Kelly Hollow Farm and Stay

It’s mani pedi time of the year. Paige with Idamore Hoof Trimming always does a great job on the girls.

Bucky isn’t sure about the new kids.

Baby goats are here.

Don’t let his playful and photogenic demeanor fool you. Waffles is a hunting machine and works hard keeping the mice away.

Introductions have been made. Waffles has given the head bump of approval. Tom is so very confused right now.

It’s delivery day

These little guys popped up yesterday, a full bakers dozen. They look like cotton balls with toothpick legs.

These piggies aren’t going to the market anytime soon. We have American Guinea Hogs here on the farm. AGH are a smaller, slow growing, heritage breed. They’re known for their lard production and their ability to forage and thrive with little feed from us. And they’re really cute.

Mississippi Kite. It’s going to be a

This guy has some amazing colors.

More pics from our guest. Our (remaining) turkeys are super friendly. Tom is very judgmental, always looking down his beak at you. They both love people and will follow you all over the property.

Get ready for some great photos. We had an awesome guest share some of the photos she took while staying here. This one is a blue grosbeak.

We have some creative guests. We need to add “stack rocks in the stream” to the list of things to do while here.

Stopped by Narrow Escape for a quick robot battle. We did two rooms a couple years ago and had a blast. They’ve added more rooms, robot games and a snack shop. Definitely a good place to visit.

Everyone survived the night and is doing great.

After weeks of saying “any day now” it finally happened. These guys are sooo stinking cute.

There’s beauty everywhere....even in a frozen water trough.

Get ready. Lots of snow pics are coming.

According to Wikipedia I pretty sure these are frost flowers.

These are comment cards from our opening in late September until now.
We’ve loved hearing about the great time our guests have had and the memories they’ve made. We’re looking forward to an even better year in 2021.

This is our first winter with goats and I may be feeding them too much but their coat is getting sooo fuzzy.

We don’t normally host events but there’s an exception to policy for everything. Thank you Alisa and Adam for sharing your special day with us.