidders must e-transfer 10% of their bid and be received withing 24 hours of sale end. Transfer to the new owner will occur after the animal has been fully paid for and picked up by Dec 15, 2025. Sugar Bowl Highlands, as the breeder, is responsible for all costs and processing of registration and transfer of ownership, including submission of any DNA samples for proof of parentage, where required. All animals sold are vaccinated, Cylence'd and tattooed. All animals are considered healthy with ailments disclosed by the time they are transported. The buyer is responsible for all transport and risk, border inspection costs, state testing requirement costs and brokerage costs. Depending on circumstances, we can provide transport at an additional cost.
We reserve the right to refuse any bid.
WHO IS SUGAR BOWL HIGHLANDS
These Highlands come from years of paying attention. We keep what proves itself—good feet, straight backs, deep ribs, and calm minds. The herd is watched through seasons, not snapshots, and decisions come from what holds true in both form and nature. We look for correctness first, character next, and temperament always. There’s a lot learned by just watching them—who leads, who follows, and how each calf takes after its dam. Structure matters, but so does how they carry it: steady, confident, and without fuss. What’s on offer here is the outcome of that kind of seeing—honest, balanced cattle that hold their shape and their calm. They’re built to work, to last, and to fit the place they’re in.
