Highland Brave

16/05/2026

A new round of silage.

15/05/2026

Watching the weather slowly creep in.

08/05/2026

A nod to a couple of my girls.
There’s something undeniably special about the Kyloe Highlands.

Often smaller in frame but full of presence, Kyloes are known for their striking darker coats, deep blacks and rich brindles that seem to catch the light in the most beautiful way. There’s a quiet strength about them… a softer, more refined look, yet still carrying that unmistakable Highland character.

Traditionally raised along the rugged coastlines, these cattle were shaped by tougher conditions, resulting in their more compact size and hardy nature. But don’t let their smaller stature fool you… they are resilient, adaptable, and incredibly endearing.

And every now and again, within your own fold, one will appear with those unmistakable Kyloe traits… a little smaller, darker, with that same calm nature. It’s always something special to see, like a quiet nod back to their coastal heritage.

It’s the combination of their dark, windswept coats, gentle eyes, and calm temperament that makes Kyloes truly stand out. A little more petite, a little more understated… but every bit as captivating.

The kind that quietly steal your heart 🖤

04/05/2026

04/05/2026

Sweet little girl, snack time.

03/05/2026

02/05/2026

A peaceful end to the day.

25/04/2026

ANZAC Day 2026

Sometimes the day becomes a little more meaningful when the ADF recruitment team you work alongside visits our local town of Stroud. They were exceptional during the service as the catafalque party.

23/04/2026

Our pretty girl.

22/04/2026

No matter how hard I try to take a nice photo of this guy, he is always pulling faces 🤣🤦‍♀️@