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Tesch Hillside Ranch, the Highland cow ranch from Texas Country Reporter
Texas Country Reporter came out to our hilltop in Bells, Texas to meet the herd, and the episode airs Saturday, October 31, 2026. Here's how to watch it, and how to come meet the mini Highland cows, mini donkeys and Gypsy Vanner horses yourself, just an hour north of Dallas.
Next chance to visit: Cows & Coffee, Sat, Oct 31 · 9 AM
How to watch
Catch the episode on Saturday, October 31
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Saw the episode? Come see it for real
An easy day trip from Dallas
We're in Bells, Texas, about an hour north of Dallas and about 20 minutes from Sherman, an easy drive from McKinney, Frisco, Denton and the rest of DFW. Groups stay small, and every visit is booked ahead.
A family morning
Cows & Coffee: two hours of Highland cuddles, with coffee for the grown-ups and cow treats for everybody. Kids 3 and under are free.
See dates →A different date night
Sunset at the Ranch: meet the herd, then pizza on the lawn and a Texas sunset from our hilltop. Great for a date or a girls' night out.
See dates →Just your group
A private ranch tour for up to four guests: an hour with the Highlands, the Gypsy Vanners and the mini donkeys.
Book a tour →
Saw us on TV?
Hi, we're the Tesch family
We bought raw land in Bells during Covid, and before the fence was even up, Sarah was already shopping for cows.
Neither of us grew up with livestock. We started with three weanlings in 2021, dove in head first, and learned as we went. Today it's over 100 head of cattle, 6 horses, 6 mini donkeys, alpacas, a flock of free-ranging chickens, three kids who wouldn't trade it, and a sunset from our hilltop we never get tired of.
Come see them in person
Brush a Highland, sip a coffee
We are a private ranch, open to the public only for special events and pre-scheduled tours. Pick a date below to book your visit.
Mon, Oct 26 · 9 AMOne on one with the herd
Private Ranch Tour
An hour with the Highlands, the Gypsy Vanners and the mini donkeys.
$200 up to 4 guests
Sat, Oct 31 · 9 AMMini Moo cow cuddles and coffee brews
Cows & Coffee
Your favorite brew, a morning on the ranch, and mini Highland cows that want your attention.
$35 per person
Sat, Nov 14 · 11 AMOur in-person sale at the ranch
Falling for Highlands Sale
20+ calves, in person, one day only. For serious buyers.
$50 entry, credited to your purchase
Calves for sale
Registered and mini Highland calves looking for new pastures: 21 available now.
See the calves →Ranch merch
Tees, hoodies and gifts from the ranch, shipped or picked up at an event.
Visit the shop →Support the ranch
Love the herd from afar? Help with hay, feed and vet bills.
Support Our Ranch →Questions from viewers
Good to know
When does the Texas Country Reporter episode about Tesch Hillside Ranch air?
It premieres Saturday, October 31, 2026. Texas Country Reporter airs nationally on RFD-TV and on local stations across Texas. Times vary by station, so check the official listings on this page for your channel.
What channel is Texas Country Reporter on?
Nationally it's on RFD-TV. Most cable and satellite providers carry it, and it streams on RFD+ (watchrfdtv.com). Local Texas stations carry it too, and Texas Country Reporter's own website lists the station and time for your area.
Is this the "Texas Hill Country Reporter" Highland cow ranch?
If you saw a family Highland cow ranch in North Texas on Texas Country Reporter (some folks call it the Texas Hill Country Reporter), that's us: Tesch Hillside Ranch in Bells, Texas.
Is the ranch a good day trip from Dallas?
Yes. We're about an hour north of Dallas, about 20 minutes from Sherman, and an easy drive from McKinney, Frisco and Denton. Bring the kids to Cows & Coffee, or make Sunset at the Ranch your date night.
Where is Tesch Hillside Ranch?
At 1322 Everheart Rd in Bells, Texas, an hour north of Dallas in Grayson County. We're a private family ranch, so please come during a booked event or tour rather than dropping by.
Can I visit the ranch I saw on TV?
Yes! We're open to the public for special events and pre-scheduled tours. Cows & Coffee mornings, sunset evenings and private tours all get you up close with the herd. Spots are limited and go fast after an episode airs. Book ahead.
Are the Highland cows for sale?
We raise registered Highlands and mini Highland crosses, and we sell calves to new homes every year. There are 21 available right now.
What is a mini Highland cow?
A smaller Highland, usually a cross. It has the same long hair, famous fringe and sweet temperament as a full-size Highland, in a size that suits smaller acreage. They are calm and curious, and they love a good brushing.
I can't make it to Texas. How can I keep up with the herd?
Follow along on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, where we post new babies and everyday ranch life. You can also shop our merch online or support the ranch directly.