Thomas Angus Farm

Now here is a real bama fan !!! Samson Thomas , one of my best friends. He's really a die hard fan.

Thanks for the birthday wishes everyone. Hopefully a slow, and easy day to come.

Good evening everyone.
I have some fresh local honey, straight from Our farm in Cullman, Al. Pulled it fresh Wednesday evening, and extracting right now. It's predominately clover and BlackBerry, it a bit of Poplar straight from the bees.
Pints- 16.00
Quarts- 32.00
Cash only Please. I can make a small discount if you buy 6 or more jars. 15.00 and 30.00 respectively.
Call me at 256-566-2184 only
Please, no text or instant messages. Those will not be answered. Thanks, Rich

Our after wedding party. Sept. 1st. 2007

our wedding, Sept. 1st 2007 New item added to shared album

Good morning!!!
I have lost a yearling Angus bull. Tag # 35. In right ear, and left ear is frayed at top tip. He came up missing between Sunday and Thursday of this week. Location last seen at my farm @ 1390 county road 992, at the dead end. 992 joins county road 940, just below Jones chapel. He is a fairly gentle young bull, and should come to feed, or enter a pasture or pen. If seen, or if he got into your pasture please call me at 256-566-2184 anytime. Thanks, Richard Thomas

Finally got a picture of big boy. He's at about 1850 tops. He has papers, and really nice breeding. I'll be selling him for someone's fall breeding season soon. He sires some really nice calves. All lbw, and grows out really nice. He's very gentle, and easy keeper. He looks like he does on grass, hay, and minerals. No feed except to keep him coming to me at the barn. His ears were like that when I bought him. He had some kind of infection when he was young. Dr. Bruce Lee treated him then. He has passed his bse with 98% motility. Let me know if interested. He will be up at the end of June for sale. 256-566-2184

A few of the calves, and a moma, and her baby. Our three stock dogs, Jessie the tri colored Aussie, then the red male Samson, and our old boy Jake, a tri color border collie. He's special to me, been my best pal for over 12 years now. He's in semi retirement.

Some of our ladies getting fatter, and sassier.

Our future herdsire for fall 2023, and 2024 spring breeding of all our registered/ purebred Angus herd. Our herd is essentialy closed, only bulls purchased at al. Angus assn. Sales, with only top of the line pedigree bulls brought in as virgins for our ladies.

Well, the calves, and lead herdsire aren't cooperating with me yet. Lol, the calves and lead herdsire are under the shade trees, so no pictures yet. But, our future lead herdsire (he's a really nice you registered Angus bull calf, we purchased at the al. Reg. Angus sale, along with his moma. posed for a good picture though. I'll catch them all a bit later.