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Windy Hill Homestead

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Griffin, GA
Windy Hill Homestead

We raise rabbits, quail, & tend a small kitchen garden in an effort to connect with what sustains us.

07/29/2022

What’s a homestead without a kegerator for all those “farmhouse” ales?

02/26/2022

Litter of Lionheads that are available. Great medium sized companion rabbits. Boys are blue and girls are pink. PM me for more info.

01/30/2022

When it’s cold sometimes you just have to snuggle with mama.

01/05/2022

First nibble of clover.

11/25/2021

Thanksgiving on the homestead.

11/03/2021

First litter of the season. We’ve had a slow start this year, but glad to have some babies back back on the homestead.

08/24/2021

Full Blooded Silver Fox babies ready for a new home. 1 Buck and 4 Does. All will come with birth certificates so you can begin working on your own pedigree.

08/21/2021

Lights on the rabbit hutch!!!

08/16/2021

Coming soon to Windy Hill Homestead! Working on our 3rd hatch out.

08/08/2021

Amazing what you can produce on 1/3 of an acre. Just the tip of the iceberg.

07/31/2021

I feel like she is thinking “it’s too hot for this”. 🥵👶🥵👶

07/17/2021

Feeding rabbits and picking squash.

07/05/2021

This is what your garden looks like in July when you planted really late.

07/04/2021

Woke up to a nice “surprise”. Baby quail chicks!

07/02/2021

Sibling love!

07/01/2021

Last nights egg haul.

07/01/2021

I think there are certain things that go into making a house a home. Chief among these things is food. Food in our home is important and our homestead-ish lifestyle was born out of the desire to connect deeply with those things that nourish us. It started with our garden, small as it is. That led to need for good quality compost. Why not just get the rabbits my dad had been at me to get? We’ll have an endless supply of manure and as much meat as we want to breed and butcher. We now manage a heard of 15 or so New Zealands, Silver Foxes, and Rexs. (Plus a few pet rabbits for good measure!) I wanted eggs. My wife doesn’t want chickens nor a fight with code enforcement. I came home with a small flock of quail. We still argue about that sometimes, but quail is damn good on a grill so that usually wins out. I dream of more land, larger crops, and as much livestock as I could manage, but I love our home. We are connected to it. It provides, it sustains, and we thrive. I look forward to learn and growing with it.

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Griffin, GA
30224

Telephone

+16782098850

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