Caring for the high-country since 1986

Check out this new and revised program layout. Please note there have been changes to the running of events over the weekend. Main changes are:
  • The whip cracking section of the championship is on the Friday.
  • The stripling’s championship is on the Friday.
  • Also, please note the junior and lead rein handy stock novelty events are on the Friday.’

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About the TMCA

A voice for high country heritage and traditions

The Tasmanian Mountain Cattlemen’s Association (TMCA) was formed in 1986 by representatives of the families who have links with the Mersey high country. The high country is the area near the source of the Mersey River in Northern Tasmania, and is situated along the mid-north boundary of the Cradle Mountain – Lake St Clair National Park.

Since 1888, the area has traditionally been used as summer grazing runs by families who would drive their cattle and sheep to the mountain pastures at the beginning of summer, and drive them back to their low land farms in autumn. Possums and wallabies were hunted by members of these families during the winter in an effort to add to their incomes.

 

Become a Member

If you are keen to be a part of all the action, consider joining us as a member.  If you are willing and able to contribute, we would love you to think about becoming a committee member or sponsor.

Our Sponsors

We are thankful to all our sponsors, who support our association.