by adamlooze | Jul 3, 2020 | Blog
“Like seven inches from the midday sun” (Carlos Santana, “Smooth”) Northern Michigan is NOT supposed to have day after day of high 80’s and 90 degrees with skin slick from humidity. The herd is feeling the heat also. They are expert at...
by adamlooze | Jun 29, 2020 | Blog
It looks like twins out in the pasture running around and I am thankful that their moms know who they are because I would not at this point. Two little boys, both white born on June 26th and June 29th. They are only a pound different in weight. Oh so adorable they...
by adamlooze | May 31, 2020 | Blog
May 7th started out as any other day during stay at home; clean pastures and barn, kibble the girls and the juvie boys, fill the hay bin and change waters. This was followed by the humans eating breakfast and planning the day. ELK Royal Fawns Tandy, our first girl due...
by adamlooze | May 24, 2020 | Blog
Today we sheared 15 alpacas. Always an adventure! I’ll spare you the description of the 7 or 8 full-on frontal spits from Sno (Snodrift) as we took her down for shearing. Once down she was fine, but she is big girl who knows her own mind. By the end of the day...
by adamlooze | Aug 5, 2019 | Blog
LOVE our little trio of crias this summer. Its what we wait all year for! We were very blessed with a lovely Bay Black, maybe dark brown little girl out of Majestic Peruvian Jeremiah and Rumm Runners Holly Jo; a rose grey girl out of Snowmass Stylish Enlightening and...
