Present Moment Farm

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Present Moment Farm

We’re a small horse farm on Signal Mtn, TN that likes to share our horses with the community🐴

10/24/2024

We missed the first northern lights sighting but we were able to capture a few of the second go around. Such a cool experience! 🤩Hope we have more vibrant lights in the future!

10/24/2024

Wish we had a better camera to capture the pops of color coming out in the trees but don’t worry, Katelyn Hicks Photography has a great camera and plenty of talent to get you the perfect shots for your family fall photos! Sunday Nov 3 is completely booked up but there’s still a few times available for Friday Nov 1 so grab your spot! 🍁

https://book.usesession.com/s/o40iBkURF

10/08/2024

The trees are just now starting to change colors 🍂 so that means it’s time for fall pictures at the farm! Katelyn Hicks Photography will be back Nov 1st & 3rd for your family or couple photo shoots during the peak fall color time so reserve your spot for photos in the link below 🍁

https://book.usesession.com/s/o40iBkURF

09/20/2024

We have a saddle for sale for any of you horse folk out there who follow our page! We’ve had 2 no shows already waste our time so we are looking for serious buyers who would like to purchase it:
Big Horn, wide tree, 15 seat with cinch. Please message the farm page for more info and share with your friends. Thanks!

09/13/2024

✨Grab your spot for the unicorn experience mini photo shoot with Katelyn Hicks Photography in the link below ✨

🦄 20 minute session
🦄10+ images
🦄September 29th
🦄Pet, love on, & feed our unicorn
🦄Special treat after your session

https://book.usesession.com/s/hPCI6mu2a

09/06/2024

Breakfast is on! 🍳🥓 Call ahead to place an order for faster service (423) 254-0090📍331 US 127, Signal Mtn

09/04/2024

Fridge issue is fixed and Twisted Confections is officially back open for dinner orders starting today, Wed 8/4 🍔 🌭🍟 Give their page a like & follow to stay updated on their hours and call in to order ahead of time for faster service! Parking in front of metal building in gravel lot📍331 US 127, Signal Mtn

New fridge is in and we are back open for business!! So call in those orders or come by and see us!!

(423) 254-0090

08/22/2024

Are you on Instagram? We’d love your help over there to bump our numbers up to at least 200 followers ♥️ Thank you for your support!

https://www.instagram.com/presentmomentfarm?igsh=OXpmYjNjYmM2YmMy&utm_source=qr

08/22/2024

We’ve had some really pretty sunsets here lately 😍 Can’t wait for the fall colors to come in soon!

08/21/2024

🎉 Rest of August and beginning of September dates are posted 🎉

Click on the link below 👇 to reserve your time to hang out with the horses!

$15/family for 30 min visit and we can take up to 2 families at a time so invite your neighbors or friends to come with you 🐴

Don’t forget, we also have a food truck parked at the farm full time now so walk up to our white metal building with green roof by the road and stop in at the Twisted Confections food truck to get something to eat after you visit with the horses 🤗

https://calendly.com/presentmomentfarm127/30min

07/14/2024

More shots from last weekend, so much fun! Look how cute these are 😍 Follow Nirit Ungar Photography if you need a photographer!

07/14/2024

Just wanted to give a huge shout out and thank you to another local small business for helping us work out all the kinks on our new booking calendar. For anyone needing a virtual assistant Kendra Harris is your girl!

She is a master organizer and planner and can help you get things in order and simplify everything so you can focus on the more important parts of your business

She is super knowledgeable, friendly, and ready to help you problem solve and manage your virtual office. You can connect with her at the link below. Support a small business today and let’s keep each other going! 🐎

Check out this US Letter designed by Kendra Harris.

07/14/2024

🎉 Rest of July schedule is posted finally! 🎉

Thanks for being so patient with us while we figure out how to get a little better organized on here 😅

To reserve your spot to Hug A Horse click on the calendar link below👇

We’re still getting used to using this new booking platform so please bear with us as we work out all the kinks

And as always you can message the farm page or text us at (423) 291-6022 with any questions. Thanks!

https://calendly.com/presentmomentfarm127/30min

07/13/2024

Think we’re finally in the clear for the last of the fireworks 🤞 might have a few more this weekend but hopefully that’s the last of it. The horses get most of the attention on this page but we also have the goodest girl farm dog, BooBear, who does a fantastic job of protecting us and the horses from danger except when it comes to fireworks 🧨 The big booms are when she turns in to a blanket burrito in the corner on the floor and says mom come save me please. So here’s hoping we’re done with the explosions so the old lady can go back to sleeping on her couch at night 🐶

07/13/2024

Check out these shots from the vintage car photo shoot this year! Go give Nirit Ungar Photography a follow for more beautiful pictures 📸

07/07/2024

We had a fun photoshoot at the farm tonight 📸 The ladies from the Chattanooga Women’s Creator Club came back for another vintage car photoshoot, this time with a classic 1960’s Ford Falcon and a Harley Davidson motorcycle 🏍️ Keep an eye out for more pics coming soon from the photographers

Are you a photographer looking for an open field, an old barn, or horses for a photo shoot? Message the farm page or text (423) 291-6022 for more info on our rental rates 🐴

07/04/2024

We still have some times open this weekend to hug a horse 🐴 All times posted are on eastern time:

SAT 7/6:
🐎 1:00
🐎 1:45

SUN 7/7:
🐎 9:15
🐎 10:00
🐎 1:00

$15/family for 30 min visit and can take up to 2 families at a time so invite your neighbors or friends to come with you 🐴 Message the farm page or text (423) 291-6022 to reserve your spot

06/30/2024

Have you visited the farm to hug a horse? We love seeing your pictures of those smiling faces with the horses 🙂 Share your pictures in the comments below and tell us who your favorite horse was 🐴

06/29/2024

Need something to do with the kids? Come by the farm and hug a horse 🐴 Pet, feed, brush, & take your picture with the horses! Braiding manes and making flower necklaces for the horses is also a kid favorite

For at least the first half of July we will only have morning and early afternoon times available due to neighborhood fireworks starting before dark in the evenings

$15/family for 30 min visit and can take up to 2 families at a time so invite your neighbors or friends to come with you 🐎 Message the farm page or text (423) 291-6022 to reserve your spot

06/23/2024

Guess we will be doing yearly reminders since folks around here like to start their fireworks before dark and go until after 10pm each night starting mid June thru mid July 🤦‍♀️

Last year we had people park their cars across the street from our front pasture in the gravel lot and shoot their fireworks directly in to our pasture where the horses were standing at 6pm one evening

Not only is that incredibly dangerous to shoot your fireworks directly at animals or someone else’s property but when firework debris lands in our pasture the horses will eat it and it will harm them

Didn’t think we’d ever have to make a post to tell the community to not shoot their fireworks at our horses or anywhere on our property but alas, common sense seems to be lost on most people 🙄

We prepare our horses for firework season and we know people are going to shoot them off. Thankfully our herd is pretty used to the fireworks and they don’t panic and start running for hours on end but it still causes a lot of anxiety for them because they have to stay alert for hours and can’t relax

This is just a PSA to let everyone know they should stay on their own property to shoot off fireworks and be responsible about where your debris lands so you’re not damaging other peoples properties especially if they have livestock 🐴

Use your noggin and do better folks. Please share to educate and make everyone aware. Thank you!

Address

331 US-127
Signal Mountain, TN
37377

Telephone

+14232916022

Website

https://calendly.com/presentmomentfarm127/30min

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When you’ve never seen your reflection before 🤣 The horses have finally discovered the @twistedconfectionz food trailer and Smooch is convinced there’s a horse in there. Poor guy stood there for an hour screaming at the trailer hoping he’d get a response back 😂

Thank you everyone for being so patient with us while we get our lives back together after the @127yardsale! It takes us a couple weeks to clean up and recover from the heat 🥵 But just before the sale we got some adorable new neighbors that we have loved getting to know and watching them play together. The horses didn’t feel the same way tho because apparently these tiny little guys are horse eating monsters 👹 so it has taken some time to get the horses used to seeing the goats 🐐 Stay tuned for our next post, we will be opening the farm up again for our hug a horse visits and will get that booking link posted here shortly! 🐴

When we say our horses are pretty much used to the fireworks this is a good example. The Mount Carmel Baptist Church is just down the road from us and they do a firework show every year. They were about 10 minutes in to their show and Fancy & Jude were busy having a grooming sesh 🐴 Smooch was just hanging out on the other side of the paddock eatingAt most they might walk around a little bit but they don’t usually freak out. We always bring them in to the paddock behind the barn during fireworks just to be on the safe side but honestly they would probably be just fine staying out in the pasture. Our guys tend to stay calmer when they can see what’s going on and when we don’t make any changes to their routine. Horses like predictability. They do well on strict routines and changes can really stress them outIf we locked them inside the barn they would lose it because they don’t like being inside. Some horses do better being in stalls and need to be inside for their safety if they aren’t used to the noise. Now, if our crew saw a deer in the woods that’s a whole nother story 😂 That would cause mass panic and Fancy will be the first to high tail it to the next zip code 💨 Fascinating what spooks them and what doesn’t

New Phone!

We’ve had a few people who said they haven’t been able to reach us. Back in October we lost our 521 phone number and made a post with our new number so just wanted to share again here and as always you can message the farm page too if for some reason you can’t reach us by phone. New number below ⬇️ Thanks!

Him’s helping 🤗🐴

Jude assisting with chores

Gorgeous day with a pop of color and the horses chowing down. Enjoying this moment here at present moment farm

We love our barn birds! 🐦 Most people aren’t fond of birds in the barn because they make a mess and poop everywhere but we grew up with cockatiels in the house so we’re used to the bird poop 💩 These babies are about to be too big for their nest so we’ll have a lot more birds swooping thru the aisle way here soon. We have all kinds of birds here on the farm from bobwhites to killdeer to blue birds and many more! So if you come to our mindfulness with horses class you’ll get to hear them all 🙂

Hopefully this will be the final update on Smooch. He seems to be doing better now. Finished up all the antibiotics and removed the catheter and stitches. He had some random swellings in his jaw, neck, and belly, but those have all gone down now He’s got his appetite back, drinking normally, and temp back to normal. He lost a bunch of weight tho from not eating when he was feeling so bad so it might take a little while to get his weight back to normal but with spring grass coming in already that should help We want to give a huge shout out and thank you to our dear friend Cindy who helped so much with Smooch while he was sick. Couldn’t have done it without you! Thanks again friend! ♥️ And thank you to our vet Dr. White for being there for us in these emergency situations! Don’t know what it is about listening to a horse eat it’s food but its got to be the most relaxing thing to listen to so enjoy this video of the old man with his breakfast 🐴