Diesel of cyrus ridge farm

Diesel Of Cyrus Ridge Farm

Diesel of Cyrus Ridge is more than just a remarkable Scottish Highland bull  he’s one of the true hearts of the farm.

With his thick, fluffy coat, calm personality, and striking appearance, Diesel naturally captures the attention of every visitor who steps onto the property.

Whether he’s peacefully grazing in the pasture or curiously walking toward guests for attention, there’s something unforgettable about his presence.

Diesel’s long, shaggy hair gives him the classic Highland look people instantly fall in love with. His soft reddish coat moves gently in the wind, especially during cool countryside mornings, making him look almost storybook-perfect.

Visitors often stop in their tracks the moment they see him, amazed by both his beauty and his gentle nature. Children especially adore him, drawn to his calm temperament and teddy bear-like appearance.
Despite his impressive build and outstanding genetics, Diesel carries himself with a peaceful confidence that reflects the spirit of Cyrus Ridge Farm. He’s friendly, approachable, and incredibly photogenic  easily becoming the highlight of farm tours and family visits. Guests constantly ask questions about him, take photos beside him, and leave talking about “the fluffy Highland bull” they met at the farm.

 About Diesel

Diesel also represents the quality and care we value deeply at Cyrus Ridge Farm. From his strong Highland bloodline to his healthy structure and calm demeanor, he embodies everything we strive for in our breeding program. He isn’t just admired for his appearance, but also respected for the excellent traits he passes down.
For many who visit Cyrus Ridge Farm, meeting Diesel becomes one of their favorite memories a perfect reflection of the beauty, warmth, and charm that make farm life so special.

 Note

Cyrus Ridge Farm makes no claims or guarantees as to the mature height of this animal. While we can all make an educated guess based on averages of the parents, anyone who tells you they can accurately predict the mature height of a calf is either naive or lying. Breed percentage is believed to be accurate, however there is no breed purity dna testing available in the U.S.