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Prairie Creek Ranch Prairie Creek Ranch is a multi-generation family ranch located in Southern Oklahoma.

Preg check & collaring day on the heifers.Getting them checked, tagged, and set up to graze. These collars are letting u...
09/18/2026

Preg check & collaring day on the heifers.

Getting them checked, tagged, and set up to graze. These collars are letting us move cattle more often, get more impact out of every acre, and cut down on labor.

Grazing is good. 😁

One group left to collar and we’ll have the whole herd set up.The halter collars are giving us a lot more control over w...
09/16/2026

One group left to collar and we’ll have the whole herd set up.

The halter collars are giving us a lot more control over where and when the cattle graze. Instead of moving every few days, we can move them multiple times a day and really increase the impact on the pasture.

More moves. More impact. Less fence. Less labor.

Still learning the system, but we’re liking what we’re seeing. 🐂🌱

RanchLife

A few weeks ago, we put the flock to work at another OG&E solar site in Branch, Arkansas.🐑☀️From setting up the fencing ...
09/16/2026

A few weeks ago, we put the flock to work at another OG&E solar site in Branch, Arkansas.🐑☀️

From setting up the fencing and getting the site ready to turning the sheep loose to graze, it was another successful deployment of our four-legged vegetation management crew.

The sheep are doing what they do best—mowing down vegetation while helping us maintain the solar site naturally.

A few photos from the setup and the flock settling into their new grazing grounds! 🌱🐑

SheepOnTheJob

08/05/2026

Day 6 in Edmond.

Another day of steady progress. We’ve wrapped up one property and have the goats working next door now. It’s always satisfying to watch them turn thick, overgrown vegetation into clean, manageable ground—all while doing the work naturally.

Every day the fence moves, and every day the landscape looks a little different. The herd has been hard at work, and we’re excited to see the final results when this project is complete.

LandManagement

Day 4 in Edmond. 🐐🌿Today we’re wrapping up the first property and moving the herd next door to help another homeowner. I...
08/02/2026

Day 4 in Edmond. 🐐🌿

Today we’re wrapping up the first property and moving the herd next door to help another homeowner. It’s always neat to see one project lead to the next.

The goats have done a great job working through the overgrown vegetation, opening these areas back up while doing what they do best.

One property down, on to the next!

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Rotational grazing is one of the most powerful tools we have to build healthier soil, grow more forage, and improve live...
07/07/2026

Rotational grazing is one of the most powerful tools we have to build healthier soil, grow more forage, and improve livestock performance.

But there’s one thing that often gets overlooked...

**Efficiency.**

When you’re moving fence every day—or even multiple times a day—the right equipment makes all the difference. Saving just a few minutes on every move adds up to hours over the course of a grazing season.

That’s why we’ve been using the **Munro FenceBoss Winder** from Australia. It quickly reels up polywire, making fence moves faster, cleaner, and far less frustrating. Less time rolling up wire means more time focusing on your livestock and pasture.

Whether you’re grazing sheep, goats, cattle, or all three, it’s one of those tools you don’t realize you needed until you’ve used one.

👇 Interested in getting a **Munro FenceBoss Winder** for yourself?

**Comment “FenceBoss” below and we’ll send you all the details!**

Notice the last video, even a human imitation of the winder can’t compare…..

06/19/2026

💡 Fun Fact: Healthy grass starts underground. Frequent pasture moves encourage deeper root systems, which improve drought resilience, water infiltration, and soil health. Every move benefits more than just the sheep! 🌾🐑

🌱 Pasture Lease Wanted 🐐🐑🐄Prairie Creek Ranch is looking for additional pasture opportunities within 1 hour of Ardmore a...
06/17/2026

🌱 Pasture Lease Wanted 🐐🐑🐄

Prairie Creek Ranch is looking for additional pasture opportunities within 1 hour of Ardmore as we continue to grow our multi-species grazing operation.

Our approach combines cattle, sheep, and goats to improve pasture health, utilize forage more efficiently, and provide effective vegetation management. We take pride in being good stewards of the land and building long-term relationships with landowners.

We’re interested in:
✔️ Native pasture
✔️ Improved pasture
✔️ Recreational properties
✔️ Underutilized acreage
✔️ Land needing brush or w**d management

If you own property—or know someone who does—that may be a good fit, we’d love to visit with you about leasing opportunities.

💰 Finder’s Fee Paid if a lease is secured through your referral.

Please send us a message or give us a call 580-504-0406 to discuss available properties and how Prairie Creek Ranch can help put your land to work.

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06/17/2026

Who needs lawn mowers when you’ve got 4 legs and an appetite? 🐑☀️🌿

Our sheep are hard at work keeping this solar farm maintained naturally.

05/28/2026

Fresh grass, full bellies, and a whole lot of lambs. 🌱🐑

Moved the SEA flock into a new paddock today and these lambs wasted no time exploring. Rotational grazing keeps fresh forage in front of the animals, improves pasture health, and lets the sheep do what they do best.

This is what regenerative grazing looks like in action.

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11679 US Highway 77
Ardmore, OK
73401

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+15805040406

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