Hooligans Farm and Creamery

12/05/2025

12/05/2025

Hey friends and family if my local peeps are looking for any of my products. This is the place to swing in!

I will be at the South Lyon Football Holiday Shop
In the main gym booth #081

I will have gift sets, winter fragrances, and all my normal goodies.

12/04/2025

Happy snow cows ❄️

12/02/2025

It’s craft show time!

12/02/2025

To some, this doesn’t seem like much. In fact, probably to most who have a small business. This would be not even worth sharing, but for me. As a teeny tiny footprint, small business, and as I like to often say a
”one woman circus” five orders in just a couple short days is pretty cool. 🥹 
Thank you all for your love and support.
Not only in our small family Farm, but in our small business related to that farm. I’ve really found so much joy making products that make people smile, and knowing that my girls are bringing happiness to other families. Thank you, All from the bottom of my heart. ❤️ 

12/02/2025

For Sophia’s 13th birthday back in October, we allowed her to add a member to the family.

Formally introducing Millie 💕
She picked out a really good little kitten. She is sweet and loving and slowly, but surely getting more comfortable with P . Sophia decided if she wasn’t allowed to be an outdoor kitty. She would bring a little MICHIGAN winter to her. (on my carpet 🙄)

11/22/2025

I will try to be better about posting where I’m at sooner than the day I’m there 🙄

If anybody is in the Royal Oak area, send them my way !!
Main gym booth 37

11/14/2025

Ok……. This silly cow 🤣
We are really looking to downsize on the cow herd. Not easy for me but I can recognize it’s best for my family and best for the animals.
This is Gwen. She was purchased about a year ago with the intention of being our family Milk cow. This poor thing, just can’t seem to find her friends other than the Goats. I prefer not to house goats and cows together so she is in with the other cows, but really needs to find a home with love and patience and could easily live with the goats or sheep. She is very shy but halter trained, and overall friendly. She is not easy to Milk and you won’t get much but with time and patience I think she would Milk just fine for the right person. She is dehorned, she is A2A2 milk tested and disease tested. She has been exposed to our sweet mini bull Finn and Theo (2nd photo) Gwyn would be a perfect fit for a family That has never worked with Cattle before to get your feet wet and looking to enjoy the experience of enjoy raising a calf but really not have a lot of milking or meat goals as she is a Zebu.
She’s economical as finding her the perfect fit is my top priority.

11/13/2025

*****still available*******

Vet ultrasounds today confirmed pregnancy to
FF FREEDOM'S ROY ROOIBOS
A2A2, polled Black registered Dexter

I’m planning on listing my Dun, A2A2, heterozygous polled ADCA Dexter Hickory.

BVD and Johne’s PCR negative farm

She has some milking experience. very calm and was milked her second freshening, I really didn’t work with her with her last calf. When I was milking, I was hand milking and just pulling her out of the pasture. She was still getting used to the idea and still a little nervous, but I would call her started in Milk training. I wouldn’t call her halter broke, but you could get a halter on her and entice her to move forward with food. Our property is small enough. I just shake grain and they go wherever I need them to go.

This is not an easy decision for me. These cows are a huge part of my heart. With old having a 5 acre farm letting a couple for the girls go is the right thing for all involved.
Please send me a massage with any questions or interest in meeting this beautiful girl. ☺️

10/21/2025

Well….. this is true for Hooligans Farm and Creamerythis year. While I’m only breeding 12 that’s still a lot of kids to drop in February. 😳

Breeding plans and breeding lists along with some other exciting announcements will be coming soon.

10/04/2025

I thought this was a really nice respectful way of putting out there the love and dedication we put into these animals and why the cost is a premium. 💕

Why Is Goat Milk More Expensive?

Goat milk is a labor of love, and every drop is hard-earned. Unlike cows, which can produce 4 gallons of milk per day per cow, our Nubian goats give us only about half a gallon or less per milking. With a small herd, we collect just 5 gallons a day—a fraction of what a dairy cow operation produces.

Raising dairy goats is a hands-on, daily commitment. We provide them with high-quality feed, ensure their health and comfort, and milk them twice a day—all for a much smaller yield than cows. This makes goat milk rarer and more valuable.

When you buy our fresh goat milk, you’re not just getting a delicious and nutritious product—you’re supporting a small farm, sustainable practices, and the dedication it takes to bring this milk to your table. We appreciate your support!