Welcome toBigfoot’s Farm
A real, functioning farm run by two people who had absolutely no business starting one. I have no idea what I’m doing — that is not a bit, that is the entire premise. I’m learning farming in public, in real time, with witnesses. Come along for the wild ride.
The book. It’s real now.
Hey! What The Farm!
Bad Advice, Worse Decisions and What Could Possibly Go Wrong
100% of the proceeds go to animals nobody else wanted to love. That’s not a slogan — it’s a receipt. The first nineteen copies pulled a mule out of a kill auction.
A city guy from Hawaii promised a country girl from Oregon the world. She said, “No thanks. I’ll take a horse farm.” Challenge accepted. 232 pages of what happened next — signed by the guy still living it.
34 of 40 first-edition copies claimed — ships by September 26.
Also in hardcover ($75), or the Friends & Family / Book Club 3-pack — three signed copies for $100, a $20 discount.
Signed first edition · ships by Sept 26, 2026 · Free shipping & handling in the US — I hate surprise fees as much as you do. Or pick it up and feed a baby goat.
Is it funny if I don’t own a goat?
Yes. Most of the people who’ve bought it don’t own a single animal. Here’s the honest audience:
- If you’ve ever used social media, you will love this. It started as one dumb question asked to strangers, and the strangers answered.
- If you like love stories, this is also for you. It’s about a guy who promised a woman the world and she asked for a farm instead.
- If you enjoy animals, this will be right up your alley. Goats with rap sheets, a donkey planning a coup, a mule who got a second chance.
- If you like to smile and be thankful it’s all happening to me and not you, you will really get a kick out of this.
- If you have a big heart and just want to help the helpless, every book sale goes directly to supporting the animals society had forgotten.

The Goat Kindergarten Is (Reluctantly) For Sale
Two blue-eyed, spotted Nigerian Dwarf kids are looking for forever homes. Raised by a 20-year vet tech, spoiled by everyone else.





Found us through Facebook? Yes. It’s all true.
Every day I go on the internet and ask strangers how to keep this place from killing me, and every day the strangers answer, laugh, and share it with more strangers. Somewhere along the way my problems became “content.” This is where the content lives now — no algorithm deciding whether you’ve earned the right to see it.
And listen — nobody here is trying to get rich. We’re trying to keep the fur babies fed and put a little joy back into a world that’s been running dangerously low on it.












