Rocky Creek Highlands

06/17/2026

In Jonesborough TN we have three weanling heifer calves up for discussion.

They are all three weaned, halter trained, and VERY social (they have been used for agritourism events). We will have two more heifers available the beginning of September, but they still have a few months left on their dams. We also have two weanling bull calves available now.

ALL will be AHCA registered, but we like to wait so the forever home can choose their registered name.

R-01. 9/23/2025 (Dun)
Dam: Lucia of HWF
Sire: Rocky Creek Magellan

R-02. 9/28/2025 (Black)
Dam: Shelia of NBR
Sire: Skye High Kraken

R-06. 11/5/2025 (Red?/ maybe dark yellow)
Dam: LEA Annie
Sire: Rocky Creek Magellan
*Needs Color Test

06/16/2026

This was the coverage from the 11pm news about the Appalachian RC&D Farm Tour.

ARC&D hosts 7th annual regional farm tour across Washington and Greene counties

06/13/2026

Thank you to all the Appalachian Resource Conservation and Development Council Farm Tour Visitors who came out to the farm today. If you were one of the people interviewed, you may be on the news tonight!

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06/06/2026

This beautiful girl is SO sweet, but she sure is missing her momma! Annie always has such a close bond with her calves (she tries to keep other calves away until she realizes she can’t control it anymore 😂), so weaning is always difficult for both mom and the weanling. It’s been 4 days, so the bawling has finally stopped.

06/03/2026

Paislee’s bull calf was very energetic today and had a bit of the zoomies. Like our sweet heifer calf Mischief from 3 years ago he is intrigued by the chickens. But, of ALL our cows, Paislee hates the chickens most!! Near the end of the video, Paislee attempts to chase the rooster away from her calf, even though the rooster is on the other side of the poultry netting - not to mention, baby Bull was the one to go up to the rooster, not the other way around! 🤣

06/02/2026

I can’t believe I forgot to post this last night (except for the fact that I was wet and muddy and wanted to shower) but aren’t they BOTH the cutest.

We were all paying attention to the new Baby Bull (S-04), and Bella’s Baby Bull (S-04) got jealous and wanted attention (and hay)- in his mind, he is the reason we all come out there!
😂🤎🩶🤎🤣

06/02/2026

UPDATE:

Paislee’s new calf is definitely a bull … and he is a BIG boy - weighing in at 78 pounds! He is the biggest calf Kraken has sired. Paislee is one of our smallest cows, and he is definitely her largest calf to date!!! She put on 150 pounds with this pregnancy!

06/01/2026

Paislee’s calf has already done a great job drinking down the front two teats and is now starting on the back ones. This calf had no trouble figuring what to do!!!

06/01/2026

Look what Paislee just did in the pouring rain!

It will be definitely be Red, and will carry the Wild Type Gene (because Kraken is Double Wild and Paislee is also Wild).

Still not sure of the s*x, but I think it’s a bull … I took a quick look, but she wanted to clean it and I didn’t want to interfere too much.
Looks really big, as soon as Jim gets home we will get the calf on the scale. 🤎🩶🤎

CBS Paislee x Skye High Kraken
DOB: 1 Jun 2026 @ 3:56pm

06/01/2026

We hope to see everyone at the Appalachian Resource Conservation and Development Council Farm Tour on June 13. Please don’t forget to reserve your car passes on their website: arcd.org/farmtour

Our fluffy coo look forward to making some new friends! 🤎🩶🤎