Very friendly. 
Rare brindle colour
Our sassiest cow. Loves to stand and get groomed but lets the farmer know if something isn’t suiting her.

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Scottish Gaelic for “wee Peggy”. She is our sookiest coo. Loves the attention and will stand all day being brushed. Pheigi thinks she’s a wee dog, and so when she gets excited to see us and wants to jump up on our laps, it can’t be quite alarming!

Pheigi’s less confident half sister (same dad).
This beautiful ‘dun’ colour hails from the Island of Uist where Machar Anne’s family are from. This beauty is named after the Machar, the sweet grass on the islands coastlines.

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Bhan is Scottish Gaelic for fair/blonde.
Mhairi Bhan is our younger blonde cow and she’s a bit wild. She comes from the hill above that you can see, reared on a neighbouring farm “Cragganvallie” up in Abriachan.

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Moorag comes from the same farm (Cragganvallie) as Mhairi Bhan. Her best friend is Skye and when Skye goes off for grooming sessions, Moorag stands in the field heartbroken. Moorag is just not a people person!

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Our matriarch! Iona is top coo and all other coos move out of her way when she tells them. But she’s a gentle ruler and makes sure everyone is cared for, safe and gets an equal share of the food. Iona was raised by one of our cattle handlers on his farm in Drumnadrochit but now resides here in the Farm Ness fold.

Rising star. Jinty is our up and coming coo for the hands on experience. She is calm and docile with people but though smaller than the bigger coos, she’s not afraid to stand her ground. She has the richest red coat.
Did you know…Jinty McGinty is actually English! She was born in Durham… but shh! Don’t tell the other coos!