Hidden Hills Homestead & Handcrafts

06/08/2026

Just a night with the two girls 🖤💛

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

A trip in the car can only mean a couple of things when it involves pigs! Today it was castrations!
We had a ride along too from Moss Rock Farms, LLC
🍻 to farm friends!

06/05/2026

There are many reasons to raise American Highland cattle. But if we have to boil it down to just 5, these are the key benefits that make this breed profitable, productive and a top choice for producers.

Learn more about what breed traits make American Highlands unique: https://bit.ly/3RQkYVF

06/05/2026

Too cool teenagers with their judgi-ness

06/05/2026

Auggie has been doing well with the piggies!!!

06/03/2026

There's nothing quiet like a piglet pile on your feet

05/31/2026

The big cows got out on summer pasture today...do you think they were happy?

They didn't take long to go find the trees

05/30/2026

S O L D

Silver is a 4-year-old registered Highland cow, confirmed bred and due this fall. AHCA 63220

She is a structurally correct, moderate-framed cow with depth, spring of rib, and sound feet and legs. Silver is pasture-raised and does well in a herd setting. She enjoys the brushing but is not a halter-broke pet and is best suited for someone looking for a functional, productive Highland cow.

She is currently bred to Mid-lakes Tantor AHCA 66369 (I have a calf from this match on the ground currently)

Silver is only being offered as we evaluate the direction of our breeding program. Having a small herd and my desire to be very hands on with them makes her not a perfect fit here. She is a quality young cow with many productive years ahead of her.

PM for more information or email
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05/29/2026

S O L D

Lowcountry Little Light aka Clementine AHCA 63219
Exposed 4 yr old Highland Cow Clementine is a proven, easy-calving cow with two unassisted calves on the ground — a heifer her first year and a bull calf who was steered. She is a good mother with strong maternal instincts and has maintained a nice high and tight udder.

She has excellent length with a feminine, functional build. Lower in the herd hierarchy but does not suffer because of it and gets along well in a pasture setting.

Clementine is more of a pasture cow than a pet. She allows brushing and take treats from me, comes when called, but is not overly friendly, so she would do best with someone who is comfortable reading cattle behavior

Exposed to Mid-lakes Tantor AHCA 66369 for late fall calving.

Located in Colorado. Message me for additional details
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