Hundred Acre's

Hundred Acre’s, Scottish Highland cattle, Hundred, WV, operates in the Northern Panhandle near Pittsburgh. Anthony Quinn has been raising Scottish Highland cattle for nearly a decade, and he maintains membership in regional livestock associations with regular health screenings and pasture evaluations. The herd grazes on rolling pastures bordered by Hoss Run, with calves socialized from an early age to ensure calm temperaments.

Housing combines open barns and sheltered loafing sheds, reflecting a balanced approach to seasonal changes. Their sustainable grazing plan and attention to mineral-rich forage support robust growth and the breed’s signature hardy build. Hundred Acre’s commitment to transparent husbandry comes through in steady feedback from nearby producers and a longstanding presence in the local farming community.

A modest herd size allows for one-on-one care and consistent monitoring during calving season. The farm rests on land cultivated by the Quinn family for generations, blending traditional methods with modern welfare standards.