Reservation and Deposit 

1. Reservation & Weaning

• Babies typically get reserved soon after birth but remain with their dams until fully weaned ensuring proper growth and development. 

2. Non‑Refundable Deposit

• A 50% non-refundable deposit is required within 24 hours of your selection to secure your reservation unless other arrangements have been agreed to. 

3. Final Payment

• The remaining balance must be paid in full before the baby can leave the property. 

4. Communication & Support

• We’re happy to schedule phone calls and FaceTime check-ins throughout the weaning process so you can follow along every step of the way. 

5. Accepted Payment Methods

• Venmo
   

• PayPal ("Friends & Family")
   

• Zelle
   

• Overnighted check 

Why We Do It This Way

We keep all babies with their dams until they are properly weaned to ensure optimal early life development and socialization. Requiring a deposit helps us manage waitlists fairly and confirms commitment—this way, every reserve is taken seriously. 

Additional Notes

• If your reserved baby becomes unexpectedly unavailable,  due to no fault of your own, your deposit may be transferred to another available baby or we will return your deposit.

Delivery or Pick-up

If  you are unable to pick up. We can provide you with two of the best transport companies around!  If you have questions about delivery or pick-up options, drop us a line or reach out to them directly on Facebook (Almost Home Cattle Transport)

 Victor Ash - (417) 770-4675

Keith Ulmer with Ulmer Cattle Transport            (540) 908-5004

 Tell them McIntosh Mini Moo Sent you! 

Buyer is responsible to arranging transportation directly with the transporter. 

Breed Size

Standard Cattle  62"

FULL SIZE/standard Highlands measure over 48" at the top of the back. 

MIDSIZED Highlands measure 42" - 48" at the top of the back. 

MINI Highlands measure 36"- 42" at the top of the back at 3 yrs of age.

MICRO MINI Highlands measure 36" tall and under.

• * Miniatures are measured from the hook of the hip to the  ground. 

We cannot guarantee the size of what a baby will mature to. We can make a estimated guess based on the Sire and Dam.