Legacy Acres Ranch, LLC

Legacy Acres Ranch, LLC Legacy Acres Ranch was created to grow our children's vision and connection to the simple life.
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We offer a variety of Quail, Pheasants, Geese, Ducks, Indio Gigante, Myotonic & Mini Silky Fainting goats, KuneKune, Flemish Giants, and more...

09/04/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

• KuneKunes are natural grazers and can get a meaningful portion of their diet from quality pasture during the growing season. Cutting down drastically on feed costs.

• Their short, upturned snouts make them less prone to heavy rooting than many conventional pig breeds, helping preserve established pasture.

• They are an excellent addition to a rotational grazing system, turning forage into food while returning nutrients to the soil.

• KuneKunes produce rich, flavorful, well-marbled pork and are especially valued for their high-quality fat.

•Their smaller, manageable size makes them a great option for homesteads and small farms.

• KuneKunes are known for their friendly, docile personalities, making them enjoyable animals to raise and handle.

• They can help turn pasture, garden surplus and appropriate farm produce into valuable home-raised pork.

• Their slower growth and grazing ability make them particularly well suited for a pasture-based, sustainable homestead.

• One animal can serve multiple purposes: pasture management, soil fertility, breeding stock, piglets and freezer pork.

KuneKunes aren't just cute pigs. Although we would love to keep them all as pets, they're hardworking little members of the homestead!

09/03/2026

Zoomies! ❤️

09/03/2026

These boys! 😍

Oh Sturge, such a handsome beast!  🤣
09/03/2026

Oh Sturge, such a handsome beast! 🤣

He's going to be gorgeous! ❤️ 😍
09/03/2026

He's going to be gorgeous! ❤️ 😍

I love this stage! ❤️
09/03/2026

I love this stage! ❤️

09/03/2026

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09/03/2026

Spunky little pigs!

TWO in one day! I am not ok! 😬😱
09/03/2026

TWO in one day! I am not ok! 😬😱

09/01/2026

How many people do market research before inquiring about an animal?

I always do a quick search to see what the going rate is for anything I am looking to purchase. There are 3 reasons for this. 1-I want to know if I am paying a fair price. 2-I don't want to waste anyone's time, including my own if it's not something I am financially ready for. 3-If it's too cheap, there is usually a reason. Most commonly, the animal hasn't been cared for properly with vaccines, vet care, quaility nutrition, etc.

In addition, I look at annual cost of the animal. Typically, this will give you a good baseline of price/profit potential. If I can't make the annual cost to feed and care for the animal by selling offspring, then we have now moved from a business investment to a pet.

Don't get me wrong, I love all of our animals like family. However, we can all only afford so many freeloaders before we would need to file bankruptcy or not feed our children. Clearly not an option!

I love this life we have built and I want to keep living it. We simply couldn't have what we have without an income stream and provide the qauility of care we do. We rarely cut deals and people may not know this, but they are being screened if THEY are a good fit with every conversation we have. Why? Because our entire family has put their blood, sweat, and a whole lot of tears into providing a good home and raising quaility well loved offspring to share with GOOD people who have thought it through and know what they are getting into, because the last thing I want to see is our babies being tossed from home to home because of an impulse buy or a "good deal".

All that to say, NO an emu is not the price of a chicken. They live 20 years and eat A LOT. They are considered livestock and are priced as such. I could go on and on, but I will stop there. Love you all, but please do your research and save all of us some very precious time. 😀

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Sheridan, MI

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