Our Little Acres Specializes in miniature HighPark™ cows,
featuring Miniature Highland cross cows.
What is a miniature HighPark™ ? In short, a Miniature HighPark™ cow is a small,
hairy cow that is white with black, dun, silver dun, red, yellow, white, and brindle points.
Basically any color a Highland can come in, although I would avoid
silver dun and white as you will get a sold white looking cow at maturity.
What are points? Points are the nose, ears, eyes and feet of our AdoraBull mini cows.
Our Little Acres coined the word HighPark™ in 2014.
Apollo
Miniature HighPark Bull
5/30/2019
Mature Height estimated 41"
Tested Negative for Chondro

We are very excited to have some Apollo babies in spring of 2021. I'm sure he will be bred to most of my girls. ;)
Apollo is a very calm boy
who loves to be petted.
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King
Miniature Highland Bull
5/23/2019
Mature height estimated at 40"
Tested Negative for Chondro
King has a beautiful red possible
yellow coat of hair.
He has shown himself to be a
calm boy with respect.
We are very excited to have King as part of our breeding program.


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Reference for
retained cows
Cesar
Miniature Bull
HighPark ™
4/?/2013
Mature height at 3 yrs - 40 inches
Dehorned
Tested Pos. for Chondrodysplasia
(short legged gene)
Handsome is the word that comes to mind when
you see this mini cow.
What a respectful bull with great muscling and conformation.
He was a true joy to own.
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Why miniature cows?
- Mini cows are small and easier to handle than standard sized cows.
- Mini cows eat less, 1/2 to 1/3 less.
- Mini cows are affectionate, some enjoy being brushed and petted.
- Mini cows can be transported in a small 2 horse trailer.
- Mini cows are great for volunteer work.
- Mini cows are wonderful for small acreage owners.
- Mini cows can pay for themselves when you have calves for sale.
Bulls are not pets, we love our bulls, we brush and pet them, but never turn our backs to them.
They have to respect us as "Herd Boss" but we also respect that they are animals and can be dangerous.