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Hi everyone we have a few cows and calves up for sale we have:

miniature black cow (Stella) with a Dunn boy calf that we will be steering, he’s come from a mini mum and mini dad so I expect him to be tiny. The cow is a very protective mother since her calf is a week old but with time she’ll mellow out.

Smaller frame black and red cow (brin) with her 3 month old brown heifer calf. The calf is getting friendlier and friendlier by the day and the mum eats out of your hand.

We would like to sell the mums with there babies.

Pm us for more details and pricing

🐂🌿 Hi Miniature Highland Enthusiasts!

We're looking for new homes for two beautiful Highland mums as we wind down our breeding program. Unfortunately, we just don't have enough grazing to continue, so it's time for these girls to find a new home.

🐮 Mum #1 – A lovely small black cow, around 5 years old, and slightly under miniature in size.
🐮 Mum #2 – A beautiful brindle cow, around 6 years old, and a true miniature Highland. She can go with her stunning 3-month-old heifer calf, making a fantastic foundation for anyone wanting to start or expand a miniature Highland herd.

These girls came to us from a wild farm around three years ago. Since then, they've settled in well and have become reasonably quiet. The brindle cow will happily eat out of your hand, while the black cow is still a little more cautious around people. With kind handling and a bit more time, they'll continue to build confidence.

As with any good Highland cows, they are protective mums, especially when they have calves at foot.

💬 We're open to genuine offers and would love to see them go to caring homes where they'll continue to be well looked after.
If you're interested in either cow, or the brindle mum with her beautiful heifer calf, please send us a message. We'd love to hear from you! 🐂💕

🐂 Meet Silverado – Our Tiny Highland Bull Looking for a New Home.

To all the miniature Highland cattle enthusiasts...

This is Silverado, our beautiful 6-year-old Highland bull. He's not just miniature—he's closer to micro in size.

Silverado has a stiff right rear leg, most likely because he's simply so small compared with the heifers he's been breeding.

Despite that, he's just sired his first calf from one of our miniature heifers, and it's the smallest calf we've ever had on the farm! The white faced calf included which of course we are keeping!

We're incredibly excited about his genetics and believe he'll continue producing exceptionally small calves.

Silverado is also fully fertile and suitable for semen collection (straws), making him a great option for anyone wanting to preserve and build a true micro Highland bloodline.

He's incredibly placid, easy to handle, and has a fantastic temperament.

Unfortunately, we just don't have enough grazing to keep expanding our breeding program, so it's time for Silverado to find a new home where his genetics can be put to good use.

📍 Silverado is available now. 💬 We're open to genuine offers. ⏰ We'd love to see him moved on as soon as possible to the right home.

If you're looking to produce truly tiny Highland calves or are interested in collecting straws from a genuine micro bull, please send us a message with your offer. 🐂🌿

Our little dude is now 3 months. He is a Steer, super small, super friendly and fluffy. We also have a beautiful heifer available. This will be the last two we have available for some time. So please contact us if interested. We also have 2 mums and a bull we are keen to move, so have other options too. Time to reduce our herd.

Hey everyone, looks like we’re going to have an orphan calf. Our cow has developed a clicking hip and is really struggling to walk.

If anyone is interested in giving this gorgeous little calf a loving home let me know.

She’s a riggit Galloway cross highland.

More pictures of the little heifer.

***MUST GO NOW***

For a good home: Three Highland Cattle

We have three Highland cattle available:

1. White Steer – A classic miniature Highland, around 5 years old. He has very long horns and is extremely friendly. Great temperament and true to type. Perfect pet.

2. Dun Steer – Also about 5 years old. He's larger than a miniature—closer to full-size Highland—so a bit on the big side, but still a beautiful animal. He's friendly.

3. Black Bull – Roughly 2 years old. He’s polled (naturally hornless) and would make a great breeder. However, he’s not tame, so best suited for experienced handlers. Very small bull.

All are available now—open to offers. Message us for more info or to arrange a viewing.

Just need to reserve our grass for our breeding stock.

Located in Tauranga.