Twisted Sisters Highlands

Twisted Sisters Highlands, Scottish highland cattle, West Point, NE, is located in eastern Nebraska near Omaha.

Denise Baumert and Raeann Pfiefer bring several years of expertise to their breeding program, adhering to guidelines set by the American Highland Cattle Association and conducting routine veterinary health screenings. Their cattle graze on rotational pastures designed to mimic native hill country, and calves receive early socialization and exposure to farm routines to support calm temperaments. Housing includes open shelters and windbreaks that ensure comfort through Nebraska’s seasonal extremes.

A small herd size allows focus on precise breeding goals and individualized care for each animal. Visitors often remark on the cattle’s docile nature and hearty constitution. Cattle are evaluated for growth and carcass traits under pasture conditions, reflecting the breed’s heritage of resilience. Detailed records track lineage and performance traits to guide future matings.