Brian and Jennifer Tucker are both Graduates of Oklahoma State University, with degrees in Agriculture. They are also partial owners of Nevco Services, an Environmental and Waste Oil Company (www.nevcoservices.com)   While this is Brian's first venture into livestock, Jennifer raised and showed Cheviot Sheep for many years. 

 

The foundation of our flock is the Sherack Flock from Oklahoma, which we purchased in entirety.  This gave us a good start with solid, proven breeding animals.  We like a strong conformation on our animals coupled with a quality fleece that is easy to spin.  All of our animals are registered with JSBA.

 

Currently we have about 40 head of Jacobs.  They really are family members, with strong distinct personalities.  We primarily have a smaller more primitive Jacob sheep.  Most of our bloodlines are new to the Western states, so it offers us the option of out crosses with local breeders without the risk of inbreeding or line breeding.

 

Our goal is to raise correct sheep, with natural hardiness, enjoyable fleeces, and fun personalities.

When not out with our sheep, Brian enjoys tinkering with his 4WD trucks, all 1970's International Scouts.  He likes turning them into rock crawling trucks for fun in the mountains.  He is an avid Elk hunter and also enjoys water fowling with the two chocolate labs that are considered our children, Bugsy & Cocoa.

 

Jennifer's passion is barrel racing.  She mostly competes at local levels now, but occasionally hauls into Oklahoma and Texas.  She can be seen on Hattie, a Bay TB mare, and will be getting started with Jester, her younger QH gelding.  Her retired horse Doc is her very best friend, but not able to compete anymore. She usually has a horse or two for sale, so if you're interested in something, let her know.