Hillside Highland Co.

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Hillside Highland Co.

Offering both unregistered and registered Highland Cattle.

02/04/2025

SOLD // Registered Bull (NLK Geronimo AHCA: 58051). More information on our website - please message us with serious inquires

12/25/2021

Merry Christmas from us to you ♥️

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07/06/2021

Raising kids and cattle.
And loving every second.

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07/04/2021

I wouldn’t trade this new chapter for anything

06/25/2021

With the weather forecast in the triple digits for the next week or so, we decided to move the cows to a different pasture.

They’re already pretty happy with the extra creek frontage and lots of shade.

Happy cows and kids definitely live here💕

06/20/2021

Happy Father’s Day to the guy that makes our world go round.

Thanks for the unlimited amount of love you offer our kids.
Thanks for your patience and support.

You’re one of a kind Keith Alan and we’re so lucky you’re ours.

06/05/2021

It was our first time moving the cows down to the lower grass pasture.
Since we moved in, we’ve had them up by the house.

It’s been my favorite thing to watch them run in unison; it’s magical.

They’re now living their best life on some fresh, green grass.

05/18/2021

When I get tired of the back and forth trek to the ranch, I look out and remember —

These views.
These memories.

This is everything we prayed for and it fills our cup over and over.

05/07/2021

PART FOUR: we went for it

It was that one email Keith got from a Real Estate listing website that made us start dreaming big again.

We immediately called our friend (thank the Lord for your eagerness Kevin .fleming.kw) booked an appointment with the listing agent and once again, tossed the kids in the car and headed East.

We pulled down the long gravel driveway and there were 4 other buyers. It was the most attraction the house had gotten in months. But for some strange reason, I genuinely felt like it was already ours; it was home.

We closed the day after my 30th birthday, on the third anniversary of my Dad’s passing.

The journey to get here was no straight road but there is no doubt in my mind it was all in God’s timing.

We aren’t shy to admit, we are learning as we go.
We aren’t at the ranch full time and we have zero prior ranch experience.

The Ranch is quite literally something that called us.
We feel it in our bones when we are there and we love everything about it.

We have a split schedule that not many people understand.
We travel 4 hours across the state twice a week — we head East for a few days and come back West for a couple days.

We put in the miles every week so that we can have that little moment of peace. Eventually, we will be at the Ranch full time, but for now we drive back and forth and live out of duffel bags at two different houses.

I can’t wait to keep sharing our journey through the hills and valleys✨

05/06/2021

PART THREE: the Mother’s Day gift that started it all

For Mother’s Day 2020, Keith casually asked what I wanted?

I jokingly said “a cow / calf pair never hurt anyone”
The weekend before Mother’s Day, a little trailer was backing down our driveway with our first Heifer.

When I say we weren’t prepared, I quite literally mean it.
The previous owners had a little horse pen, so naturally, thats where she went as it was the only fenced area we had at the time.

We ran to Tractor Supply and like giddy kids getting their first puppy, we walked up and down the aisles looking for “cow stuff”
I still roll my eyes at myself. 😂

We came home, fed her the most expensive hay we’ve ever purchased placed it in old tires and just stood against the crooked fence feeling so at peace; we did it - we started.

That Mother’s Day Heifer was the push I didn’t know I needed.
I could have talked about starting a Ranch for forever but it was never the right time, it wasn’t the right place, continuous excuses always seemed to flow - until she arrived.

Month after month we grew.
Keith learned how to fence, we purchased equipment, sourced local hay and learned as we went.

We started thinking about the future of our Ranch - we loved our little house in the woods but if we wanted to keep growing, we knew we couldn’t stay there full time.

A few years before, I had felt God shut the door on our dreams to move.
It all changed when one email popped in and it was like God opened the door, winked and said “go for it.”

Part four - tomorrow✨

05/05/2021

PART TWO: the spot in-between

I went through a phase where I thought I could toss my family in the car and drive; drive until I found “home”

That feeling like I needed to run was taking over me.
I was overwhelmed by the urge to start over.
Overwhelmed to find this feeling of being settled, at peace. Just be.

I was creating my own storm, my own chaos by chasing the wind.

We’re funny aren’t we?
Creating chaos to feel normal.
But running from chaos to find peace.

We were with a realtor looking at houses in Montana and I felt God whisper “not here, not now”.
I wanted it so bad but it wasn’t meant to be.

So I let go of this image I had in my head and called it quits on the search for almost 3-years.

I told myself I could bloom where I was planted and that is where the Ranch was born; it was born from a broken heart in search of peace.  
Part three - tomorrow✨

05/04/2021

PART ONE: where we started

In the Spring of 2017, I was about 7 months pregnant with Sawyer when my Dad was diagnosed with stage-4 Colon Cancer.

My Dad was my boss, my best friend; he was my world.
I couldn’t fathom life without him and yet I knew I was going to have to learn how.

Everything started to feel like it was going to spin out of control at any given moment.
During that spin, we decided we needed more space — it was this deep desire to ‘just be.’ So we listed our “dream” home and moved outside of town into our very first home on acreage.

We started small with goats and chickens and loved the feeling of routine it provided. Feeding, building, being outside with the kids.
 It was in that little house in the woods that I started to realize, I was going to lose everything I had ever known. But it was also in that little house that I felt the courage to dream beyond just what I knew.

In 2018, my Dad died the day after my birthday.
It was a huge loss which in turn sparked this intense urge to ‘run’ for the hills.

Part two - tomorrow✨

Address

P. O. 456
Reardan, WA
99029

Website

https://hillsidehighland.com/

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