Davis Family Farm | Farm Animals

FREE RANGE BEEF - If you are concerned about the quality of meat you purchase in the grocery store, consider purchasing free range beef which has not been injected with hormones and antibiotics. We raise a small herd of cross bred calves for nine to twelve months. They are then fed a ration of personally selected grains for approximately 60 days before they are ready for market. Contact us for price. We can help you arrange for slaughter, cut and wrap - ready for the freezer.

BLACK WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP - We have a small herd of BWM sheep that we raise on our farm. We sell lambs or for slaughter. Raw wool is also available. Some facts about BWM Sheep - They are small black sheep with no wool on their face or legs below the knee and hock. Rams are typically horned and the females are hornless. Wool and meat are both premium quality. They do well in a urban setting, are great for weed control and make good pets. Wool is fine, soft and densely stapled. It can be used undyed for many clothes and combines well with other wools. Meat is close grain, light boned with a favorable meat to bone ratio. Small popular cuts are full of succulent lean meat with a minimum of wasteful fat. Finished lambs average 30-38 lbs. carcass weight. Lambing is seasonal usually takes place from February - April.

DAVIS FAMILY RABBITRY The American Rabbit Breeders Association, Inc. Rabbitry #X269

We raise show quality rabbits, especially good for 4-H projects. We regularly have litters, so contact us for information.

• American Fuzzy Lop - A very round breed with a short, wide face and short, lopped ears. The fur is long and dense, and comes in many different colors. Maximum weight is 4 lbs. American Fuzzy Lops have a wide variety of temperaments. Some are calm and friendly, while others are hyper and skittish.

• French Lop - Good for both showing and as a meat rabbit. One of the large breeds of lop eared rabbits, weight is between 11-13 lbs. The French Lop has a stocky body with sturdy, fairly shot legs. The head is broad with a curved profile, thick ears hang down with the tips below the jaw. The coat is dense and slightly long and comes in a variety of colors. Our French Lops won Grand Champion at Fremont County 4-H Fair in 2003 and 2004. The French Lop Rabbit is calm, good natured and affectionate.



• Netherland Dwarf - Small compact body, short neck and compact, broad head with curved profile. The ears are small, erect, rounded at the tips. The coat is short and soft and comes in a wide range of colors. The Netherland Dwarf Rabbit is timid, lively and can be high strung.

FRESH FARM EGGS - If you are concerned about the quality and age of the eggs you purchase in the grocery store, consider fresh farm eggs. We have fresh chicken eggs available year round. We raise Red Star Sex Links and Barred Rocks which both lay large brown eggs. We also raise Araucana/Americanas which lay large blue-green eggs. We also have a few duck eggs and goose eggs during early spring and summer. If you live in the area, contact us for pricing and availability. We also have chicks available from time to time.