Meet the Herd

Our farm does not lay any claim to raising "minis". We strive for the breed standards in both the Highland and Galloway breeders pages. We do have pairings that will throw smaller than average. Also we have found that Mini Highlands are often crossed with another breed to make them smaller. We just suggest that you do your research and are open to answering any questions you my have.

Most all of our animals are sold as weaned calves or lambs. So yes they will get bigger and they will need enough land to graze and/or be supplemented with hay. All baby animals are cute and look very lovable. But they all grow up and you have to remember they are herd animals and livestock. Our bull likes us but he might not like you. And even though we have raised them since weaning age we never turn our back and never come between them and a cow in heat!

The short answer is no. I will not pull a calf or lamb from a mother to sell. They need their mother's milk to thrive and her to teach them how to be a cow or sheep. We only have bottle babies if something happened, mother passed, baby rejected, not enough milk supply or sick. The only time I would ever even consider to sell one of those babies is if we don't have time to care for it or we know and trust the person to take care of the animal. A bottle baby is a huge commitment with your time, emotions and your purse! 

Farm Visits are BACK! Check out the shop tab to book your Visit! We are also going to offer Quarterly Lunch and Learns!  

We will post animals that are available, once we go through our waitlist for animals. We do remove you from the list once you pass on two animals. We require a non refundable  deposit. You will receive an invoice for the animal. We understand there are scammers out there but we too have been on the receiving end of a purchase and buyers not show up. We accept cash and card for animal deposits and purchases.