My dad raised Scottish highlander cattle for a time and I along with my brother helped him. They are more like a 1000 pound dog than beef breed. Very gentle and hardy.

@100AcreWoodHighlands

4 жыл бұрын

Thats cool! They definitely can be like big pets

Hi yall from Adler Farms. Yall have some beautiful land and beautiful highland cattle they are gorgeous I am glad I came over to your channel

Hay there jumped over from Chad at adler farms. Great to have another awesome channel to learn from. Please the more videos the better

Hi from Adler farms family !! Looks like a great channel and interesting,can't wait to watch!

As I watch this there are three walking past my window here in Torridon ( west coast of Scotland ) beautiful beasts , all the best from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@100AcreWoodHighlands

2 жыл бұрын

Thats awesome, I would love to see them in Scotland someday

@jgalt155

2 жыл бұрын

@@100AcreWoodHighlands You’ll be made most welcome .

@lindsayschilling8707

2 жыл бұрын

Aye, Cheers Scotland! From Sacramento, California ❤

@jgalt155

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindsayschilling8707 Awe ra best Lindsay .

Howdy, from way down under, Australia. Just watched Chad of Adler Farm picking up his young Highland bull calf. These Highland cattle look so nice . But hate to meet a temperamental bull with those horns. Only once experienced a charging (fast run) bull while retrieving my RC glider from base of the hill we were flying from, in what believed an empty paddock. Foolishly, too far from the fence to run I stood firm, and surprise a short distance away, the bull stopped looked, then turrned aside then even started away, but turned back.again and stood. Maybe a minute we stood facing off. The bull dragged a front foot on the ground, head a bit low. I dared to start slowly towards my glider, about 200 yards away. The bull walked towards me, I stood still, but even more scary to me the bull walked up to me, brushed my arm with a horn. I was petrified, but finally put a hand on the near horn. The bull turned its head, so I brushed down its face, and the let it sniff my hand. Finally after rubbing the face and head more it snorted then turned and trotted away. I still shaking retrieved the glider and departed. Took over an hour to relax Still hate to think what could have resulted, had that encounter become bad. I simply was not aware of the bull there, as we had flown above that paddock from the hill above for years. The dairy farm only had cows there occasionally. Well I survived, and learned a lesson Other model glider friends saw it, none dared to try helping, and I do not blame them. Still do not know what about standing still made the bull stop its run towards me, or why it became so docile finally, just glad it was.

Good Morning, came over from Adler Farms, looking forward to learning more about the Highland breed.

Chad said to come over and say hi! You need to make more videos. This is very interesting love to see more. From Nova Scotia, Canada 🇨🇦

Hi, Chad sent me, Addler Farms, just thought I'd drop by and say Hi, I'm Chez, I live in Valencia, Spain. We have a tiny, tiny 1500sqm fruit trees and a flower garden. Would love to keep hens, but my rescued hunting dogs would probably eat them! Love Highland cattle, I'm a Brit, so a beautiful Highland cow is something I grew up with, they are gorgeous beasts!! Anyway, just thought I'd say Hi! xx chez Lliria Valencia Spain

Saying Howdy from Adler Farms. I love to watch the highlanders.

Howdy, can’t wait to learn more about the Highland breed. Came over to say hello, I’m a subscriber of Adler Farms as well.

Just saw you with Chad Adler Farms. You definitely have a great thing going. I hope you post more stuff. So many of us love watching this stuff!

That was great 😆 , being of Scottish decent , I think that you made the right decision, Cheers

@100AcreWoodHighlands

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks David!

Beautiful breed! Adler farms has introduced you for our viewing. Can’t wait to watch your clips

Hello from Northern Illinois, Adler Farms sent us your way!

Good morning, Rhett, Anna & Lucy! Just dropped by to sub and say hello! On my morning YT rounds. Will drop in later and catch up on your vids!! You impress me to be an energetic and knowledgeable young man! Looking forward to learn more about your Highland herd! 🇺🇸MesquiteTX!

Chad sent me !!!!!! Love your cattle.

Love your “pets.” Seriously, the herd is impressive. Howdy, as Adler says. Sub’d 😁

I love the highland breed, so cute!

Sent from Adler Farms. Glad I came.

Chad said hello. Love your cows

You're living my dream!😊♥️

New subscriber. Just watched Chad from Adler pick up Cinnamon's baby. These are beautiful animals. I have never seen this breed. Looking forward to watching your older videos and would love to see any new ones you would share with us.

I really enjoyed that. I actually live in the Scottish Highlands so seeing these cattle is not an uncommon sight. It was just nice to get your take on the breed and to learn how they adapt to a very different climate. By way of comparison it's early July here and the outdoor temperature today is 52º - colder than your winter's day. It's not always that cold here in the summer but we never get anywhere close to 100º.

Been through that a lot... I run one electric wire on 5' no climb fence to keep them off it. Scottish Highland are majestic creatures & funny characters. I have Scottish Highland and Belted Galloway cattle. Cheers from Upstate New York!

@100AcreWoodHighlands

4 жыл бұрын

Those belted Galloways are cool ones too!

@HeavyMetalPedal

4 жыл бұрын

@@100AcreWoodHighlands they r wonderful mothers but more high-strung. The hybrid males r crazy! I love my Highlands more...

Man, my wife and I are loving your videos. Especially this one. With each one of your points we’d exchange looks as if you were reading our minds/ story. We’re definitely looking for Highlands and would love to get on your list for future calves. Keep up the great work on the videos and have a blessed new year.

@100AcreWoodHighlands

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Im glad you like the videos! I hope to keep making them, I dont know where youre located, but if its near OK if you ever do buy some I would be glad to help you out

Hey y'all, you really thought this through very well. You make a very strong case for raising this breed. Yes you did find out that folks will buy the calves like Chad from Adler farms did today. take core bye for now

Getting our Highlands in the spring. Can't wait!

@100AcreWoodHighlands

3 жыл бұрын

Thats awesome, congratulations!

@lindsayschilling8707

2 жыл бұрын

Yay! I'm living vicariously through you. I grew up around cattle working on a feed lot; rode horses most of the day as well. I miss those days (city girl now); I need to get back to that better life!

my dad raised angus steer on his grandfather's farm. the place is a tree farm now. If i'm in a position to have dairy cows, jersey and highlands are what i'd go for. that high butterfat in the milk of highlands, and jersey's are mine and a close friend's favorite breed.

@joshstephen2888

4 жыл бұрын

Yingtheeevee Highlands don’t make much milk though and are predominantly beef cows

@100AcreWoodHighlands

4 жыл бұрын

Highlands are definitely great animals to raise. I personally don't know of anyone who does milk them, I just know it had been done in the past

Hi ya. Came over from Adler farm's. 😃

Came over from Adler Farm😀😀Hi from California 👋

Just saw you with Chad from Adler Farm. Beautiful cattle you have. New happy subscriber

Just saw you as Chad bought a bull calf from you and just now subscribed to your channel. And I just watched the 3 Reasons to Raise Highland Cows. And fell in love with the Highland Cattle after only one video! Wish that I was MUCH younger to have my own. But, since I am not I can enjoy your Highlands from watching your video!

Hi Chad from Adler Farms sent me love your Highlanders. Good luck getting your Vlog ready ❤️

New Sub from Adler Farms love highlands ❤️

Chad sent me over here. .love your videos

You need to get them that pole scratcher 😁

Chad (Adler Farms) sent me ☺️ Mooooo!

Chad said to say Hi! Also we would like to see more VIDEOS 👌

These cows are great! I just found your channel today and subscribed. Keep the videos coming. We just got ours last year, they have a hilarious personality sometimes.

Howdy from down the road, came over from Adler Farm!

Hey came over from Adler Farms. Love highlands.

Hello from Michigan. Like you highland cows. I have always like that breed. See you on chads channel and thought I would say hi.

Adler farms sent me love your cows.

First time watching ur channel , I just love how u know them by name,they r very lucky to have a owner like u,,, They r beautiful cows, Great video, stay safe everyone,,

@100AcreWoodHighlands

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! You stay safe too

Just watched you with chad on Adler farms. Love your cattle and farm.

Chad from Adler Farms sent us over

I want a blond one. I would call her Appa.

Well hello from Adler farmstand!! Your camel are just beautiful. I’ve been to Scotland and saw my first highland heard must be 35 years ago now and they’re just as pretty now as they were then. I will most certainly be following you and your family. Oh my children are all raised and gone and their children are raised and gone, off the careers that is! 🧑🏻‍🦳🤟. Oh yes and congratulations to you and your bride may you have many more years of love and fun ahead of you.

Highland cows are BEAUTIFUL !!!❤❤

Love that smile

If I ever raise cattle I'm naming my bull Admiral Halsey.

@100AcreWoodHighlands

3 жыл бұрын

Thats a great name

Love these beauties... you are very good at what you do. Thank you for sharing

I love a good steak myself. But when I look in Cow's face I wish I didn't like steak so much.

@diannamichalidas9014

3 жыл бұрын

A B I agree

@coragreer4426

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly same they are so cute but so freaking tasty

@AB-yu2tj

3 жыл бұрын

I like this thread. I think I saw a cartoon once. Where hyenas talking about the cute ducklings and baby lambs they ate. If there isn't a seen in a cartoons they got to put one in. Hyenas campfire talk.

@cyansloth1763

3 жыл бұрын

Aye. Probably one of the cruelest part of life is that omnivores and carnivores must take life to preserve their own. And also being sentient enough to understand that the other creatures enjoy being alive and don’t want to die either.

@tylerrobbins8311

3 жыл бұрын

Look at it like this it's the cow's way of repaying you for giving them a good life, protection, affection and lots of love.

Hello you have a beautiful heard of highlands.

So you got your five thousand congratulations

Your Highlander cows are beautiful. #CHAD from #ADLER FARMS RECENTLY BOUGHT ONE OF CINNAMON CALVES FROM YOU. He named him Fred. Beautiful cow! KZread is the only social media I follow. #I like #KZread and I think following you grow your channel and your family. 🎊#CONGRADS🎊 On your new marriage 💕💕

I want to raise my own when I’m old enough I’m 16 and I’ve wanted too for the last ten years I can’t wait

@100AcreWoodHighlands

3 жыл бұрын

Thats awesome! I hope you're able to get some real soon

@Summer-bq3eo

3 жыл бұрын

I’m getting one after college for a grad present just a few more years it’s so exciting I’m always researching it’s so fun and I know it’ll pay off

@100AcreWoodHighlands

3 жыл бұрын

@@Summer-bq3eo sounds like a good graduation present to me

Hi there, Chad from Adler Farms sent me over 😃 I am subscribed now and rang the bell ta ta for now.

Followed you from Chad channel . I just love the view of you’re a property.. subscribe and 👍🏽

Just found your video where Bernadette had had her little one and cheered for it trying to get up on its feet keep up with the videos

I like the fluffy one

:) Being from Tulsa, it's really neat to find out one of the cutest cows can survive our summer heats.

Howdy from Adler Farms said to say this. :)

Heard about you guys through Adlers Farm 🚜

If I raised them I would turn vegetarian and never part from them lol. I have seen them here in Denmark too, they seem so gentle.

Adler farms sent me subscribed

Howdy! Here from Adler Farm!

Hey..Chad sent me. Looking forward to watching.

Very interesting information

I can see million reasons to raise them, but i can give you one why not (for me). I just couldn´t part with them. So maybe two affection ones, but for whole of their life. Call me a wimp, but that´s just me :P

@100AcreWoodHighlands

4 жыл бұрын

that is a great point! Its hard to part with any of them at all once your attached to them.

@emilyxx6689

4 жыл бұрын

Nonesense Speaker mmm I agree. I could probably handle poultry🤷‍♀️ but since I don’t eat red meat anyways (for taste and texture reasons) I would probably only raise other animals for milk and get eggs and meat from poultry 🤷‍♀️😂❤️

@brother1ray

3 жыл бұрын

You can have Highland cows for 20 years, and they keep producing calves for all that time! Plus, they thrive on poor pasture where even sheep would stuggle to graze: They give a whole lot and ask very little in return........truly Scottish, LOL!!

@aadivkole737

3 жыл бұрын

@Donald J Trump Trump Jesus Trump git your own cattle and raise em. Anyway you have a lot of capital to start up a ranch of your own, it'll be fun lol

@cyansloth1763

3 жыл бұрын

@Donald J Trump Trump I suggest you start looking into cattle raising your gonna need it to feed that red lust

Congrats on reaching 992 I may know who subscribed

I am a new subscriber..lived your video..the cinematography and the information was beautiful and interesting. I hope you will make some more videos.

Those hairy cows are so cute!

I'm from Adler farms scriber and I was told to come over and tell you hi so I'm a new scriber

Hi were new from Adler Farms I love your page and will be back God Bless

How’s your came over from Adler Farms. We have Highlanders about a mile an a half from us. They are beautiful.

Hey, coming over to check out your channel from Adler Farms! Beautiful cattle.

You’ll never have an issue selling off cows. They’re in high demand and very few breeders of this breed. Hell, I’m all the way in CA. And I’d drive out to OK for half a dozen.

@100AcreWoodHighlands

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I hope it will be easy when the time comes

@07negative56

4 жыл бұрын

Get on the Scottish Highland Association. They’ll list you as a breeder or a beef provider. There’s a bunch of homesteaders all throughout the Midwest that loves this breed. You’ll never have an issue. I drove to Idaho for ours. The quality of the beef is off the charts. Way better than over rated Angus.

Referred to your channel by Chad at Adler farms.

Hi there just heard about you from CHAD ADLER FARMS. I had no idea they raise these HERE I watch a channel from the UK Farmer Richard an they have Hugh farm an they have highlands they are very majestic cow. I'm say HI an subscribed to your channel.

Good video! Glad you made the location of the cattle known so we could get a greater context for the animals !(I just subscribed today!) I’m also out of Oklahoma and am looking into getting Scottish Highland cattle, I want to have a family milk cow,for cream and butter and then just have a few out in the field for GOOOD BEEF!! I’ll look you up on Facebook cause I’d like to buy some very soon!

@100AcreWoodHighlands

3 жыл бұрын

Thats awesome, glad you're interested in raising some

Found you from @Adlerfarms Chad!!

English. Love the Scotish highlans.

I love your videos. I'm just wondering if their horns fall off? They're so beautiful

@100AcreWoodHighlands

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I've seen two people that have posted pictures of their highlands with broken horns from injuries. But other than that, they should not fall off

Howdy coming from Adler Farms

We have raised angus in previous years.. we have not had any in about 5 yrs. we have 4 acres. With a pond I have been researching these babies for yrs. curious if 2 heifers and 1 bull on 4 acres is enough for them I have had up to 6 in previous yrs. but I really want to raise them and make sure they have enough room

Hello from Canada

Chad sent me from Adler farm

Ridgelife sent me.

I have loved Highlands since I first saw them. They were a firm favourite of the British Queen Mother and I think the Queen herself has a soft spot for them. How about letting the people know the simple secret answer to telling a fully grown male from a female in waist deep grass.

@maryannthorpe286

Жыл бұрын

the horns cow horns go up . bull go out to the sides

Your super smart and i like the fact you know what your talking about here and you treat them all very well young man thank you for your inspiration and your best advice sweetheart ttyllove you muahhhh kisses 🥰😉🙏🦋🦋🦋🤗🤔😁

Chad Adler sent me. Hi. From old mexico

We have scottish Highland cattle here in Northern norway

@100AcreWoodHighlands

2 жыл бұрын

Very cool, I bet that's good country for highlands

@mathiasmindorstrand5423

2 жыл бұрын

@@100AcreWoodHighlands yep. If we just had a few more acres…

Good cow 🐂🐂

Love your video. We raise Scottish highlanders in Michigan. We also have a blond/white bull, his name is Ghost. After doing research on them we chose them for the same reasons. Very hardy, easy to care for, and the beef is great and we know where it came from. Also wanted to know what is going into out food. We started in fall of 2017. I'm planning to post some videos soon.

@maryannthorpe286

Жыл бұрын

where are you located in Michigan. I am in munith

Golly didn’t know it got so hot in Oklahoma! I wonder if they’d do well in parts of Canada? I’m going to look into it because they are incredibly gorgeous. I’m hopeful we will have a farm eventually!

@100AcreWoodHighlands

3 жыл бұрын

Ya it can get pretty warm. They definitely would do good in Canada. I know of at least one breeder in Ontario. But there are lots of people in Northern US that raise them

Came over to watch a few vids from Adler Farms. Edit to say they remind me of Ewoks for some reason.

Geez, don't tell Whatisname, that Bison breeder, also in OK., how friendly your herd is. He spends most of his time replacing fences and banging dents out of his truck. Cheers and good wishes.

@100AcreWoodHighlands

3 жыл бұрын

Haha you talking about cross timbers? I've heard bison are a little wild

Howdy from Adler Farms