Thyme & Tails Homestead

Thyme & Tails Homestead Veteran-owned family homestead
Registered Nigerian Dwarf goats • Farm-fresh eggs • Herbal remedies
Faith-led. Rooted in tradition. Now accepting inquiries.

03/13/2026

Apparently I got into something… I haven’t handled any strange cats, dogs or other animals that I can remember but he was definitely inspecting me 😂

🐐 Hi friends… it’s me.I heard Mom say we had some special people to thank this week. Apparently you all like watching us...
03/10/2026

🐐 Hi friends… it’s me.

I heard Mom say we had some special people to thank this week. Apparently you all like watching us goats, the chickens, and the chaos around here. I think that means you’re part of the herd now.

This week’s top supporters are:
Emily Pointer
Anna Carr Cooper
Brandi Kirkhoff

Thanks for cheering on our little farm. Now if you’ll excuse me… I have things to climb on.

— The Goats of Thyme & Tails 🌿

🥚 Farm Fresh Eggs Available This WeekOur hens have been busy and we have fresh eggs available.Naturally colorful eggs fr...
03/07/2026

🥚 Farm Fresh Eggs Available This Week

Our hens have been busy and we have fresh eggs available.
Naturally colorful eggs from our free-ranging flock here at Thyme & Tails Homestead.

Beautiful shades of brown, cream, blue, and olive.

Collected daily.

Message if you’d like to be added to this week’s egg list.

📍 Dover.

Do you see what I see? Now to find out who the culprit is…
03/05/2026

Do you see what I see? Now to find out who the culprit is…

I have some Swedish cross drakes available. 📍 44622
03/03/2026

I have some Swedish cross drakes available. 📍 44622

03/02/2026

Strutting into the season like he owns the whole homestead. And honestly… he thinks he does. 🦃✨

March on the farm means longer days, muddy boots, and new life around every corner. 🌱Chicks are growing. Goats are bounc...
03/01/2026

March on the farm means longer days, muddy boots, and new life around every corner. 🌱

Chicks are growing. Goats are bouncing. The ground is waking up again.

Grateful for another season to raise animals, grow food, and teach our kids what real work looks like.

What are you looking forward to most this spring?

— Thyme & Tails 🐐🌿

A year ago, if you’d let Bean the Cowboy Corgi loose in the yard with this many chickens… well, let’s just say we’d be h...
09/05/2025

A year ago, if you’d let Bean the Cowboy Corgi loose in the yard with this many chickens… well, let’s just say we’d be having an unplanned fried chicken dinner. 🍗🐓

Fast forward to today — she struts through the middle of the flock like she’s at a Sunday stroll, completely ignoring the feathered buffet all around her. 😅

Proud doesn’t even cover it. My little chicken assassin-in-training has officially retired from her life of crime and taken up a new career as… a very short farm manager. 👩‍🌾🐾

Good girl, Bean. Who knew a chicken-chasing corgi could become head of poultry relations?

🍂 As the seasons begin shift, we’ve been working hard behind the scenes to get Thyme & Tails ready for the colder months...
08/30/2025

🍂 As the seasons begin shift, we’ve been working hard behind the scenes to get Thyme & Tails ready for the colder months ahead. Life on the homestead is about creating rhythms that make caring for our animals smoother and keep them happy year-round.

Here’s what we’ve been up to over the past few weeks:
🐇 Rabbit upgrades – new stands and an automatic watering system to make daily chores easier (and less icy water refills in winter!).
🐥 Chicken comforts – a new brooder for our littles and a roosting ladder so the adults can perch snugly at night.
🐐 Goat convenience – a brand-new barn door for our buck so he can head straight to pasture whenever he pleases.

Each small project adds up to smoother days, cozy animals, and peace of mind knowing we’re better prepared for the chillier season ahead. ❄️💚

08/06/2025

I didn’t mean to go quiet on here… but life, as it often does, had other plans. Ever since we returned to the land, it’s felt like stepping into a slow transformation — one I didn’t realize I needed. The kind that whispers instead of shouts. The kind that requires more observing than doing. More patience than plans.This little caterpillar stopped me in my tracks the other day. Bright and bold, but still. Waiting. Trusting the process. And in that moment, I saw myself.Though I’ve been quieter online, I’ve been fully present behind the scenes — slowly preparing our farm stand, building our online store, and mapping out eBooks and mini courses I hope to share in the near future, both online and in person.We’re learning this land… what she needs, how to care for her, and how to honor the life she holds — from the tiniest crawling creature to the big dreams we’re building.Thank you for your grace in the quiet seasons. I may be hidden, but I’m not idle.🦋 Something beautiful is coming.

If you’ve ever waged war on a plant, you know the kind of fight that starts as a gentle tug and ends in a full-blown, sw...
06/01/2025

If you’ve ever waged war on a plant, you know the kind of fight that starts as a gentle tug and ends in a full-blown, sweat-stained pasture purge. Meet my nemesis: crown vetch.

Pretty? Sure. Innocent-looking? Absolutely. But don’t let that soft, pea-like foliage fool you. This stuff creeps in like it owns the place—choking out native forage and laughing in the face of goats and horses who’d rather eat dirt than touch it.

We’ve tried it all—pulling, smothering, praying. This spring we’re testing solarization and reseeding strategies in a battle plan that feels more like trench warfare than gardening. It’s slow progress, but we’re in it for the long haul. Because protecting our pastures means protecting the soil, the herd, and the health of the whole homestead.

If you’re dealing with this beast too, I see you. May your roots be weak and your shovel be strong.

When you have plenty of nesting boxes but they all want the same one.This gal wasn’t about to give up her favorite spot—...
05/25/2025

When you have plenty of nesting boxes but they all want the same one.
This gal wasn’t about to give up her favorite spot—no matter who else had already claimed it!
Life in the henhouse is full of personality, pecking order politics, and the occasional shared maternity leave.

Farm life never fails to keep us chuckling.

Address

Douglas, WY
44622

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 7pm

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+13073333450

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