Pretty Penny Farm

Pretty Penny Farm breeds Scottish Highland cattle in Plymouth, WI, in Sheboygan County and the Lake Michigan shore near Milwaukee. Gerald Schulz adheres to breed association guidelines, ensuring that each animal is registered and receives routine health screenings. The herd grazes on rolling pastures by day and settles in sturdy, well-ventilated barns at night, supporting natural behavior and early socialization.

Rooted in a long tradition of small-scale farming, the operation emphasizes sustainability and gentle handling throughout each animal’s life. Visitors often comment on the cattle’s calm demeanor, a testament to daily interaction and consistent care. Stock are evaluated for conformation and vitality before joining the breeding program, helping maintain herd quality over time. On-site calving paddocks offer shelter and quiet space, with calves receiving tailored mineral supplementation for robust growth. Rotational grazing is used to preserve pasture health and support overall herd well-being.