Our Animals

Our sheep are free ranged on our farm and we rotate pastures, while still having access to their barn and fresh water at all times. We currently have sheep for wool and eco-friendly land maintenance. We have a lovely selection of fiber breeds with a variety of wool that we have for sale in yarn, roving, or made in to eco friendly dryer balls. We try to use everything from our sheep, even their wool scraps are turned into wool pellets to be used in your garden.

Sheep

OUR FINNSHEEP

Close-up of a Finnsheep with a black and white face standing on grass. Produces beautiful natural wool and yarn.

Cotton
Black HST (white on head, socks, tail)

Close-up of a black finn sheep with thick natural wool in a grassy field, wearing a green ear tag, with a background of trees and a clear blue sky.

Arbor
Black with a few white spots

Black finnsheep with a white face standing outdoors in a wooded area. Beautiful, local natural yarn.

Bizee
Black HST (white on head, socks, tail)

Sheep wearing a striped elo blanket from Traverse City in a grassy area with trees in the background.

Nigel
Black Badger - Piebald

Sheep standing in a grassy field at sunset, with trees in the background. Produces beautiful natural wool and yarn.

Cici
Black Badger

Sheep standing in a barnyard with a white barn and fencing in the background.

Binx
Black Badger - Piebald

Sheep grazing in a field with tall grass, trees in the background under a clear blue sky.

Panda
Badger - Piebald

A close-up of a brown sheep in a grassy field with golden lighting from the setting sun.
A sheep standing in a grassy field with a yellow ear tag, facing left. The background shows an overcast sky and distant trees.

Cashmere
Solid Brown

Two sheep standing on grassy field

Echo
Solid White

Aris
Brown Badger - Piebald

A fluffy corriedale sheep standing in snowy terrain with pine trees in the background. Corriedale Yarn, local and natural.

OUR CORRIEDALES

Honey
White Corriedale

Close-up of a Teeswater / Corriedale sheep with thick wool against a sunset background. Local American Wool.
Close-up of a sheep with fluffy wool, looking upwards, surrounded by trees. American Made Yarn.

Nova
Corriedale / Teeswater cross

Close-up of a woolly sheep standing in a sunlit pasture, with a barn in the background. Corriedale Yarn, Corriedale Sheep, local yarn.

Franklin
Corriedale / Teeswater cross

Two sheep grazing in a grassy meadow with wildflowers under a clear blue sky.

Jill
White Corriedale

A natural corriedale sheep standing in a grassy field with a sunset in the background. Local yarn.

Agate
Grey Corriedale

Close-up of a brown Corriedale sheep in a field at sunset.

Mew
Grey Corriedale

Orla
Grey Corriedale

Kyle “Kai”
Grey Corriedale

Llamas and Bill

Rupert is the guardian of our flock. He spends his time with his best friend Bilbo Goatins while he patrols the pastures keeping everyone safe from predators. Rupert will let out different humming sounds to alert of different things, like if a sheep has escaped, if he sees something he doesn’t like, or if he wants us to give him a snack.

Olive and Vinz are our PR llamas - which is exactly what it sounds like - they are our public relations llamas! When we do onsite or offsite events they are who you will meet. They enjoy long walks through the farm, kisses, and snacks.

Organic Raw Michigan Honey

Our honey bees are what started this whole journey. To Pre-Order Honey please contact us at Honey@GoldenBeeFarm.com

Guardian Geese

Our geese are a barnyard mix of Sebastopol and Chinese geese. They were added to our farm for their ability to consume snails and slugs, as well as be little weed eaters (they graze along with the sheep) and alarms. They let us know as soon as something is different or if they see a face they don’t recognize. They have sweet and sassy personalities and have been a joyful addition.