Panda Miniature Cattle
Why People Purchase Miniature Cattle
Because of their feed efficiency and outstanding growth rate miniature cattle can be raised at a two per acre concentration. Unlike the smaller breeds, large breeds can require up to five acres for only two animals. This means smaller acreage farmers can maximize the potential of their limited acreage. Besides all that, miniature cattle can make great pets.
Today the two acre, five acre, or ten acre family homestead farm is becoming more common. The smaller cattle breeds are particularly well suited for these small acreage farms for several reasons.
Cattle are herd animals. You need more than one. A solitary animal just does not do as well as two or three together. With the small breeds it’s possible to put two or three animals in the same area that you might put just one large animal.
Smaller cattle are 25% more efficient in terms of feed conversion than their larger counterparts and therefore eat much less. About 1/3 the feed is typical. Miniature cattle come closer to a families needs than large commercial cows.
Miniature cattle can also be a great investment.
Miniature cattle can make great pets.
Bulls & Cows
We strive to have the very best genetic lines for our cows and bulls. We work with the best breeders in the industry to produce the best off spring lines. Our focus is primarily on Registered Mini Panda’s and Registered Mini America Beltie cows, (Mini Cookie).
We are also life time members of the International Miniature Cattle Breeders Society and Registry. This is a great site for, Potential Mini cow owners to get valuable information.
Bandit
Bandit (DOB 02/15/17) is a registered Mini Panda fathered by Kung-Fu Panda.
Elsa
Elsa is a registered Mini Panda.
Shorty
Shorty is a registered Mini American Belty.
Sally
Sally is our new American Belted heifer.
Chopper
Chopper is our new low line Angus heifer.
Cattle for Sale
Note: We are expecting two New arrivals in August. We have experienced email difficulties. If you make an email inquiry to us, and don’t receive a reply, please call.
Why do people buy miniature cattle? Let’s list some of the potential reasons. I will call these reasons “miniature cattle product features.”
- More Docile
- Unique
- Investment Opportunity
- Status Symbol
- People will Ask Questions
- Attention Getter
- Ownership Prestige
- Fun
- Ego Massage
- A Pet
- Because They Are Small
- Easier To Handle
- Less Manure
- Tender Meat
- Mini Milker
- Easier On The Pasture And Fences
- Lawn Mower
- One Steer Fits In The Freezer
- Great for Kids
SOLD – Ram, 3 year old proven Scottish Highlander bull. Very nice color excellent choice for giving hair to your mini cows. As you can see he is in his summer coat. Very friendly and hand feedable.
SOLD – Rex, bull calf, DOB 08/06/2017, fathered by Kung-Fu Panda.
SOLD – Heifer calf, DOB 09/28/2017, 18 inches, 20 pounds. Registered Miniature American Beltie.
Ranch News
Mini Panda Bull Calf
Mini Panda bull calf. Being being weaned ready for new home. Probably mature out 38 to 42 in.
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Belted Mini Heifer
Belted mini heifer, probably mature out under 35 inches @ 3 years. This is one sweet and lovable little heifer. They just don't get any better.
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New Arrival
9/28/2017 New Registered Miniature American Belte Heifer Calf. 18 inches, 19 pounds at birth. This little gal will make a great addition for your Miniature cattle heard. Or a great 4-H Project, Pet, yes pet, Great for small Farms or homesteads. Make great...
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Just giving mini cow buyers a heads up.
We are expecting 2 New arrivals the first of August. Baby mini Panda and Belted Galloway.
Expecting micros?
Do you have a waiting list? I’d like to be added for a heifer!
Would love to have a another little heifer. Every time I click on your site I see sweet little lady. She is a cutie!
How much and is there a waiting list
I want one!
Bonieca Boatright
Love those
Sarah Smiddy Fleck...... these next spring😘😘😘
Garry Griffin
Amorette 😍
How much is the cost plz
What are you looking for? Bull or heifer? We have a Scottish Highlander bull and possible a Scottish Highlander heifer at this time. Package deal $ 6000.00 Heifers first stage pregnant. Heifer and bull are both going on 4 years of age.
I'll go for the bull..., Ok
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Contact
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Address: 2999 NW Plotsky Ave., Plattsburg MO 64477
Telephone: (816) 741-6291
Cell: (620) 224-8859
Email: Tom Bauder
Bauder Ranch
2999 NW Plotsky Ave., Plattsburg MO 64477
(816) 741-6291
Bauder Ranch
2999 NW Plotsky Ave, Plattsburg, MO 64477, USA