FAQs
Get the Answers You Need – Everything About Buying, Selling, and Owning Mini Highland Cows
For Buyers
To participate, simply create an account on HighlandCowAuction, browse the available listings, and place your bids during the live auction. You’ll have real-time updates and can bid against other buyers. Once you win, you’ll connect directly with the seller to finalize the purchase.
Yes! We prioritize the security of both buyers and sellers. Every auction is transparent, and transactions are securely handled through our platform. After winning, you’ll communicate directly with the seller to finalize the details, including payment and transportation.
Rolling 7 Ranch Co and Highland Coo Cattle Co have spent years building their herds on proper genetics, good conformation and good temperament. All calves will be vet inspected prior to leaving. If a calf happens to become ill prior to leaving, a full refund will be given.
No problem! Summer and Kate can provide educational resources, guides, and support to help you navigate the auction process. Whether you’re looking for tips on care or auction tips, we’re here to help every step of the way.
Once you win an auction, you’ll receive instructions on how to finalize your payment securely. We handle transactions, allowing you to pay using Venmo or Bank Wire Transfer. Rest assured, the process is secure, ensuring protection for both buyers and sellers.
Yes, you can bid on as many calves as you’d like in a single auction! Each auction listing is independent, so feel free to participate in multiple auctions and place bids on any calves that catch your eye. Just make sure to keep track of your bids and finalize payment for any and all you win!
General Preparations Before Buying Mini Highland Cows
Before purchasing, it’s important to think about your goals. Are you looking for a pet, a show animal, or a breeding animal? Ensure you have the right facilities, such as a proper grazing area, appropriate fencing, and a reliable veterinary care plan. Additionally, understanding their nutritional needs and local agricultural best practices will set you up for success.
Mini highlands are smaller in size, but they still need ample space to roam and graze. On average, they require about 1 to 2 acres of land per cow. The quality of the grazing area matters just as much as the size, so make sure the land is nutrient-rich, or supplement with high-quality hay. Proper fencing is essential to keep them safe and contained.
Mini Highland primarily graze on grass, but they may also need supplemental hay, especially in the winter months. Ensure you provide them with the appropriate minerals and salt, as their nutritional requirements can vary by location. It’s important to talk with local farmers or an animal nutritionist to develop the best feeding program tailored to your region and cattle.
Yes, it’s essential to have a vet who understands that Mini Highland are often treated as pets, not commercial cattle. A good vet will help ensure your cows receive the right care and treatment, from routine check-ups to emergency services. Make sure to establish a relationship with a veterinarian before bringing your cow home to set a health care plan in place.