Farm tours are available by appointment only. Call 940-443-5033 to schedule your visit!
Welcome to Moo & Bray Farm
Our little slice of heaven in the heart of Texoma.
Come meet our Highland cows, mini donkeys, alpacas, Kunekune pigs, Squishy the yak, Zima the Zonky, Albert the giant tortoise, and many more of our farm friends.
Our farm tours are hands-on, family-friendly, and filled with animal meet-and-greets, feeding, fun facts, and plenty of great photo opportunities.
Tours are available by appointment only. Call 940-443-5033 to plan your visit.
There’s always something fun happening at Moo & Bray Farm! Throughout the year, we host seasonal events, Paint & Sip parties, private gatherings, and other special activities. The farm is also a beautiful setting for family photos.
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for upcoming events, behind-the-scenes moments, and plenty of adorable animal photos.
Stay a Little Longer
Our Big Red Barn & Bed is an Airbnb guest favorite and the perfect place to relax after a day at the farm. Enjoy a peaceful country setting, modern comforts, beautiful views, and a few furry neighbors waiting to greet you.
Book your stay at www.airbnb.com/h/bigredbarnbed.
Moo...
Our Highland cows are some of the biggest personalities on the farm! Known for their shaggy coats, beautiful horns, and gentle nature, these Scottish cattle are as friendly as they are photogenic.
During your farm tour, you’ll take a Ranger ride into the pasture to meet and feed the cows in their natural habitat. Each one has a unique personality—and they’re always ready for treats and photos!
Bray...
Donkeys are intelligent, curious, and highly social animals with big personalities. Their large ears help keep them cool, their brays can carry for miles, and they form strong bonds with their companions.
Meet our friendly mini donkeys during your farm tour—and enjoy plenty of pets, laughs, and photo opportunities!
Meet Our Tortoise
Albert
Albert is a Sulcata/African Spurred Tortoise and has been part of the family since 2012. Currently, he is well over 130 lbs and approximately 25 years old.
He enjoys a diet of mostly grasses, veggies and a little fruit.
When startled he may hiss, but he is very friendly.
Albert does not hibernate, but his metabolism does slow down during the winter months. He prefers dry, hot weather, as he comes from the African desert. Sulcata tortoises are the third largest tortoise in the world and can live over 100 years and grow over 200 pounds.
Each year, May 23rd is dedicated to our friends, the turtle, and tortoise. World Turtle Day is not only about showing love and adoration towards turtles but also making sure we can protect them as well as their various habitats. It’s important to know what the difference between a turtle and a tortoise is.
Turtles VS. Tortoise
Turtles spend most of their life in or around water
Mostly omnivorous
Laterally compressed shell with webbed feet
Tortoise VS. Turtles
Tortoise lives on land in dry, hot deserts
Primarily herbivores and a land dweller
Love to burrow for shade
Dome shaped shell
Meet Waffles & Sweets
Our Kunekune Pigs
The Kunekune is a small breed of domestic pig from New Zealand. Kunekune (pronounced Cooney Cooney) are hairy with a rotund build, and may bear wattles, a pair of tassels, hanging from their lower jaws.
Their color ranges from black and white, to ginger, cream, gold-tip, black, brown, and can be tricolored or solid to a variety of spotty patterns.
They have a docile, friendly nature, and can successfully be kept as pets. Kunekune pigs vary from 24″ to 30″high and weigh between 140-220 lbs. They are covered in long hair, which can be straight, wavy or curly.
They have a medium head with either prick or semi-lop ears. Their body is best described as non-extreme, not long and lean like a commercial pig, or short and pot-bellied like the Vietnamese variety.
By the 1980s, only an estimated 50 purebred Kunekune remained. As of 2010,the breed no longer faces extinction, with breed societies in both New Zealand and the United Kingdom. The Kunekune has remarkable social learning with astonishingly good memory and can sustain itself by feeding on nothing other than grass.
