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Am not on here much, but I raise Highlands in Virginia. Check out the American Highland Cattle website. Lots of good information there.

Me checking out a newborn on a cold rainy morning

I know. Have not been on for a while. We had 3 calves last fall. ALL GIRLS. Sold the two in that photo to a great home. Its been a hot summer, I've just about given up on the garden. It's been a bit stressful with the virus and all, but at least we are healthy.

Sorry for the duplicate photos.

We breed registered Scottish Highlands in Virginia

I had the same problem. I got horse hoof nippers. They work much better.

Black cow had her calf the other day.

I have goats not sheep, but many products are labeled for both. I have found that most parasites are resistant to safeguard. In other words "it does not work". Use Cydectin. Dosage is on the label. I would also get Nutri-Drench and follow the dosage on the label. This helps with an animal that...

I posted in another thread too. Looks like both both calve this month. I'm guessing the black one first.

Looks like both are bred and due this month. :weee

I have a buck who ate some Elderberry with no issues, although I read that the plant is poisonous. :idunno

Ok Here you go. These are soup bones that I had originally ordered for the dog. Then I SAW them!! Have not tried them yet.

The rumen is on the left side of the goat. I am betting that is just a full rumen.

Burgers were great. Still trying some of the other cuts.

I am having the same issues with mine. :rolleyes:

I have an 8 yr old who just had triplets. These will be her last. I don’t want to take a chance. A friend of mine retires hers at 10 yrs old.

Yes. And we know how he was raised. Can't wait to try it next week. I'm off for a few weeks waiting for goat babies. I plan on doing a lot of cooking.

Picked up just under 220 lbs. I'm glad he was not a big guy, because the freezer is FULL. We had custom labels made with our farm name, address and phone number. The cart rack thing was full of meat, we were in the process of loading it.

No don't know live weight. I only fed him corn and grain the last 2 weeks. I should have started earlier. But he's grass fed and all natural. Very slow maturing breed, but you know, I think it will be enough beef for us to last 2 yrs.

yes. Not on here much anymore. I just check in every once in a while.