Hideaway Acres

Hideaway Acres raises Scottish highland cattle in Powhatan Point, OH, in Belmont County and the Ohio River Valley near Pittsburgh.

Owner Audie Bednarczyk follows breed association guidelines and ensures regular health screenings for every calf. Their cattle graze on open pastures with access to shaded shelter, and calves are gently handled from birth to build steady temperaments. Over three generations, Hideaway Acres has developed bloodlines prized for their long horns and dense coat that stands up to seasonal shifts. Judges and fellow breeders often remark on the herd's calm demeanor and the farm's relaxed pace.

The farm’s open-roofed barns provide natural ventilation while seasonal mineral supplements support optimal health. During winter months, extra bedding and heated water troughs help maintain comfort in colder temperatures. Calves are raised in small family groups to strengthen social bonds and ensure smooth integration into the main herd.