welcome to our farm

Grey Ghost Farm is a small family farm at Baker Creek, British Columbia. We provide naturally raised lamb, beef and produce.

We mostly raise South African Dorpers, mixed in with a few commercial ewes. The Dorper sheep was bred by the Department of Agriculture of South Africa when they crossed Dorset Horn Rams and Blackhead Persian ewes. From this humble beginning, the breed proved itself as hardy mutton sheep with a top quality, minimal-fat carcass at a relatively early age and the most sought after sheepskin in the world.

Known primarily for their fertility, hardiness, and long breeding season, the Dorper are a great sustainable farm breed. They’re exceptionally adaptable to various climates and environments; at our farm, the lambs grow well, in part because of the ewes’ excellent mothering skills and milk production.

Amy

Growing up on the farm led to Amy’s love of all critters, and a tendency to rescue any animal in need of extra care. When not on the farm Amy works in the tourism industry with a passion for rural development.

Zip

Zip is the newest farm family member. He loves to eat, sleep and play. His favourite things are hang out with his ‘mom’, take long walks and herd the other farm critters.

Mage

A sweet and gentle soul, Mage is a Maremma Anatolian Shepherd cross who loves to protect the farm and have cuddles. She often is partnered with Ariel.

Athena

A young rambunctious pup, Athena is Mage’s full sister. Athena loves to run and run and run some more. Summers protecting the sheep in their pastures is her favourite.

Ariel

Our senior guardian, Ariel is a Maremma who takes her job very seriously. Ariel loves cuddles from her people, an occasional romp with the puppy and horse/sheep cookies.

Serenade

Serenade is the ranch princess. This beautiful part-Arab mare joined our family from Manitoba and was an Endurance athlete. Today, she enjoys trails and hanging out with her many farm friends - all whom she we leave to come get horse cookies.

The Flock

The Grey Ghost Farm sheep are part of our family as well. Every one has a name, and the ladies are quite friendly, enjoying a good scratch where they can’t reach. Beyond being the reason for our farm, they also take care of lawn mowing, weed control, and weekend entertainment.