The sanctuary
Why we keep bulls in real nature, and how every ticket helps them.
So bulls don't end up as a textbook legend
Many old breeds vanished not through disease but because they stopped paying their way on farms. The European bison only survived because a handful lived on in captivity and people chose to return them to the wild.
A sanctuary lets bulls live in real nature: choosing their own pasture, working out their own place in the herd, and keeping behaviours you never see in a stall. We don't keep them for produce or for show.
Saving breeds
We keep pedigrees and make sure rare bloodlines don't die out.
Real nature
Open paddocks, bushland and waterholes. No tethers, no cramped pens.
Vet care
Our own vets, fodder stores for dry seasons and shelter from bad weather.
Come and meet the herd
Walk through the gates, follow the viewing trails, watch the herd at the waterhole and hear the rangers' stories. Every visit helps the bulls.
We don't profit from tickets. Every dollar of takings goes to caring for the bulls, giving them the best conditions possible, and to charity.