View Past Calves

See What the Webb Program Has Produced

Past calves give buyers and breeders a closer look at the cattle behind the Webb program.Browse calves by sire to see the range of color, markings, hair, frame and Highland character represented across different cows and pairings.

Past calves do not guarantee the outcome of a future breeding but they provide useful context when comparing sires and planning the direction of a herd.

Oh Yeah Calves

WCC OhYeah is a compact, homozygous black miniature Highland sire used by breeders pursuing smaller frame and strong silver or dun color potential. This gallery shows calves produced from OhYeah across different dams and breeding combinations.

OhYeah Semen

Ino Calves

HMH Summer “Ino” brings compact size, substantial hair, and bold HighPark markings to breeders working toward smaller cattle with strong visual presence. Browse calves produced from Ino to see how his markings, color possibilities and Highland-influenced traits have carried through across different pairings.

Ino Semen

Pickle Calves

William’s Midway Farm “Pickle” gives breeders access to compact size, yellow-brindle genetics and the manageable temperament valued in a working herd. This gallery highlights calves produced from Pickle and the range represented across different dams.

Pickle Semen

Pretty Boy Calves

Pretty Boy offers HighPark influence, dun-tipped markings, and a non-chondro option for breeders working toward distinctive calves with greater breeding flexibility. Browse calves produced from Pretty Boy to see the range of markings, color and frame represented within his offspring.

Pretty Boy Semen

Sully Calves

Holt’s Half Ass Heifer House “Sully” gives breeders access to silver genetics, a naturally smaller frame and both conventional and heifer-sexed semen. This gallery shows calves produced from Sully across different cows and breeding combinations.

Sully Semen

Cheek’s Sunset Silver “Dollar” Calves

Cheek’s Sunset Silver “Dollar” is an AHCA-registered silver Highland sire for breeders focused on registered pedigree, traditional Highland character and silver genetics. This gallery provides a closer look at calves produced from Dollar and the range represented across different dams.