Pa and Ma's Tick Rock Farm joins us out back with their house just over the way on the next ridge.  Most days finds Pa enjoying one of his favorite pastimes crafting something out in the woodshop.  Cedar, walnut, oak, hedge, maple, and hickory all grow in abundance right here on the Tick Rock. Select trees are hand picked, rough cut, sealed, and bagged to cure slowly, the old fashioned way, ensuring a lasting product with a beautiful grain.  Each item is handcrafted and initialed authentic by Pa himself with satisfaction guaranteed.  Bowls, candlestick holders, platters, wood handled grill sets, game calls, kaleidoscopes, ... and most anything for every member of the family.    Contact us for price and availability.

It all starts here. Shady Oaks Farm Wooden Bowls Hedge wood Wooden bowls Cocobolo Bowl Hunter Specialties Potpourri Lights Out? Snack Time :-) The forest is the limit! No mass production cuz' Pa runs a one man operation carefully turning, sawing, and working each item with toil and precision. The end is worth the effort. Custom Hand Made signs for your farm or yard The one on the left is white oak knot wood, hard to come by, but unparalleled in grain. The bowl on the right is black walnut taken from down the hill near the old deer blind Not just for fence posts anymore ... Pa turns this native hardwood into useful things, brilliant gold color and striking in grain. Bowls of all shapes and sizes, each unique in grain and beauty Fine and fancy imported wood on request. This bowl and lid made from cocobolo: hard, dark, and polished to a high gloss Whether it be owl calls, duck calls, grunt calls, or the Tick-Rock Turkey Striker ... these are Pa's specialty These fancy dispensers are available in a variety of woods to match any decor. This old fashioned kerosene lantern is a true throw back to a simpler day ... it might just find you wishing for a power failure. Matching base and serving set handcrafted in your choice of wood. A nice addition to any buffet. When Pa isn't out 'turnin' in the shop, he's thinkin' about new things to make out of old blocks. . It all starts here. No mass production cuz' Pa runs a one man operation carefully turning, sawing, and working each item with toil and precision. The end is worth the effort.