Prairie Creek Oasis

We just sold our last 2026 lamb! Very thankful for a great first year! If you’d like to be put on the list for next year’s lamb crop, just send us a message!

These lambs are growing so fast! Very excited to have two new ewes from this batch to add to our breeding stock! We will also be processing 1-2 lambs this winter and are very excited to see how they turn out! There is a possibility that we may sell one of them so if you are interested in lamb meat please let us know! We plan to offer lambs for processing every year in the future so we will be putting together a wait list for anyone interested in purchasing lambs!

Meet Hercules! We are so excited to have this guy as our breeding ram for our next batch of lambs in the spring! He’s got great growth rate so far and is such a solid guy! Looking forward to seeing what he produces for our growing flock! We’ve got 6 ewes so far that will be producing for us this next year so we are hoping for a good lamb crop to grow our flock as well as fill the freezer!

It’s weaning day for our first batch of lambs! The babies are not happy but their moms couldn’t be more thrilled 🤣 PC:

We are so excited to introduce the newest member of the farm! Meet Sarge! He is going to be our ram companion on the off seasons and obviously also just a pet because he’s the sweetest!

Chicks have hatched and are ready for their new home! Message me if you want some!

We are excited to be offering this BEAUTIFUL Katahdin twin ram lamb for your next breeding season! He was born February 10th and was up within minutes getting colostrum from mom and following her around. He has a beautiful brown/grey coat and is so sweet! Would make an excellent ram for breeding purposes as his mom and he are both twins and would pass those genetics on to his offspring! He will be fully weaned as well as CDT vaccinated by May 1st. Message us directly if you would like more info!

It was a gloomy day today but that didn’t keep us from getting some things done around here!

We were able to get one of our sheep pastures mowed down so we can now throw down some seed for added nutrition to our rotational grazing, placed two new sheep shelters in our back pasture for the newest addition to our rotational grazing paddocks, finished up building some flower beds and planted 750 poppy seeds in them, and we are now enjoying some much needed family time!

We made it through our first lambing season in just 9 days! Celebrating that we have 5 healthy lambs now prancing around the pasture with their mamas! It is so easy to see God’s beautiful creation through such innocent creatures and it has brought a much deeper understanding of why God continually compares us to these animals in the Bible! Observing their behavior and tendencies has brought me closer to God in such a beautiful way! As I care for these animals even when they do the opposite of what I’m trying to get them to do it’s a constant reminder of God’s care for me and how gently he leads his sheep even when they stray. Life is beautiful!

Our final lambing happened yesterday afternoon! We welcomed another set of twins! Their mom is a first timer so she was pretty confused at first but took to these two very quickly once we put them in a jug by themselves. One ram and one ewe both weighing right around 5lbs at birth!