PO Box 123

Darby Davis, Scottish highland cattle breeder in Merino, Colorado, is nestled in Logan County and the high plains near Denver. Davis conducts routine herd health checks with a focus on genetic diversity and longevity.

Calves are raised on open pasture with access to natural shelter and are handled daily by Davis, which helps them develop a calm disposition suited for farm visits. Local farms value the cattle for reliable temperament and sturdy frame. Raised on family ranchland, Davis continues a multigenerational tradition of sustainable grazing practices. Davis’s breeding selections prioritize structural soundness, longevity and feed efficiency to support both pasture-based and mixed-farming systems, reflecting a focus on practical utility as well as traditional breed characteristics. Throughout the seasons, the herd rotates grazing areas across diverse pastures to preserve soil health, promote varied forage growth and reduce parasite pressure. Davis meticulously maintains breeding records with individual profiles tracking lineage, health milestones and performance data.