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Our animals are joining us in participating in the business!  We have discovered that people have uses for chicken feathers and angora rabbit fiber and want to share these products with our customers. Our animals are VERY well loved and cared for on our homestead.     Their products are obtained in a cruel-free manner that is part of their overall care. The chicken feathers are naturally lost and picked up during our routine visits to their coop and expansive run. This is why we have a limited supply available!  Chicken Feathers - Cruelty Free - Barred Rock - Set...

We strive to ensure that our animals have the best lives that we can provide for them since they do so much for us. We also have to be reasonable about how much this will cost us financially and in our time. It is important to provide these opportunities for the animals without wearing ourselves out in the process.    One way to ensure that our chickens they are happy and healthy is to allow them to forage for their food that includes worms, bugs, etc. Here's a short video showing an easy way to provide this nutrition and entertainment...

I do not normally share my faith with others. I have struggled in my faith and to share this feels hypocritical as I don't have answers or advice for anyone. Recently, I was encouraged to share my relationship in Jesus Christ even if it isn't perfect. So here goes:   This story occurs during the infamous year of 2020. Before I start, I want to set the record straight.       1. I am NOT arguing about the virus and its effects, I am simply telling MY story.       2. I fully understand that many others have suffered more...

We recently had a custom order request that was a fun project so I thought I would share the process with you.  The customer wanted a state of Kentucky with some denotations of their hometowns and current city. Here's the process: The hubby obtained the reclaimed tobacco tier rails.       He cut these down and planed them. The pieces were then glued and held together with clamps. I have been told that you cannot have too many clamps.     After the pieces were set, the shape, in this case the state of Kentucky, was cut out. A wood...

We started with French Angora rabbits in October 2020 with the purchase of Lucky and Lady.   Here's Lucky:   Here's Lady:   We let them mate and they produced some beautiful babies. Check out the video here:   We are so excited to welcome these cute additions to our homestead!