Central Texas All Natural Grass-Fed Lamb: View Thru the Lens of Photographer Teresa Moore

Monday, June 9, 2014

View Thru the Lens of Photographer Teresa Moore

Some of the grazing for our grass fed sheep operation here at WildWoods we lease from Bob and Teresa Moore. We had Bob and Teresa as guests for the day this last weekend and Teresa spent much of the time wandering WildWoods and recording it through the lens of her camera. I thought you might enjoy seeing some of her views of WildWoods. Hope you enjoy them as much as I did. Ed Thomas

1 comment:

UnknownJanuary 30, 2016 at 8:10 AM
Awesome article! I like it. Hats off to you for such a wonderful sharing. I have bookmarked this post to come back and to share with my friends.

Landscape design in Ludhiana
ReplyDelete
Replies

Add comment

WildWoods Grass-Fed Lamb

The sheep at WildWoods are raised on native pasture in Lampasas County, Texas. Our sheep are grass fed and finished. The lambs are never fed out or finished in a feedlot. We do not add Growth Hormones, Antibiotics or other artificial supplements to their diets. They are watered from natural well water and rain filled stock tanks. They are provided free choice salt and minerals for proper health and growth. We plant winter oats, turnips and clover in our food plots for the deer each fall and the sheep graze on the fresh green growth as long as it is available. Hay is sometimes fed if the natural grass runs low due to drought or cold weather.

Our sheep are crossbred Dorper/St. Croix and Royal White sheep breeds which we feel gives us a hybrid vigor and excellent flavored meat from native pasture. These crossbred sheep are hair sheep breeds developed just for meat production with a mild taste and do not have the strong flavor sometimes associated with wool sheep used for meat.

Central Texas All Natural Grass-Fed Lamb

Monday, June 9, 2014

View Thru the Lens of Photographer Teresa Moore

1 comment:

Lamb Cuts

Lamb Primal Cuts

MY FAVORITE SHEEP BOOKS AND MAGAZINES