The Feral Den

12/28/2025

Unfortunately his twin sister didn’t make it, but this precious blue eyed boy is so strong and healthy.

Both parents are registered. 💕

12/23/2025

Upon the barnyard, we heard a chatter,
A baby goat crying—oh, what’s the matter? 🎄
He was guarded by Badger, our dog so true,
A fierce guardian, through and through.

As we offered the buckling up to nannies nearby,
His mother appeared—no need to ask why.
She stepped right on up and claimed him her own,
A moment that felt heaven-sent and well-known.

We moved the two into the barn for some peace,
When a faint little cry drifted in from the east.
We peered in the stall—nothing there to be found,
Then a tiny head popped up right from the ground.

The twin sister, it turns out, was hiding just right,
Curled up with the pigs, warm and snuggled so tight. 🐖🐐
We gently scooped her from her unlikely friends,
And reunited the twins—where the story now ends. ✨

12/04/2025

When I say that my KK stock is amazing, I’m not fibbing. Look at Koko on the far right, babies in the middle, and last year’s litter (on the left) has joined the babies and it’s nothing but gentle love and harmony.

This is the golden standard 🫶🏼

11/30/2025

No matter how hard we try, Koko will not let us retire her! Evidentially in August when Fred broke out for about an hour, that was all it took. We got quite the surprise this morning.

Two babies where super cold and almost gone when we found them, but after getting them warmed up, one needed some respiratory support with peppermint tea steam, and a little warm formula dropped into their mouths, they are back out with mom and back strong as ever.

She had a total of eight babies, one was still born and one wandered off while I was tending to the other sick babies and didn’t make it. So we have six piglets that will need homes in February!

11/13/2025

Willing to make some deals on these babies.

Two does
One buckling
Kune Kune - barrows and gilts

Message me your best offer.

11/04/2025

Sometimes faith isn’t about questioning everything or chasing big signs.

It’s about walking the fence line, checking the posts, tightening the wire, and making sure what you’ve been trusted with is still strong.

Not because you doubt it.
But because good stewardship means staying attentive.

I trust the dogs, I trust the land, and I trust what God’s already built in me…
But I still walk that fence line every now and then….just to keep things sound.

That’s not worry.
That’s wisdom.

10/12/2025

Check out what Colson's has for the fall season!

10/11/2025

We have Kune Kune, Nigerian dwarfs, and barnyard mix roosters that need new homes.

Make me a reasonable offer!

10/09/2025

Please be aware that many states have active Leptospirosis alerts for dogs. The red states all have cases at this time! Ensure your dogs are up to date on their vaccines. You can sign up for alerts on this website. https://petdiseasealerts.org/

09/29/2025

OWNER FOUND - REUNITED

Found near our farm - please message if this is your dog

09/24/2025

Sold

All three babies are looking for their new homes. Ready to go as bottle babies. Mom has mastitis, so we can’t nanny raise.

09/24/2025

🌱🐓 Grow Something Wild with Pickens County 4-H! 🐐🌾

Looking for a place where your kids can dig in the dirt, raise animals, build life skills, and find their wild side? Pickens County 4-H has it all—gardening, shooting sports, livestock, outdoor adventures, STEM, leadership, and more!

Whether they’re learning about wildlife, hitting bullseyes, or learning to lead, 4-H gives youth ages 5–18 a chance to grow with purpose and play with grit.

🟢 No farm? No problem. 4-H is for all kids.
🟣 Want to volunteer? They’d love your help.
🟠 Curious? Follow along or get your crew involved.

📍 Based right here in Pickens County and backed by Clemson Extension, 4-H is shaping the next generation of thinkers, doers, and good-hearted go-getters.

➡️ Learn more or get involved:
🔗 https://www.clemson.edu/extension/4h/county/pickens.html

🐾 Let’s raise ‘em wild, wise, and ready.

Learn about 4-H opportunities in Pickens County, South Carolina.