Yak for Sale

"HCC Yumanji Final 4 of Thor" is a very social little guy, and he is the last Royal bull calf from our famous Royal herd bull Thor. We lost Thor Y052 in Sept. 2025 at 14yrs. old, he literally broke his back during breeding season, but we were blessed to receive his last 4 calves this Spring. This breeding was repeated several times, and the bull calves have all turned out to be XL like their papa Thor. It is pretty amazing that little mama Yuka-lay-lee A031 can produce these XL size boys with Thor! The calves from these two are just as sweet as can be. Yuka-lay-lee is a granddaughter to our first bull Sherpa H100, he was famous for throwing sweet gentle bull calves and we get requests for that famous 'Sherpa line' still to this day. Yumanji already loves human attention, loves to be scratched, petted and stands (or demands) brushing. He is just such a sweetheart. Yumanji will make someone the perfect friendly, gentle herd bull. He will be ready to go in Oct., and I can find unrelated registerable heifer calves to go with him. He will be weaned, wormed, vaccinated and registered with WHYC (as soon as their new lab is ready) Most people don't know it, but the true pure Yak is on the endangered species list in the US. World Heritage Yak Conservancy is committed to Protect, Preserve and Promote the true pure Yak in North America and the World. All our Breeding adult yaks are registered with WHYC, but with so much cross breeding, inbreeding and lack of registration the pure yaks have become very hard to find. It only takes 25% down to hold him until weaning and delivery or pickup in early Oct. We deliver within a 150mi. radius or can meet for a trailer-to-trailer swap. Once a 25% deposit is received, you will receive our 5+page Yak Care Guide, nutrition articles, pictures of the tags/labels off the mineral, grain and blocks we provide, plus pictures of the tools used to collect the raw fiber that we collect and sell for $7.00 per oz. Please call or email to purchase this last Royal bull calf from the Yak bull Legend Thor Y052.

HCC Yunnan Legacy of Thor, is the official last son of Thor

'HCC Yonita Last Lady of Thor' is a sharp looking little Native Trim girl. She is friendly as all get-out, comes up eagerly for head and butt scratches! On her dam's side she is from the famous 'Sargent Pepper' line, he was imported into the US and was the first yak ever registered with IYAK... C001. Yonita is a result (4 generations) of 2 of our foundation yaks purchased over 24 yrs. ago...a Sherpa H100 & Yo-yo K004 great granddaughter. We have managed to keep this famous line going through her mama Melissa Z053 and papa Thor Y052. She has an impressive 5-6 gen pedigree. We lost our gorgeous Royal herd bull Thor at 14yrs. old in Sept 2025, he literally broke is back during breeding season. Now in 2026 we have his last 4 calves on the ground and Yonita is one of them. Thor gave us 125 calves in his day and 98% of them all went for breeding stock for other ranchers all over the US. Yonita is his last daughter, so she comes with bragging rights!!! Yonita will be registered with WHYC 'World Heritage Yak Conservancy (as her parents are), when their new independent Lab is up and running. Most people don't know it, but the true pure Yak is an endangered species in the US, and... we are the only Heritage Breeder in CO! There has been so much inbreeding, cross breeding and lack of registration that the true pure yaks are disappearing. WHYC has a mission to "Preserve, Protect and Promote the Heritage Yaks in North America and the World. All our adult breeding yaks are already registered with WHYC, so their calves can be registered with them as well as registered with NAYAK. Yonita will be ready to go in Oct. 2026 and will be weaned, wormed, vaccinated and registered. I can easily find an unrelated bull calf to go with her as well as more heifer calves to join her. All would be registerable as well. We deliver for free within a 150mi radius and once a 25% deposit is paid you will receive my 5+page yak care guide, nutritional articles and pictures of the tags/labels from the mineral, grain and blocks we use and pictures of our grooming tools and fiber we collect each year. Let us help you get into yaks, we will be here for years to come to help you take care of your herd!