Purchase: Available Calves
Sex: Bull
DOB: 03/17/2026
Sire: Nitro
Dam: Button
Price: $3,000.00
All calves are fully vaccinated and wormed with a veterinarian’s health certificate. A bill of sale will be emailed after deposit is received.
50% deposit due at time of reservation. Remaining balance due at pick-up.
Sex: Bull
DOB: 05/26/2026
Sire: Nitro
Dam: Penny
Price: $3,000.00
All calves are fully vaccinated and wormed with a veterinarian’s health certificate. A bill of sale will be emailed after deposit is received.
50% deposit due at time of reservation. Remaining balance due at pick-up.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A 50% deposit is required to reserve an animal, with the remaining balance due at pickup or before shipping.
Reservation deposits can be paid online here: Available Calves
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Absolutely. Your calf’s health is a top priority from the moment they’re born. All Iron Rock calves leave the farm with age-appropriate vaccinations fully administered, routine worming and a veterinary health certificate. You’ll also receive their health records so you have a clear history of their care and can share it with your veterinarian.
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We don’t provide in-house delivery, but we’re happy to help make transportation arrangements as seamless as possible. For buyers who need livestock transportation, we can provide contact information for experienced haulers, including Almost Home Livestock Transport by Victor Ash and Luxelivestock and Transportation by Troy Tuggle.
Transportation is coordinated directly with the buyer to ensure your calf’s journey is planned carefully and as comfortably as possible.
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Socialization starts right away. Our calves are handled, socialized and desensitized from an early age, with daily hands-on interaction from Amy and regular exposure to our family and farm guests.
Their early experiences include haltering and leading, bathing and grooming, calmly accepting handling, meeting new people and regular interaction with other cattle. This helps each calf grow into a confident, well-mannered animal that is comfortable with people and familiar with the everyday experiences they’ll encounter throughout their lives.
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Yes! Halter training begins when our calves are just days old with daily hands-on interaction from Amy.
As they grow, calves practice haltering and leading while becoming comfortable with bathing, grooming, handling and being around our family and farm guests. This early, consistent training helps them become confident and comfortable on the halter and sets them up for a smoother transition to their new home.
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Our cattle thrive on a balanced diet of quality grass, hay, grain, and minerals. When your calf goes home, we can provide guidance on their current feeding routine to help make the transition to their new home as smooth as possible.
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As a general guideline, plan for approximately ½ acre of land per head of cattle. The amount of space needed can vary depending on factors like pasture quality, forage availability, and how many cattle you plan to keep.
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Absolutely! Cattle are social animals and thrive with companionship. It is a requirement that our calves go to a home where they will have a cow friend or they must be purchased in a pair if there are no other cattle on the property.Having a companion helps them feel secure, comfortable and part of a herd.