Buck-N-Ears Ranch

 
About Buck-N-Ears Ranch

 

We bought our first donkeys as an experiment in October 2007.  We had the land and wanted to put it to some use.  We saw an ad in the local paper for two unregistered mini Jacks.  One a Gray Dunn, the other Dark Brown.  They were cute little fellas and we immediately fell in love.  They are so friendly and we also felt sorry for them.  Their hoofs were so long they looked like they were wearing clown shoes. 

They looked and walked much better after getting their hoofs trimmed, however, we soon discovered why you don't put two Jack's together. 
It didn't take long for us to decide that gelding them would be the best option.   One call to the local equine vet and 24 hours later the task was done.  It was the right decision.  We're all much happier now.

Well, needless to say, this gave us the fever.  A month later and we had purchased our first 2 brood Jennets.  Not long after that, we purchased two weanling Jennets and a weanling Jack.  Then another weanling Jennet and another weanling Jack.   Then a whole herd from another ranch that was shutting down. 

Our farm expanded too.   We originally had a single large pen and a barn.  We added 3 more pens and two smaller donkey barns.  Who knows where it will all end?

 


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Facts About Minis Brood Jennets
About Buck-N-Ears Ranch Geldings
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Photo Album Donkeys Sold
Future Herd Sires & Brood Jennets Mini Foals
Pygmy Goats Pygmy Goat Care

Buck-N-Ears Ranch
David & Paula Byrd
295 Cockateil Road
Limestone, TN 37681
423-257-8363
423-741-8760

Info@buck-n-ears-ranch.com

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