Kidaman Creek Pastoral in Kidaman Creek | Urban Farm

Kidaman Creek Pastoral

Locality: Kidaman Creek

Phone: +61 407 767 250

Address: 1311 Obi Obi Road 4574 Kidaman Creek, QLD, Australia

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23.01.2022 Looking for gold at the end of the rainbow

19.01.2022 Our new Angus Bull arrives

14.01.2022 Happy Monday - we have a new baby

12.01.2022 Donk Donk on patrol on shearing day

10.01.2022 It is with a saddened heart but relief in knowing - whoever took our Alpaca has returned her over the fence to the paddock unfortunately not alive. At least the mother can grieve and we know what happened to her. We have always liked to have our Alpacas in the front paddock in during the day as they give a lot of happiness to families who stop to talk to them. We don’t want to stop doing this but they definitely won’t be in there at night. We will be installing security cameras as well. A shame but obviously a necessity now. We cannot thank you all enough for your kindness and sharing. We believe this definitely has resulted in at least the the person or persons showing some decency in returning her. Thank you all

09.01.2022 I had a great weekend here at Kidaman Creek

07.01.2022 On Tuesday Night the 11th February our 5 day old Alpaca was taken from our road paddock on Obi Obi Road Kidaman Creek near Kenilworth 4574. Our paddocks have dog proof fencing and the paddocks we’re checked to make sure she hadn’t died of natural causes. Crias do not leave their mothers side especially at 5 days old. She was in the paddock Tuesday evening but was not there on Wednesday morning. Her chances of survival are very slim and her mother is fretting. To date she has not been returned but we would like to thank everyone for their concern, and the sharing of our original post.

04.01.2022 Some of our new babies

04.01.2022 Our Girls just love visitors - thanks for coming Sharon Grahame.

03.01.2022 Happy New Year from Kidaman Creek Pastoral

01.01.2022 Shearing time again at Kidaman Creek