Kodiak

Kodiak’s charming and sociable nature makes him an ideal candidate for anyone seeking a pet steer. At just seven months old, he’s still developing but is already showing signs of becoming a strikingly handsome young Highland calf.

One of Kodiak’s standout traits is his ability to get along wonderfully with other calves. Whether he’s grazing peacefully with a group of heifers, playfully sparring with bull calves, or dashing around with younger companions, his adaptability shines through, along with his capacity to form connections within the herd.

If you’re looking to provide companionship for a lonely calf in your fold, Kodiak would be a fantastic choice. His friendly demeanor and enthusiasm for interaction ensure he’d foster a sense of camaraderie and belonging for any other calf.

For those with a flair for the unconventional, Kodiak’s cooperative and curious spirit could make him a great candidate for unique activities like cart pulling or even steer riding—though, of course, training for such pursuits requires patience, skill, and proper techniques. Kodiak’s inquisitive nature suggests he’d embrace these challenges with enthusiasm.

In summary, Kodiak is not just a striking young Highland calf but also a social and affectionate companion who would make a delightful addition to any farm or household. Whether you want a companion for another calf or aim to explore distinctive steer-training adventures, Kodiak’s traits make him an exceptional choice.