100 Acre Wood Highlands

100 Acre Wood Highlands, Scottish highland cattle, Newcastle, OK, is based in Canadian County in central Oklahoma near Oklahoma City. Its herd benefits from routine health screenings, detailed pedigree records and breeding practices guided by the American Highland Cattle Association. Owner Rhett Wood brings decades of ranching experience and a hands-on approach to each animal’s wellbeing. Calves graze on open pasture with daily handling and social enrichment alongside other livestock to foster calm temperaments and smooth transitions into herd life.

As a small-scale operation amid rolling fields, the farm nurtures cattle in mixed-age groups that encourage natural herd dynamics. The farm’s name reflects wooded clearings that offer natural shade and shelter, helping cattle stay comfortable through hot summers and cold snaps. Local ranchers note the gentle disposition and solid conformation of the animals. Seasonal calves offer a hardy, easy-care option well suited to Oklahoma’s changing seasons and demanding grass-fed operations.