• Santana

    Santana came to us as a rescue and has truly blossomed into an incredible horse. She’s smart, energetic, and always thinking, which makes her both fun and rewarding to work with. Through patience and care, she’s learned to trust and has found her place in our program. Santana is perfect for advanced riders who enjoy a challenge and love building a connection.

  • Odin

    Odin is one of our Quarter Horses with a true heart for the job. He loves to please and takes pride in his work. Originally from a ranch in South Texas, Odin was trained in cattle roping and brings that solid foundation with him. Today, he’s part of our family—helping with riding lessons while still enjoying time doing what he knows best.

  • Pistol

    A stunning buckskin Quarter Horse with a big heart and even bigger talent. She’s a favorite for teaching kids the ropes and building confidence in the saddle. When she’s off the lesson schedule, you’ll find her flying around the barrels at rodeos across East Texas.

  • Frenchie

    Frenchie is a descendant of Frenchman’s Guy and brings both talent and experience to our program. At 17, he’s a seasoned horse who loves his job and excels at teaching riders of all ages and experience levels.

  • Luna and Ransom

    These two BLM Mustangs came to us from Nevada after being adopted through a rescue in 2022. We wanted to give them the soft landing they deserved, and they’ve blossomed into sweet, gentle mares. Luna, in particular, never turns down a little extra attention.

  • kids

    This season turned out to be a surprise. Our goats produced two sets of twins and one set of triplets!

  • Peppy

    Peppy is a massive paint quarter horse who came to us as a project horse. His owner surrendered him and our goal was to get him back to a healthy weight and finding him a perfect home. He is very patient, kid friendly, and dog friendly.

  • Chickens

    We house 18 chickens total, two of which are roosters. Pictured above is Frank the rooster. He is shy when it comes to strangers but he is very sweet and works hard at protecting our hens.

  • Kit

    Pictured front and center is Kit. She is a Boer goat who produced twin kids in February 2022. Both kids are pictured to her left, a boy and a girl.

  • Patten

    Patten is our young Anatolian Shepherd-Great Pyrenees mix. He is about 10 months old and he keeps our livestock safe. He is very friendly yet protective of his friends.

  • Mattis

    “Mad Dog” Mattis is the brother of Patten. He is also an Anatolian Shepherd-Great Pyrenees cross. He is a friendly giant that is also protective of his farm friends.

  • Lincoln

    Lincoln is our one and a half year old working line German Shepherd. While he is a guard dog, he also works as a livestock guard dog. He is great with horse, cows, chickens, ducks, and cats. He is very child friendly and when he is not working, his favorite thing to do is collect sticks and play fetch.

Sheep

Pictured left is Gingie, a Dorper-Babydoll Southdown Sheep. To his right is Shrek, a full Babydoll Southdown Sheep. Both are very vocal when they are called and they are very welcoming of new animals.

Frankie the Alpaca

He may be small, but he runs the show! Frankie is the boss of our camelid crew—keeping the llamas in line and watching over the goats. If there’s any sign of trouble, he’s the first to sound the alarm and call in the livestock guardian dogs.

Mooana

Mooana is our 4-month-old Longhorn/Angus cross. She was born to our Angus cow, Hyacinth, who we raised as a bottle baby. Mooana is sweet, curious, and full of energy. She loves her treats and never turns down a scoop of grain.

Pigs

Pictured from left to right are Pua, Pinky, Oreo, and Doc. Pua is our little Juliana Pig. She is still shy with people, but bring her feed and she will love you. Oreo and Pinky are kunekune pigs who are siblings and very demanding about their feed. Lastly, we have Doc who is a potbelly big and is very protective of our piglets.

Carl the llama

Carl joined us in June 2022 as an owner surrender. He may be a little shy at first, but once he gets to know you, his sweet, gentle, and curious personality really shines. He spends his days with his four fellow camelids, who keep him company.

pasture Raised eggs

Our pasture-raised eggs come from pasture raised hens that roam freely on 15 acres. Because of this, the eggs at Lynn’s Meadow has an enhanced flavor compared to the eggs bought in store. Hens that spend time outdoors were found to have 3 times the vitamin D3 compared to eggs from hens that do not have access to the outdoors. In addition to this, pasture raised eggs have less saturated fat, increased vitamins A, E, and D, more Omega-3 fatty acids, and more beta carotene.