PO Box 955

Scott Cope, Scottish highland cattle, Littleton, Colorado, Arapahoe County near Denver. He has worked with Scottish highland cattle for several years and follows recommended health screenings and registry guidelines. Calves are raised on open pasture with daily handling to encourage a calm temperament and proper horn development.

Seasonal shelters and rotational grazing support the herd through Colorado’s variable climate, and a forage-based diet reflects the breed’s hardy nature. Each breeding pair receives routine evaluations before calving season to maintain genetic soundness. The hands-on care and early socialization foster well-adjusted animals noted for their gentle disposition.

Through attention to genetic diversity and balanced breeding records, Scott Cope aims to preserve the core traits of this heritage cattle line while supporting long-term resilience on pasture. The farm’s roots in pasture management and seasonal sheltering practices speak to a broader commitment to sustainable livestock stewardship.