Grass-fed, pasture raised lamb - free of antibiotics,  no added hormones and no pesticides or herbicides on our pastures.   How we grow it.   

Katahdin Hair sheep of distinct quality from a forthright, diligent breeder with a bio-security protocol.  Breeding stock info here.

Conservation breeders of  Redcap chickens and Lilac (recessive gene) turkeys. 

 Located in Northeast Tx, about an hour Northeast of the Dallas area, between Celeste, Wolfe City and Leonard.  Limited area of delivery for meat and live sheep. 

 

 On this map of Hunt County TX, we are located in the center of the triangle of Leonard, Celeste and Wolfe City.  

Sunrise on the pasture

Katahdin lambs and sheep enjoying the pasture in early Spring. 

  

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 Video from our farm.

Members of these great organizations -



 




 Katahdin Hair Sheep International

Farm namesake, Grandmother Dautobi, Kiowa tribe, owner of the original Dautobi Farm near Stecker Oklahoma.  

 Audle T'daw Goon  Dautobi 

Bushy Hair Woman

One Who Whistles While Walking

 Ella  -  English first name issued at U.S. federal  tribal enrollement. 



Great Pyrenees flock guardian (Sherman)

Katahdin sheep bellwether  (Patrick)

Feral cat turned farm cat. Thank you Patches, for years of rodent control.  

Timing the grazing and mowing cycle to benefit native plants and pollinators. 

 Ghiradelli and her triplets

Supporting small farms helps keep open areas open, they are more inviting to wildlife than a parking lot or fast food place or housing addition ! Our pastures and ponds support many types of birds, small mammals, amphibians, reptiles, crustaceans and pollinators.  If you are concerned about the watershed, food shed and/or carbon sequestration, keep supporting your local, small farms.