The Concise Guide To The Haggis Of Scotland Framed Print - The Wee Ginger

The Wee Ginger is found anywhere Highland Cattle are found, so it ranges across the whole of Scotland. Unfortunately, it cannot survive foreign climes. They have been reported as far south as Carlisle on the very rare occasion. The Drop-Off rate in numbers when taken this far south takes a heavy toll.

The Wee Ginger is possibly one of the most curious yet endearing species on the planet Earth. They live on Highland Cattle.

Now Highland Cattle come in a variety of colours, black, dun, silver dun, yellow, white, and brindle. The Wee Ginger Lives only on the Red Highland cow.

Experiments have been tried by fascinated Highland Cow Farmers, who carefully transferred Wee Gingers on to black cattle and indeed the other colours. The end result was predictable; The Wee Ginger lives only on the reds.

Notable Features: The Wee Ginger is the size of an adult mans thumb on average, the first joint of the thumb that is. It is a tiny Haggis.

A rich ginger colour, they blend in with the coat of the red Highland Cow to the point of invisibility. A Haggis blessed with a rough shaggy long haired coat and the ability to withstand any weather a Scottish Winter can throw at it, they will simply snuggle into the pelt of their host cow and wait out the weather

Framed print measures 21.5cm x 21.5cm x 2cm approx.