Crosshair Sheep Farm

06/07/2026

What some people call w**ds our sheep call food! If it gets ate it's a forage not a w**d.

05/31/2026

As soon as the gate opens for the next section, the flock is on the move. 🐑

05/30/2026

Soaking up some sun between storms 🌞

05/25/2026

From all of us at Crosshair Sheep Farm, thank you to those who served and sacrificed so families like ours can live this life we love. 🇺🇸🐑

Wishing everyone a meaningful Memorial Day spent with family, gratitude, and remembrance.

❤️🤍💙

05/25/2026

Tadpoles in a puddle on this sunny morning 🌞

05/24/2026

This butterfly was following us around while we we moving fences today 🦋

05/22/2026

Meet Isaac & Molly — the guardians of the flock. 🐑🤍

These two Maremmas take their jobs seriously, spending their days and nights watching over our sheep and keeping predators away. While they may look big and fluffy, livestock guardian dogs are incredibly loyal, intelligent, and hardworking animals bred to protect livestock.

One of our favorite things about Isaac and Molly is how naturally they bond with the flock. Calm with the sheep, alert to danger, and always nearby, they are such an important part of life on the farm.

05/22/2026

Rotational grazing does more than benefit our sheep and pasture — it helps bring the birds back too. 🐑🌾🐦

By moving livestock through different paddocks, grasses have time to recover and grow thicker, creating better habitat for insects, pollinators, and ground-feeding birds. Healthier soil and diverse plant growth mean more food and shelter for wildlife.

It’s amazing how quickly nature responds when the land is given time to rest. 💚

05/17/2026

05/17/2026

A beautiful sunset Crosshair Sheep Farm 💛