What to Expect when Selecting and Purchasing Cattle

Here's what you can expect when buying a calf from us:- Professional customer service- Healthy calves- Core vaccinines before they leave our ranch (plus anything else required by your state for incoming cattle). - Both sire and dam are onsite, registration(if applicable) and pictures will be provided. - Dam raised calves- Regular updates - You'll receive a health certificate, copy of all health records any DNA testing results, and halter for those that are halter broke How to purchase: We welcome potential buyers to come see animals in person, but if that’s not possible don’t worry we have other ways! We are available by FaceTime or other video chat; we have all animals also listed on Facebook and our TikTok! Once you have selected your next fur baby, you will complete the below contract and place a hold deposit. Deposits are non-refundable and required to hold your calf till weaning. Payments can be made by cash, cashier’s check, Venmo or money wire. Here are a few socializing things we will do with your calf before leaving for their new homes:Weaning at approx 4-6 months Have been worked through the chute system to get them familiar with the process so it’s not scaryBrushing/GroomingCome to a feed bucket Get a bath & blow outVisit to the vet - CVI certificates completed - Ear tag issued
*all calves are introduced to a halter at buyer request*
Below is the link for Calf purchase contacts! Please click the link below and fill out and return to us at CedarCreekRanch@yahoo.com
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FAQ

How much does a Calf cost?
Pricing guide as follows: Unregistered Steers/Bull- $1000-2500 Unregistered Heifers- $2000-5000 Registered Bulls- $1500-3500 Registered Heifers- $4000-8000
How much does a mini cow eat?
Rule of thumb when determining needs of forage for your mini friend- .05-1 acres per animal of grass or As a general rule cows will consume approximately 2% of their body weight in high-quality grass hay per day. Cows also need free choice salt and minerals.
What is the difference in size of cows?
 Micro size less than 36 inches tall at age 3 Mini size measuring 36 to 42 inches tall at age 3 Midsize size measuring over 42 inches tall at age 3 Miniature cows are smaller and have shorter legs than conventional cows. Miniature cows generally weigh between 650 lbs – 950 lbs (205 kg – 430 kg), about 1/3 the weight of a standard cow.
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