Tyler Speck

Tyler Speck, Limousin cattle, Chehalis, WA, serves Lewis County and the Pacific Northwest near Seattle. The operation has more than a decade of selective breeding experience and is a member of the American Limousin Association, with cattle regularly participating in USDA-approved health screenings. Calves are raised in a pasture-based system that prioritizes natural grazing rotations, shelter access, and early socialization with family handling.

Pastures are managed to support soil health and diverse forage species, reflecting a small-farm ethos and care for the surrounding landscape. Several cattle have earned show ribbons at regional fairs, and feedback from neighbors highlights Tyler Speck’s thoughtful approach to breeding for sound structure and temperament.

Winter housing includes well-ventilated barns and deep-bedded stalls that help maintain animal well-being through colder months. Tyler has roots in the region dating back two generations, with cattle operations that emphasize both commercial performance and family traditions. Prospective buyers often note the cattle’s even disposition and sturdy build, results of consistent management and attentive hands-on care.