Wildwind Farm is about 20 miles northeast of Montgomery, Alabama. Our main focus is developing the genetics to produce top quality in our breeds of Livestock. Our sole purpose is to breed for the highest quality possible that will produce in the show ring and in any breeding program. We have collected a vast number of the top genetics in the country, from EGGS, Farmers Stock Exchange, RRD, Hilltop, Downen's and our newest addition, genetics from Able Acres. All genetics have been chosen from top breeders. Continuous breeding using top quality genetics will produce the competitive edge that is needed in the show ring today. We have produced top winning wether stock repeatedly for the last five years. We take great pride in how our show wethers are placing, along with our percentages and full bloods. For all our buyers over the years, we would also like to thank them for joining us in the venture of breeding this wonderful animal for show or meat production.

Our first buck was Farmer's Boy, known son of Rambo. Ron and I traveled to Mullins, Texas, to Lynn and Jim Farmer's to purchase him out of their vast herd. This venture to Texas was the main reason I feel I am the breeder I am today. As his genetics blended so perfect with the stock of the other breeders; it just worked no matter what you did. He was a wonderful and gentle buck and I will have him forever in the genetic pool in the stock he has produced me.

When we first moved here in 1992 from Gill, Massachusetts, we brought our farm with us. We were a wool producing farm in the Northeast with our registered herd of Corriedale and Natural colored sheep along with our angora goats, with top notch spinning fleeces. Ron, Gary, and I have been raising sheep and Angora goats for well over 30 years. I do believe this has been a key component in our success for being one of the top Boer goat herds in the state of Alabama.

 Ron, Gary, Jenny and I live here on Wildwind. Our daughter Jenny, who is in her 30's is multi- handicapped with numerous medical conditions, which means I have to provide total care for her.  My day consists of caring for Jenny and managing the day to day operations of the farm. Gary Quay, a life long family friend, came to live with us over 12 years ago and is a big help to us continuing the everyday workings of this farm. Ron is fortunate enough to have a job with an aviation company as a technical advisor, in which he loves and has been doing for over 40 years.