74455 Ave 372

74455 Ave 372 Scottish Highland cattle, Brewster, Nebraska, in Perkins County and the Nebraska Panhandle near Scottsbluff. Jack Loomis follows recommended breed health testing protocols on his small-scale operation, including genetic screenings and annual evaluations, and ensures each animal receives regular veterinary care.

Cattle are raised on open pastures with seasonal shelter and daily handling to encourage a calm temperament. Each calf is introduced to the herd early to support social behavior and mothering skills. Loomis participates in national breed association events to stay connected with other breeders and share best practices.

Stock origins trace back to carefully selected Scottish lines known for longevity and hardiness. Loomis maintains small herd sizes, implements rotational grazing practices, and preserves genetic diversity. Quiet farm roads and the wide-open Nebraska sky provide a low-stress environment year-round, while rotational grazing supports pasture health and animal nutrition.