Wolf Den Farm was established in 1875 and the original farmhouse after several renovations is still a large part of its foundation. Between the years of 1972 and 1992 it was no longer farmed and a large part of the original 1000 acres was sold. In 1992 reconstruction of the farmhouse was begun and in 2002 the farm activities of raising horses and cattle began. Wolf Den Farm now consists of 100 of the original acreage as the basis of its operation as well as 400 acres of leased and owned land in both South Carolina and North Carolina.

The primary goal of Wolf Den Farm has been to raise and offer good quality quarter horses for sale based on solid foundation stock. The cattle farming activity revolves around the need for cattle to effectively train young cow horses and to maintain  and offer show horses for sale that are involved in the cutting, roping, working cow horse, reining, sorting, and team penning events.


Three solid young stallions (own sons of Doc’s Solano, Smart Lil Ricochet, and Falcon Fifty) provide the basis for this breeding program. Each year we have steadily increased the quality of the broodmare herd. Smart Little Jaebar, Pepto Stylish Oak, Gallo del Cielo (Rooster), and Shorty Lena mares have all been added over the last several years.
 

More and more young horses are excelling in the show pen as well as being exceptional all around equine athletes. 

Here are two great examples:

Sanjo Play won the 2010 Brazos Bash Open Futurity with Craig Thompson aboard!

Peptos Stylish Pancho won the 2009 Southern Cutting Horse Futurity with Craig Thompson aboard!

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