Coosawattee River Farm is a 100 acre farm located on the lower end of the Coosawattee River.  The Coosawattee’s head waters begin in Gilmer County and travel through the North Georgia mountains south to create Carter’s Lake and then proceeds west across the edge of Murray County in to the northeast section of Gordon County.

My father has managed the farm since the early 60’s.  He and my mom are now enjoying retirement and he supervises only a few special projects of his choosing.  Jeb, Coosawattee Hill Billy Deluxe seen below with my dad has found his place here on the farm by my Dad's side.

Tony and I love our life and our lifestyle.  There's always something going on but you still have time to relax and enjoy a hike with the dogs through the woods and up the river bank. My children, Jeremy and Sarah provide support to the farm operation as their work and school schedules allow.

The poultry part of the farm business closed down after the blizzard of 1993 and the poultry house is now used for horse stalls and hay storage.  We produce and cut most of our own hay supply.

                                                      Memorial Day 2008

                                       Driving post  on arena 2006

We have three registered quarter horses. A 7 year old red dun Peppy San mare and a 7 year old sorrel Laker Doc mare and a 14 year old gray Dash for Cash gelding (See Cow Bred Horses).                      

Sarah is competing in professional rodeo competition and local series in breakaway roping and barrel racing. 

                        We also enjoy Team Penning and Cutting.

                  Both the horses and our stockdogs are used for chores around the farm. 

Tony is currently training a couple different breeds of stockdogs and giving several folks handling lessons.  We are planning a few clinics and fun days in the near future.

We have several Indian Runner x Kaki ducks for training in case there is a sudden upsurge in need for duck ranch dogs. 

Hope you're enjoying your time getting to know our family.  If you're ever in Northwest Georgia drop in... we'd love to show you around.  But don’t be surprised if we put you to work.