Corkscrew Land & Cattle Company raises Scottish highland cattle in Fernley, Nevada, about 30 miles east of Reno along the Truckee River corridor. Lowell Patton grew up on his grandparents' cattle ranch and carries a ranching history on both sides of his family, including Scottish ancestors who left Scotland in 1773 — a heritage that lends a certain authenticity to the fold he tends today.
The operation got its footing in alfalfa farming in 2013, and in the fall of 2019 the ranch began assembling its highland fold, sourcing its founding bull and cow from a Nevada producer. The first calf arrived in spring 2020, and the herd has grown steadily since. The ranch grows its own forage to support the fold, keeping the cattle on home-raised hay. For those searching for highland cattle for sale in Nevada, Corkscrew represents a ranching operation with deep local roots and a herd built from the ground up on Nevada pasture.
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