M Bar Q Ranch North and South, LLCs

M Bar Q Ranch North and South, LLCs We are a small family business that proudly offers Pasture Raised, Organically Fed Chicken and Grass Fed, Grass Finished Beef.

06/30/2025

This little duckling had just hatched in the incubator and was determined to find a way out. The baby duck stayed in the incubator until it was dry and warm.

These little piglets were born on Friday 6/20/2025. Organically Fed, Pasture RaisedThey are a mix of Large Black, Hampsh...
06/28/2025

These little piglets were born on Friday 6/20/2025.

Organically Fed, Pasture Raised

They are a mix of Large Black, Hampshire, Yorkshire, Duroc, Old Spot.

02/01/2025

The baby animals are out playing in the warm sunshine.

Willow (filly) is snuggled in the barn out of this winter snow storm. She was born in November and is our first baby pon...
01/21/2025

Willow (filly) is snuggled in the barn out of this winter snow storm. She was born in November and is our first baby pony born here. Prepping everyone several days before we were prepared for the snow that came overnight. We started early this morning and have made the rounds checking on all the animals and breaking ice in the water troughs.

The November piglets are getting ready to head to their new homes. They are pasture raised and organically fed. The curr...
01/04/2025

The November piglets are getting ready to head to their new homes. They are pasture raised and organically fed. The current weight of each piglet is about 18-20lbs. It’s important that they get where they are going before or after the cold temperature snap due to pigs being susceptible to getting pneumonia. It is better for the piglets to not travel in the extreme cold wind or for them to try and navigate a new home in the extreme cold weather. In the pasture they have shelter and plenty of hay for them to burrow into and be completely covered and snuggled together for warmth.

This beautiful cabbage plant is doing amazing. The cabbage, broccoli and cauliflower are thankfully still going strong d...
12/30/2024

This beautiful cabbage plant is doing amazing. The cabbage, broccoli and cauliflower are thankfully still going strong despite the cold and hot back and forth South Texas weather.

These little piglets were born on Tuesday 11/26. Organically Fed, Pasture RaisedThey are a mix of Large Black, Hampshire...
12/01/2024

These little piglets were born on Tuesday 11/26.

Organically Fed, Pasture Raised

They are a mix of Large Black, Hampshire, Yorkshire, Duroc

So thankful these fruit trees are thriving after the extreme summer heat. With the South Texas temperatures recently coo...
09/10/2024

So thankful these fruit trees are thriving after the extreme summer heat. With the South Texas temperatures recently cooling down this pear tree is currently confused and has started putting on beautiful little blooms.

06/12/2024

2 Male Great Pyrenees
DOB 7/4/2023
Born in the goat barn and have been raised with goats. They are bonded to goats and will need goats for life.

Update:1 of the female pigs in the picture is no longer available Currently available:3 gilts (female pig) (One white fe...
06/12/2024

Update:
1 of the female pigs in the picture is no longer available

Currently available:
3 gilts (female pig)
(One white female piglet not pictured)
approximately 60-65 lbs each
They are a mix of
Large Black
Duroc
Hampshire
Yorkshire

Please send a DM for further information.

06/07/2024

When we try to explain Great Pyrenees “bonded to goats” but a video explains it so much better. Those dogs stay with the goats 24/7. Not by force or electric fence, shock collar or tether. We don’t ever need dangle sticks or head contraptions. Our perimeter fence is a 4ft goat net wire fence. No they don’t run out when we open the pasture gate. That is their herd. The adult dogs and adult goats raise the pups to show submission and pass down duties from the very beginning. They shape these pups as they grow and stop anything that might be any type of unwanted behavior. They are not put in a kennel or a pen next to the goats. These pups have never been separated from goats. Born and raised with goats and LGDs. The dogs will follow around and watch the goats wherever they go. They leave with the goats for hours and come back as one. This is a video from March 2024 of the goats leaving to go forage for the day and their older pup escorts checking out and marking territory. The dog’s DOB was 7/4/23. They aren’t looking to escape or roam because what they need is on the inside of the fence not on the outside. How the young pup is raised has a lot to do with its future. These dogs need goats and the goats need the dogs. These 2 male Great Pyrenees dogs are available.
The baby cow in the lower right corner is not an animal they were bonded to as they were raised. They are in the pasture with the goats but these 2 pups were raised and bonded to goats. The sibling of these 2 male dogs stayed with the baby dairy cows when they left with the goats. (This dog was placed at an early age in with the baby dairy cows in their pasture when they arrived. We also placed one of the older alpha female LGDs in this pasture with the pup and baby cows.) They all work in the same pasture together now.

06/07/2024

Currently available:
1 Sow (female pig) approximately 300lbs
4 gilts (female pig) approximately 60-65 lbs each

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Address

La Salle, TX

Telephone

+13616489751

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