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Feathers, and Hooves, and Fur, Oh My! We're a small hobby farm in NE Oklahoma.

We've been raising Muscovy since 2012 and have been adding to our furred/feathered family now that we have our own place. Raising Muscovy, Geese, Call ducks, Kunekune pigs, and registered standard Australian Shepherds

19/09/2024

Making big progress on our little homestead this week. Excited for it.

A lot of deconstruction and construction going on

New pen structures built for my brahmas and hubby's silkies. (Wire will be added up top later, but the base is built. They're locked up in their own barn at night and the whole yard is fenced so this is more to keep these guys seperate from our bym chickens vs saftey containment)

Current call duck pen is being taking apart and a new catio and larger call duck pen is being built in it's place.

So much love for Aaron (my hubby) and David from All Spice Farms for spending 3 long days working their butts off to salvage the supplies we got offered. So much great material for our 2 farms.

11/06/2024

We're going to need a new baby pool this season. Some big butts have crushed the edges. Lol
We also have a 100 gallon stock tank for another pool but the geese seem to prefer the kiddie pool and the drinking water dishes.

I can't wait till we get their pond done, but it takes a while when you have to dig it by hand. The storms throwing debris and branches in what bit we got dug last year sure didn't help. May be a while yet till we have a pond. Oh well .

Also, look how big the baby geese have gotten. Our adults immediately adopted them when we brought them out of their brood pen.

11/06/2024

Update on hatchings. 6 hatched from the incubator and one of hubby's silkie hens hatched 3 for us.
They're getting big.
A lot of our scovys are getting to be 8+years old so we're working on replenishing our flock this year so none will be for sale.

31/05/2024

Babies hatching in the incubator.

29/05/2024

Had our first keets hatch on the farm. Hubby had a couple guinea eggs under his broody silky hen. Such tiny hatchlings

11/05/2024

Some beautiful blooms in our rose garden this year.

09/05/2024

Some general updated photos of our mixed flock. We've so bad about posting to social media 😅.

09/05/2024

Happy baby noises, out of the brooder pen and grazing

09/05/2024

A current photo of our little toulouse gosling (2 weeks old) and the 2 friends (cotton patch/pilgrim cross) we got for her. They're a week older, but a bit smaller.

08/05/2024

Our first Muscovy duckling for the season and the first since we made the move to Oklahoma.

07/05/2024

Had a lone gosling hatch a couple weeks ago from the tolouse we got last year. Our first gosling to hatch on our little farm.

24/02/2024

Obtained some beautiful Porcelain Brahma chicks to join our farm.

04/01/2024

Processing our first farm to table pork since our move to Oklahoma.

Thank you All Spice Farms for helping.

23/12/2023

First round for the new incubator. Have some lovely Easter Eggers from Allspice Farm and Brahma eggs from Smiths Colorful Brahmas.

09/06/2023

Had our first baby call ducks hatch from our little flock. So cute and tiny

05/06/2023

Bubble blowing cuteness from Pork Rind. (Stein, the white Chinese gander is still at my feet talking)

05/06/2023

Trying to get a cute photo of Pork Rind in her mud puddle and of course Stein had to come photo bomb

28/05/2023

Also added a new goose. A pretty blue eyed tufted girl. Can't wait to see her molt out into new plumage. Looks like her top knot my be blue or lavender. And sticking with the anime names on the geese she'll be Shirayuki.

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Babies hatching in the incubator.

Happy baby noises, out of the brooder pen and grazing

Bubble blowing cuteness from Pork Rind. (Stein, the white Chinese gander is still at my feet talking)

The guineas were following the Kune Kune girls around for a while. I don't think they know what to think of them. 😆

After a couple long, exhausting days, we finally got the livestock yard fenced yesterday. And started the call duck aviary. Just the base of it is started, but enough to use it as run for now.