Bristlecone Pine Homestead

06/20/2026

One thing that has always fascinated me is what God first called holy.
It wasn't a mountain.
It wasn't a city.
It wasn't a temple.
It wasn't even a people.

Before Israel existed. Before there was a priesthood. Before there were sacrifices, feasts, kings, prophets, or a Tabernacle, God sanctified a day.

"The seventh day God blessed and sanctified, because in it He ceased from all His work that God created for the purpose of preparing." (Genesis 2:3 TLV)

The first thing in Scripture called holy is time. I don't think that's an accident. God could have made a holy place first. He could have marked out sacred ground. Instead, He set apart a recurring appointment woven into creation itself. Every seven days, time itself carries His signature.

Long before Sinai, the Sabbath was already there.
Long before there was a Jew or Gentile.
Long before there was a nation called Israel.

The Sabbath begins in the same chapter as marriage. Both are creation gifts. Both were established before sin entered the world. Maybe that's why the Sabbath has never felt like a burden to me.

When Friday evening arrives and the noise of the week begins to fade, it feels less like keeping a rule and more like returning to something that was always meant to be part of life. A weekly reminder that I am not defined by productivity. That the world keeps turning while I rest. That Yehovah is God and I am not.

It's interesting that when Scripture describes the coming Kingdom, the Sabbath is still there (Isaiah 66:23). What began in Genesis is still present at the end.

The first thing God called holy wasn't a building people had to travel to. It was time that came to them. Every week. Like an invitation. Waiting to be received.

06/19/2026

Hatch days are awesome🌸.
We have both Celadon’s and Jumbos Mix that hatched the last couple of days.
Beautiful babies 🩵💚

06/19/2026

So eggcited right now. Our Celadon feather Sexable lines have hit Jumbo weights 🙌🏻 woohoo. Now we will see with the next grow outs if they keep the weights. This has been in the works since last summer when we had to start over with a new rooster. These birds have fulled put nicely. Now to see how their offspring turn out. These chics that just hatched these last couple days are their offspring. 🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵

06/18/2026

More in stock 6/18/26

Roosters Available – Bulk Deal!

I have around 40 roosters that need to find a new home. My original plan was to process them myself, but with our house still not fully put back together, taking on that many birds just isn't practical right now.

If someone would like to purchase the whole group and process them themselves, that would be ideal.

Details:

Approximately 40 roosters available

Mix of Celadon and non-Celadon birds

Jumbo and standard sizes

Many have excellent genetics and would make quality breeding stock

Ages range from 4–12 weeks, with a couple older backup roosters around 5 months old

Pricing:

$7 each

$200 for the entire group (great freezer camp deal)

If they don't sell, we'll make arrangements to process them ourselves, but I'd much rather see them go to someone who can use them.

Message me if interested or if you have questions.

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

We have our Rooster meat special back. 40 Roosters ages between 5-8 weeks old some need to finish filling out. Couple more weeks.

Take all 40 roos pick the breeders you want and eat the rest. You can use for dog food, human food, Hunting dog training, falconry whatever you so chose.

We will have more in July as well. We cannot process birds til August so until then our loss is your gain.

Our birds are fed Kalmbach turkey game starter til 6-7 weeks of age then fed Organic Nature smart Chic starter to finish them out. They are usually processed between 8-10 weeks

Pick up off highway 36 and Sheridan
Pm for more details.

Asking $200 for all 40 if there are more you get those too but guaranteed 40.

Next meat deal will be mid to end of July

You process these yourself. They come live.

Thank you for supporting local.

06/15/2026

Some pictures of Our Feather Sexable 100% True Blue Celadon lines 🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵!

We are still working on getting more Fawns but our flock is looking good. We will have hatching eggs of these as soon as they get settled in their aviary pen. They may stop laying til they get adjusted. We do have 80 of their eggs are to hatch in 3 days woohoo. We are keeping a lot from this hatch but will have any extras available. We are growing these out to select our breeders so they will be ready closer to the 6-8 week age.

We also have our Other Celadon lines available too.
Range/Range Tuxedo
Dusty Rose Range
Sparkly Range
Obsidian Ash

We also have 80 Jumbo Mix set to hatch in 3 days and 80 in 5 days as well.
These are a mix of Fawns, Wilds and Pansy’s.
We are keeping back about 40 of these so the rest will be available.

06/15/2026

Lines we carry are: and Sizes are Jumbos

Pattern Wilds: Colors
Falb Fee (Homo)
Egyptian Fee
Ginger Fee
Ginger

Pattern Fawns: Colors
Pearl Fee
Ginger Pearl Fee
Autumn Amber
Ginger

Pattern Pansy’s: Colors
German
Fee
Roux
Ginger
Roux Fee
Ginger Fee

Celadon lines are:

Feather Sexable
Pattern Wild and Fawns: Colors
Roux/Fee/Ginger

Non-FS
Patterns are all EB bases and Sparkly on EB bases

Colors are:
Range/ Tuxedo
Sparkly Range/ Tuxedo
Dust Rose Range/ Tuxedo
Tibetan
Embers Tibetan
Obsidian Ash

The Obsidian Ash line is our name of our line they are Myrle and Fee some have ticking of gray and some are Grau fee looking.

Dusty Rose Range is the same thing but in Range color and no Myrle just Range and Fee

Embers is Het Fee on Tibetan no Myrle gene and not homo Fee but het so the tan stays but we are jot 100% sure as Blau can be a possibility too. More test breeding is required on this line so it is still a Test line of ours but you can get hatching eggs of these and see what you get. Decoding the gene is fun for genetic enthusiasts. So have fun with us and discover what is hiding. Embers because they kinda look like embers.

06/15/2026

I busted butt today and transfered birds from our breeders pens to the aviary’s. I combined all the Jumbo Wilds and Fawns so they will be Jumbo Wild and Fawn hatching eggs
I also combined all my feather sexable celadons Wilds and Fawns they will be sold as feather sexable celadon hatching eggs.
I separated my non feather Sexable celadons by color and pattern. I still have my Jumbo Pansy’s in their breeder pens for now they will soon be transferred to the aviary too. This cuts back on watering during the summer less doors I have to open and the bigger waterers and feeders can be used.

We will have Confetti hatching eggs available still.

Right now with our house and youngest childs medical stuff this makes it easier for us. We will have sep lines again but prob not this year. Unless you get live birds.

Thank you 😊