Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: What hours are you open for visits?
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Q: Do you have a restroom?
A : We are open by appointment only. You can book a visit online. If you have issues, feel free to email us!
A: We have a port a potty.
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Q: Do you have any mini Highlands?
A: NO! Highland are not a mini breed. We do not promote, raise, or condone mini highlands.
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Q: Are any of your cattle for sale?
A: We do sell our cattle. Complete our cattle waitlist to stay up to date! Cattle are a huge responsibility and we are very picky about where ours go! FYI your cow will need a buddy!
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Q: What if I am going to be arriving before my scheduled time?
A: We have very limited parking at the farm so we ask you not to arrive early. If you do arrive early, please stay in your vehicle until your scheduled visit time.
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Q: Do you allow photographers?
A: We partner with Addie Lee Photography. Addie Lee does amazing work that we are happy to have represent our farm. She is trained to ensure safety of all clients when working with cattle.
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Q: What if I am going to be late for my scheduled visit time?
A: If you are late, you will miss out on some of your time on the farm. This is because we have other tours or events starting. We will still try our best to make sure you get to see everything and get some wonderful photos with the cows.
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Q: Do you host private events?
A: We love hosting private events. We have done paint parties, work parties, engagement, and birthday parties. Email us for information.
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Q: What if I forget about my scheduled visit or can't attend?
A: All visits are by appointment. If you forget about your scheduled time or are unable to attend you will miss out on the visit. We require a 48 hr notice to reschedule. Food/baking events require 72 hr notice to reschedule.
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Q: Can I bring my pet?
A: No pets are allowed at the farm. No exception. This is for the safety of the cattle.
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Q: Can I get in the pasture with the cows?
A: No visitors are allowed in the main pastures on foot. This is for your safety. Cattle are livestock and our guests safety is our top priority. You will only be unclose to haltered calves. All other cattle will be visited with across the fence.
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Q: What should we expect at our visit?
A: You will be visiting a working cattle farm so we suggest you dress appropriately and wear closed toe shoes. You will meet a few of our friendly calves on a halter and several more over the fence. Each visit is different depending on the day and not all cows will be seen at visits.
Tennessee Agritourism Law
Under Tennessee law, there is no liability for an injury to or death of a participant, or damage to the property of a participant, in an agritourism activity conducted at this agritourism location or by this agritourism professional if such injury, death, or property damage results from the inherent risks of the agritourism activity.
Inherent risks of agritourism activities include, among others, risks of injury and damage inherent to land, equipment, and animals, as well as the potential for you to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury or death or to the damaging of your own property. You are assuming the risk of participating in this agritourism activity.
