Welcome to our farm.  As you can see we have taken our Boer Goat operation into another direction.  We sold all of our herd but 3 does to Redgate Farms in Kentucky.  We did however keep semen from our herd sires and plan on doing some Laparoscopic AI this year.  Due to my declining health we had to make a choice and as difficult as it was, we had to cut our herd down.  Roger plans on breeding these does and only keeping the best of the best.  He has a real "feel" for putting pedigrees together and he loves it.

As you scroll down, you will see that we have added something new to our farm.  The Tennessee Walking Horse.  We have some excellent blood lines and have now built our herd to 10, with 2 foals due in April of 09.

This has always been a dream of mine and my wonderful husband of 25 years has indulged me with my dream.  My granddaughter, Morgan, is a natural on horses so I hope to fullfill my dream through her.

I prefer to train them, than to ride them, although riding a TWH is like riding a Cadillac and they are very gentle, sweet, and eager to please partners.  They are also less work than goats.  No hoof trimming, the farrier does that, no chasing, just whistle.

Please enjoy your visit.