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post #31 of 78
5/22/12 at 1:57pm
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does ranch suggest horses?Cause i like ranch too but i think of cattle and horses.

just wondering.

so many wonderful ones.

jared our 12 yr old came up with one called       Miller's Whirlwind Farms.

i like it too cause im never orginized,everything always needs to be done and feel like im in a whirlwind of confusion

Im going to give it a few more days and see what the family likes best.

 

keep them coming

 

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Good suggestions here!

 

 

I like it with miller in the name, Dusty Miller Ranch is cool, so is Miller Ranch, Miller's Ranch, etc.

 

 

Someone is bound to come up with one you like. big_smile.png

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post #32 of 78
5/22/12 at 2:31pm

Miller's Dust Devil Ranch, you could use a devil as a logo holding eggs. Deviled eggs get itgig.gif

"The difference between being involved and being committed is the same as the difference between eggs and bacon. The chicken is involved. But the pig is committed"  Anonymous

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"The difference between being involved and being committed is the same as the difference between eggs and bacon. The chicken is involved. But the pig is committed"  Anonymous

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post #33 of 78
5/22/12 at 3:43pm
Yes, a ranch by definition is when you run a lot of cattle, sheep, horses. I don't think it matters. Lots of 'ranches' in Ramona. smile.png

Jared's on the right track...

Miller's Frantic Farm

OR

One More Miller Farm

OR

'Miller Made Me Do It' Farm lau.gif (I DO have 5 chickens that came from your place tongue.png )

OR

Miller's Ducking Goats Farm (That one will have folks scratching their heads.)

Do you know that I went to bed thinking of this? roll.pnglol.png

ETA: You do know I'm kidding...mostly. gig.gif I did kind of like that last one shrk.gif
Edited by Knock Kneed Hen - 5/22/12 at 3:56pm

Swedish Flower Hens
 

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post #34 of 78
5/22/12 at 4:32pm

I know!

I had a real love affair with neon, off-shoulder sweatshirts and acid wash button-flys for a while.. eek!

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post #35 of 78
5/22/12 at 4:43pm
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wow up to 5 already.

i have a frizzled bantam rooster calling your name every morning over here.brother to your frizzle hen.last egg i hatched from her before you took her home.

i sooo love millers frantic farm  it seems to say how it really is over here.

we will spend the weekend desciding what we will do.

 

anymore thoughts and suggestions are welcome.

why am i so picky over this?

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Yes, a ranch by definition is when you run a lot of cattle, sheep, horses. I don't think it matters. Lots of 'ranches' in Ramona. smile.png
Jared's on the right track...
Miller's Frantic Farm
OR
One More Miller Farm
OR
'Miller Made Me Do It' Farm lau.gif (I DO have 5 chickens that came from your place tongue.png )
OR
Miller's Ducking Goats Farm (That one will have folks scratching their heads.)
Do you know that I went to bed thinking of this? roll.pnglol.png
ETA: You do know I'm kidding...mostly. gig.gif I did kind of like that last one shrk.gif

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post #36 of 78
5/22/12 at 4:48pm

You are being picky because the name will be plastered all over your labels and whatnot... I've seen your soaps! You should be choosy now, and select the name that suits you all perfectly.  big_smile.png

Dana

www.indigoridge.org     http://www.indigomorgans.com

www.facebook.com/IndigoRidgeFarm

 

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www.indigoridge.org     http://www.indigomorgans.com

www.facebook.com/IndigoRidgeFarm

 

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post #37 of 78
5/22/12 at 10:25pm

What is important to your family?  Our farm is Myen Farm.  The name came from the way my dad pronounces "mine".  I used to tease him about it growing up and said that when I have my own morgan horse farm one day I was going to call it Myen Morgans.  Well, have yet to breed a horse and when I do it is a friesian, but we do have a farm so we are officially Myen Farm - it's finally "mine".  ;p

 

Other ideas that we bounced around was something to do with Wolves because that is our Cherokee totem.  Or something to do with J since my husband, son, and I are all J's.

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post #38 of 78
5/22/12 at 10:52pm
Love your farm name DonaldFan. That's very special and it's unique. Makes me think of a sign I used to pass on the highway. Said "Skootumpah". We never knew what it meant until I became a caregiver for the old woman that lived there. She had dementia, so every day she told us how her place was named Skootumpah. She and her husband had bought the place over a half a century ago. There was very little rainfall...in fact, the only water would sometimes be what was left in the divots on the old dirt road. Her husband used to say that the only water they had amounted to squirrel pee, or Skootumpah in indian. smile.png

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post #39 of 78
5/22/12 at 11:08pm

Aww what a cute story! 

Cari J. 

♠ www.whitemountainsranch.org ♠ Working on an organic sustainable farm!

The Ranch: English Mastiff & Pyrenees LGD's, Californian Rabbits, Nubian Goats and Blackbelly Sheep.

Poultry: Wheaten, Blue Wheaten, & White Ameraucanas, Easter & Olive Eggers, & Red Jungle Fowl, Silver Appleyard Ducks and Sweetgrass Turkeys.

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Cari J. 

♠ www.whitemountainsranch.org ♠ Working on an organic sustainable farm!

The Ranch: English Mastiff & Pyrenees LGD's, Californian Rabbits, Nubian Goats and Blackbelly Sheep.

Poultry: Wheaten, Blue Wheaten, & White Ameraucanas, Easter & Olive Eggers, & Red Jungle Fowl, Silver Appleyard Ducks and Sweetgrass Turkeys.

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post #40 of 78
5/22/12 at 11:25pm

What about Elangeni? It's an African language (I'll have to check which one) word that means "place in the sun".

Pronunciation: E - like the e in egg; lan - to rhyme with sun; g - like the g in guy; ni like the Italian "si"

 

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