The Girls
Our farm has over 65 dairy cows that range from all ages. All of our girls are named and refereed to by name. Our girls are the sole reason we have a dairy farm. They are the animals that help produce and make those delicious dairy products each and every day.
Lily
Lily is our farms 21Â year old quarter horse. Her job is to help round up the girls from the field for milking or to help us gather them up when they take a visit to the neighbors!
Sunny
7 year old dun quarter horse OR Great Dane puppy as we say. Sunny is by far the most laid back horse on our horse team. Sunny thinks he is a dog…literally. He follows you everywhere and is always wanting some cookies, so watch your pockets. Sunny has truly fit into our horse team and his goofy personality makes him one of a kind.
Belle
2 year old molly mule. Belle was a surprise by far but we wouldn’t have it any other way. Belle is spunky and outgoing. She is going to make a great asset to our team of horses as she becomes older. Mules are made when a donkey is crossed with a horse. Mules are born sterile meaning that Belle cannot reproduce. Mules have been bred because of they are highly intelligent and they favor horses more than donkeys but those large donkey like ears are too cute to resist.
Trigger
Trigger is a 1 year old paint colt who has some big shoes to fill one day. Trigger has one blue and one black eye. He is currently just hanging out as young horses don't do a lot and eating Trigger is going to be trained to take over for Lily and complete her daily farm roles so that she can retire from the farm work life.
Precious, Dolly, BB, Freddie, & Chumlee
This gang of crazy pups are sure to greet you when you come to our farm. From cleaning up spilled milk to clearing the woods from deer. This team of Jack Russell Terriers take their job as farm dogs very seriously
Maverick & Hitch
These 2 wild children are sure to catch you off guard when you visit our farm. Maverick and Hitch are both English Setters pups and do a great job at keeping the birds chased from the field as well as staying with the cows ( they think they are actually cows) each day.
The Flock
Our farm now has a flock of sheep that we raise for lamb photography opportunities. When they are not doing pictures they are busy roaming the farm and nibbling off all the weeds and flowers for us.
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Our sheep flock consist of Simbia, Nala, Sariba, Peanut, Diva, Molly, & Shamrock
Sky & Horn Brown
This pair of Tennessee Fainting Goats is our farms natural tree service. These two enjoy munching on all the fallen trees and brush that is lying around on the farm.
Carrot Tot & Cindy
No dairy farm would be completed without two rambunctious kittens. Carrot Tot and Cindy do a great job keeping our mice population well under control.
