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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

A young girl bottle feeding a black and white baby goat.

How to Bottle-Feed a Baby Goat: A Schedule for Boer or Nubian Kids

Bottle-feeding baby goats can be fun and rewarding, but to be successful, adhering to a schedule is necessary. Included is a chart outlining a sample bottle-feeding schedule for Boer...

6 Reasons to Use Tallow on Your Skin

Using tallow, or animal fat, on your skin is an ancient practice that is regaining popularity today. Discover why tallow is all the rage right now as a moisturizer for the face and...

A red barn with a fire pit and a sunset in the background.

How to Build Your Dream Barn

Building your dream barn is an exciting undertaking which requires a lot of thought and planning. This article will take you through the process of making a dream barn wish-list, designing...

How to Make a Mohair Camera Strap or Gun Sling

You can weave a beautiful and durable camera strap or gun sling using mohair cord. Here are the directions for making a 28-inch-long strap with 9 strands of 8-ply mohair. If you choose,...

Two white baby goats inside a homemade kid warming barrel.

How to Make a Kid Warming Barrel

If you are kidding in a cold climate, a warming barrel can help keep your baby goats from getting hypothermia when they are very young. By cutting holes in a 55-gallon drum, you can...

Homemade makeup remover on a table with cotton balls and cotton swabs

How to Make DIY Makeup Remover

With this simple recipe, you can make your own makeup remover with a few clean ingredients. Ditch the chemicals in store-bought products and take makeup off your face and the sensitive...

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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