147 Taylor Ct. Se

Jim Dschaak breeds Scottish Highland cattle in Marble, Colorado, serving Gunnison County and the Gunnison Valley near Aspen. He has been involved with Highland cattle for several years, building expertise through hands-on work and mentorship with experienced breeders.

His operation follows established breeding standards, and he maintains registration with national cattle associations while arranging health evaluations for all animals. Calves are raised on expansive pastures, where they graze native grasses and access shelter during Colorado’s shifting seasons. Socialization is part of daily care, and this helps the cattle adapt smoothly to varied environments on ranches and small farms.

Herds are selected for their calm temperament and hardy constitution, traits valued by families and sustainable farms across the region. Attention to low-impact land stewardship and rotating grazing supports pasture health and ensures balanced animals year-round. Several animals have earned mention at county fairs for consistent weight gain and wool density.