Meet The Herd
Who’s that?!
Between our two locations, we’ve got chickens, goats, sheep, pigs, turkeys, mini donkeys, a scottish highland bull & more!
Keep scrolling to meet everyone, see where they’re located, & learn about them + their purpose
*REMINDER: Appointments required to visit our Churchville location & our Bergen location is COMING SOON!
Scottish Highland Bull
Brantley
Breed: Scottish Highland
Size: Miniature Midsized*
Classification: Bull (intact male)
Purpose: Pet, Future breeding
Name Reference: Country music inspired
DOB: 5/7/25
Breed Characteristics:
Scottish Highland cattle are a heritage breed, known for their sturdy build, long horns, and adaptability to rugged environments. Miniature Highland cows are not a naturally occurring breed but rather a selectively bred version of the traditional.
The miniature version was created through selective breeding over multiple generations, prioritizing smaller genetics while maintaining the breed’s signature hardiness and friendly temperament. Their compact size and gentle temperament make them ideal for families. Their long wavy coats enable them to withstand cold & harsh winters, as well as hot summers.
Mature Height Measurements:
Standard = over 48”
Midsized Miniature* = 42” to 48”
Miniature = 36” to 42”
Micro Miniature = under 36”
Definitions:
Cattle - bovine animals on a farm or ranch
Bovine - a wild or domesticated animal that is part of the cattle group
Cow - a mature female cattle that has had a calf
Heifer - a young female cow that has not had a calf
Bull - an intact uncastrated male domestic bovine, used primarily for breeding
Steer - a castrated male bovine, used primarily for beef production
Calf - a young bovine under one year of age
