Broken Arrows

Broken Arrows Farm operates five distinct businesses on the same property in Schoharie County, New York. What started as a goat dairy has evolved into a multi-faceted community hub run by Amy and Dan Freer.

The farm store operates around the clock and stocks exclusively locally sourced products—most from Schoharie County, with additional items from nearby New York counties. Under surveillance 24 hours a day, it functions as the neighborhood go-to for:

• •Fresh farm eggs - Gathered daily from pasture-raised chickens
• •Local meats - Steaks, sausages, and other butcher cuts
• •Milk and cheeses - From surrounding dairy farms
• •Artisanal sourdough breads and bagels - Baked fresh, delivered regularly
• •Local honey and maple syrup - Multiple grades available

The archery shop serves beginners through competitive archers with:

• •Bow repair and customization - Technicians handle rebuilds and performance tuning
• •3-D archery shoots - Lifelike scenario courses on the property
• •Certified archery instructors - Lessons available for all skill levels
• •Winter archery leagues - Seasonal competitive leagues

One customer noted: "The only 3-D Zombie shoot I've ever heard of! So much fun."

Four dedicated healing rooms and a retail space offering:

• •Crystals, incense, tarot cards, runes, and metaphysical books
• •Oracle card readings
• •Reiki healing sessions
• •Mediumship services
• •Sound healing
• •Shamanic healing sessions
• •Herbalist consultations
• •Classes and workshops

The original operation. All goats are:

• •Registered with the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA)
• •CL, CAE, and JOHNES negative (health tested)
• •Show-quality breeding stock
• •Available for purchase (kids, does, bucks)

The farm also hosts baby goat interactions and farm experiences (detailed below).

Custom lumber cutting and firewood seasoning services launching soon.

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Indoor and outdoor sessions with goat babies aged 1-16 weeks, with mothers present for nursing:

• •Indoor sessions: Limited to 8 people
• •Outdoor sessions: Limited to 20 people
• •Cost: $10/person (children under 3 free)
• •Schedule: Saturdays and Sundays, multiple sessions daily
• •Rain policy: Proceeds rain or shine in the barn/covered porch

What to expect: Babies nap hard after playtime. Bring clothes you don't mind getting muddy—baby goats aren't potty trained.

Leash walks through farm trails combining baby goat training with scenic meadow walks:

• •Schedule: Friday evenings, Saturday and Sunday (multiple sessions)
• •Group size: Limited to 15 participants
• •Cost: $10/person (children under 3 free)
• •What's included:
• •Help train young goats on leashes
• •Walk scenic farm trails with mountain views
• •Stop at the creekside for calm moments
• •Learn goat behavior and care from Amy and Dan
• •Conditions: Proceeds in light rain; reschedule for heavy weather

Extended 90-minute sessions during golden hour featuring farm chores and goat tucking:

• •Time: 6:30pm-8:00pm (often runs longer)
• •Group size: Limited to 6 guests
• •Cost: $15/person (children under 3 free)
• •What's included:
• •Baby goat snuggling
• •Throwing hay
• •Feeding grain
• •Possible bottle-feeding
• •Possible milking experience
• •Tucking in babies for the evening
• •Learning about goat husbandry

60-minute outdoor yoga sessions in natural settings. Reiki sessions available by appointment.

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Local-first sourcing: Everything in the farm store comes from New York State, with priority given to Schoharie County producers. The owners explicitly state: "We prioritize locally sourced products to support our community."

Personalized service: Multiple testimonials highlight the attentiveness of Amy and Dan Freer. The Nagell family noted: "Dan and Amy were happy to answer any and all of our questions."

Community focus: The owners describe themselves as "two Leos" with unbounded ambition channeled into enriching their community. Their promise: "Every interaction is tailored to provide a unique and memorable experience that resonates on a personal level."

Health-tested animals: Nigerian Dwarf goats carry ADGA registration and negative test results for three major goat diseases.

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Broken Arrows Farm 3622 State Route 145 Schoharie, New York 21257 [email protected]

Farm Store: Open 24 hours, 7 days a week

Hours for other services: Check website or contact for current schedules.