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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

10 Herbs You Can Feed Your Chickens

Feeding fresh cut herbs to your chickens can add variety to their diet and provide a range of health benefits. In this short article, find out which herbs are safe to feed chickens...

Blue livestock trailer with a yellow wheelbarrow in front of it.

10 Tips for Managing Shipping Stress when Trailering Livestock

Transporting livestock can be stressful for both you and your animals. Provided here are some tips to help manage shipping stress when trailering livestock. Take precautions and plan...

How to Make Hard Cuts on the Goat Farm: A Cull Calculator for Breeding Stock

It can be difficult to decide which of your goats make the cut as breeders, but selective culling is key to improving the genetics and overall productivity of your herd. This cull calculator...

A mohair breast collar hanging on a fence in front of a red barn,

How to Wash a Mohair Breast Collar or Cinch

Mohair makes great horse tack because its stylish, soft, breathable, durable, and washable! When your mohair breast collar or cinch gets dirty, cleaning it is a piece of cake. Here...

Goats in a cage in the back of a truck bed.

How to Make a Livestock Hauler for a Truck Bed

A livestock hauler that fits in the back of a truck bed is super handy for transporting small animals. For those times when you don’t want to hook up the trailer, a stock box works...

A black and white dog with some chickens in front of a barn.

8 Reasons to Keep a Rooster in Your Flock

If you have a flock of laying hens in your backyard, consider keeping a rooster to accompany them. A rooster is not just another pretty bird to feed; he can serve several purposes on...

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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