We purchased the Bighorn Trail Cub Mini Tractor from Tractor Supply in Cartersville, GA as our son’s Christmas gift (2025), and it has honestly been one of the most special things we’ve added to our farm for him. Our son is 5 years old and uses it every single day. He truly believes he’s out there working alongside his dad and uncle — checking cows, riding through the pasture, and “plowing” the garden. He doesn’t see it as a toy, he sees it as his tractor, and that’s exactly what we were hoping for. We’ve even captured a lot of those moments out on our property, and it’s been really neat seeing how naturally it fits into real farm life. We did experience an issue with the first unit, but the support we received was quick and helpful, and it was replaced. The updated key fobs and battery performance on the second unit were a noticeable improvement. We are currently working through another issue, but we appreciate the continued support as we troubleshoot and work toward a solution. One thing I will say — compared to a lot of the other kids tractors on the market that are all plastic with plastic wheels, this one actually feels like it was designed with a more realistic experience in mind, which is exactly why we chose it for our son. If you have a child who truly loves tractors and being outdoors, especially in a setting where it will actually get used often, this is a great option. Overall, it’s been really special seeing how much our son enjoys it and how much it’s become part of his everyday life.

Just a suggestion but really should have a fender wide enough to cover the gap between body of tractor and rear tires. SOMEHOW within a week of each other both my g-children have gotten their left ankle between the frame and rear tire and scraped their ankle. Fender wouldn't even need to be full width over rear tires, just wide enough to prevent a foot from going back between the frame and tire. Each apparently had their left foot to close to the back of the running board, NOT up by the brake pedal where their foot should have been, and the rear tire grabbed their shoe and pulled their foot into the gap.