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You may find that we place our herd of very high in importance in our life, but we feel that we should almost pay homage to them. Highland Cattle are so unique. Each one has a different personality. The older they are, the more they become part of your life and you part of theirs. They expect to see you, when they don't, they holler to find out where you are and when you arrive they all come to meet you. |
Peaches Pictured here heavy with calf, is our most fertile cow. She's usually bred with in days after giving birth. |
Oz Annag Dubh Annag is one of those special animals. Her distinct look of red highlights on her forlock is just one reason she stands out. |
Oak Creek Pegas Pegas, 11 yrs old, pictured here with her new calf, Oz Rudha Pegas. She is dear to us, not just because of her attitude towards people, but because she is a great Highland Cow. |
Oz Cassie Cassie had our biggest calf of the year so far. He came in at 85lbs! Mama is doing fine and the "baby" is already bigger that most of the calves who were born 2 weeks before him. We haven't named the "little guy" yet, but we'll find something appropriate for him. |
Oak Creek Lindy We call her "Cat eyes". She has beautiful blue slanted eyes like a cat, thus cat eyes. |
Oz Heather Fraoch (Lady of Heather) Heather is a beautiful Dun Heifer. |
Hannay Erica Erica, 11yrs old, has a perfect udder and a very mellow attitude. She is also the Dam to Oz Boxer one of our Herd Sires. |
Dubh Ciara of Dirtane Ciara is a very proud cow, she is 18 years old. Even with her age, her udder is good and her calves birth weights average 72lbs. Come visit and see Ciara, she's really something! |
Brush Clearing This is a pretty good example of what we mean when we say that Highlands clear brush. They will clear the way for grass to grow and the Savannas to return by breaking off lower limbs and knocking down tall weeds. Not to mention that it makes fencing in these areas easier and the Highlands gain weight doing it! |
Snore Boy Toby, our 3 yr old boxer, taking one of his numerous naps. Yes, he does snore, a lot!!! |
Lucy Little Lucy is about 5 or 6 and is almost as big around as she is long. |
Spring Burning Fires in the Spring are a annual tradition, it helps the natural prairie grass to grow and rids the pasture of last years weeds, old grass and woody vegetation. |
Night Fires I love to watch the fires at night. It's beautiful. When everyone is burning, you can see for miles around. The glow is something to see! |
All Quite Now As the fires die down and the smoke still hangs in the air, the highlands calmly graze as if nothing is amiss and all is well. |
We have given you just a taste of our life here at Oz Highland Farm. We will continue to change the pictures so every time you visit you can see something new. We encourage you to come and visit us, to see what we are about and understand why we feel the importance of raising Highland Cattle in way we do! Thank you for spending your time here with us at Oz Highland Farm.com. |
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Oz Sara Diane It's our belief that Sara will someday be the herd boss. She posses all the characteristics. |
I got your back boss!! Toby helping with Fear. Always ready to do what he can. |
Oz Kelly Sue Enjoying a mild November Day. |