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WILD REID ranch

Wild Reid Ranch is a family owned, 40-acre farm in southwest Michigan. We pride ourselves on the care we provide to our animals, the quality of our products, and everything this lifestyle brings to our family and yours. We are dedicated to raising our animals with strict attention to their health and comfort while producing goods that are both environmentally friendly and sustainable. Wild Reid Ranch was established in 2010 and has grown to include:

Goat-powered, chemical-free brush management

ADGA Nubians

ABGA Boers

CAGBA Angoras

Commercial meat goats

Pasture-raised meat and eggs

Wildflower honey

Beeswax lip balm

Goat’s milk soap

Tallow-based skincare products

Goat Yoga

Hand-woven mohair cinches and breast collars

Latest articles

Felted dryer ball made with recycled scrap yarn.

How to Make Wet-Felted Dryer Balls with Yarn Waste

You can turn scraps of natural fiber yarn into something useful and eliminate waste while crafting. Using this tutorial, you can welt-felt beautiful dryer balls from leftover pieces...

Four hand-woven mohair breast collars in a collage.

4 Easy Hand-Woven Mohair Breast Collar Patterns to Try

If you want to hand-weave a mohair breast collar for your horse, here are four design options that you can try. Each uses a variety of 2-ply mohair cord to make triangles or bars which...

Pork shoulder with homemade rub sitting in front of it.

The Best Rub Recipe for Smoked Pulled Pork

Pulled pork is one of our favorite meals! Use this recipe to mix up some spices for an easy, sweet and savory rub. Then follow the instructions to smoke your pork shoulder and have...

How to Make a Mohair Breast Collar

You can weave a beautiful, durable, and breathable breast collar for your horse using mohair cord. Here are the directions for making a 34-inch, standard horse-sized breast collar....

Baby goat and a bottle in a person's lap

8 Bottle-Feeding Tips and Tricks for Difficult Baby Goats

Most of the time, getting a baby goat to take a bottle isn’t too much of a challenge. There are, however, those kids that despite being hungry, refuse to suckle. Here are a few tips...

Two dogs walking next to a stand of white pines.

8 Reasons to Plant a Windbreak on Your Property

Installing a windbreak on your property is a great way to practice conservation. The plants, animals, and buildings on your land will all benefit from protection and the filtering of...

We'd love to hear from you

Please don’t hesitate to contact us to get a quote for a possible brush management project or to schedule a farm visit! You can reach us by phone at (269) 808-5599 or email at [email protected]

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