Meet The Bulls
The backbone of our breeding program, chosen with care.
At Tiny Cow Farm, our bulls are more than just sires, they’re a cornerstone of our fold. Selected for their structure, disposition, and lineage, each one carries the traits we believe in most: sound build, impressive genetics, and undeniable presence. As a small farm, we’ve chosen to keep only a handful of bulls, each with a distinct role in strengthening the quality and future of our herd. These bulls have been carefully raised and thoughtfully matched to preserve and elevate the breeds we love. We’re proud to share the sires behind our upcoming calves who stand quietly and confidently at the heart of it all.
Raising our bulls with heart and heritage.
Every bull is named after a small town found in Mississippi.
Beaumont
Micro Miniature Highland • Chondro Positive
Don’t let his size fool you … Beaumont may be incredibly small, but he carries himself with confidence. Compact, correct, well-balanced, and exceptionally tiny, he has grown into everything we hoped he would be. We’ve taken our time allowing him to mature and develop into his own, and now we can’t wait to welcome his very first calves in the fall of 2026. We have a feeling this little gentleman is going to leave a big mark on Tiny Cow Farm and the future of miniature highlands!
Beaumont traveled nearly 500 miles to join Tiny Cow Farm.
Tutwiler
Miniature Black Highland • Chondro Negative
Tutwiler is one of those bulls who turns heads without even trying. With his rich jet-black coat and calm, confident presence, he’s every bit as handsome in personality as he is in appearance. Gentle and easygoing, he’s happiest out in the pasture, where you’ll almost always find his best friend, Holland, close by. We’re excited to watch the next generation of Tiny Cow Farm calves carry on everything we love about this remarkable boy, from his genetics to his exceptional demeanor.
Tutwiler traveled nearly 1,500 miles to join Tiny Cow Farm.
Thaxton
Miniature Silver Highland • Chondro Negative
There’s something special about seeing a silver Highland standing in the pasture. Thaxton’s beautiful silver coat is certainly eye-catching, but it’s paired with the calm, steady temperament we value just as much. Backed by respected genetics, he brings together exceptional lineage and the kind of easygoing personality we love to see in our herd. We’re counting down the days until we welcome his very first calves in the fall of 2026 and can’t wait to see what this handsome boy passes on to the next generation.
Thaxton traveled nearly 2,000 miles to join Tiny Cow Farm.
