Coal Creek Barn

04/22/2025

Wish you could have the benefits of owning a dairy cow but you don't have the space? We have herd shares available! Message me for details!

01/06/2025

We are now offering the option for you to own a herd share and enjoy fresh milk every week!

08/09/2024

This girl is our last from our final litter from Athena. 3 months, super sweet. Raised around poultry, cattle, and kids. Maremma.

07/15/2024

Feb 2023 "mini" Highland/Speckle Park heifer. She is not a true mini but this picture shows her height compared to my 10-yr-old. She was bottle-raised by my daughter and is friendly enough but not halter broke.

07/15/2024

PENDING
Polled Hereford heifer. Born December 2023.

06/24/2024

Harriet was bottle-raised by our daughter and is now available for someone interested in small/mini cattle.

This 16-month-old fuzzle-top heifer is mini-highland/speckle park. She is gentle enough for the kids to brush her but we have not halter broke her. We have made the decision to stick with full-size cattle so she is available.

06/24/2024

This 16-month-old fuzzle-top heifer is mini-highland/speckle park. She is gentle enough for the kids to brush her but we have not halter broke her. We have made the decision to stick with full-size cattle so she is available.

05/10/2024

One of these sweet girls will make an excellent show animal for a 4Her! Registered Toggenburg. Same breedings have won grand champion at local fairs in previous years. Still on bottles.

04/24/2024

4H goat kids available now! Registered and unregistered Toggenburgs.

04/18/2024

Herd disbursal. Mostly registered Toggenburgs. 6 does, 5 in milk. 3 weaned bucklings, 1 weaned doeling, and 2 doelings still on bottles. 1 proven buck.

02/01/2024

Its not typical for us to keep pups to this age but this year has been a different year. They have been with mom and dad on the farm from birth with cows, goats (often free-range), and chickens (free-range). Calm and friendly with people unless you are a random Amazon driver. Parents do an exceptionally good job at keeping an eye and ear out for coyotes and overhead predators. Our chickens do not even need to sleep in a coop at night. We love our Maremmas!

01/09/2024

Born October 24th. Two females and two males. Purebred Maremma, unregistered. First shots. Born in the barn and raised with chickens, goats, cows, cats, and children.