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  Our goal is to bring you, the consumer, our finest product using modern techniques while paying utmost attention to our environment and health. Our calves are raised on lush Northwest Washington grass and mama's milk. We do not use hormones or growth promotants. We insure the health of our cattle by implementing a good vaccination program and clean facilities. If an animal needs medication we pay close attention to the injection site by administering all shots in the neck and observing withdrawal times.  

Maine-Anjou beef is naturally lower in fat, tender and tasty. Many of our animals are crossed with Angus which allows us to feed efficiently and produce a top quality product.  

Orders will be taken any time of the year but at this point we will be butchering in the spring and fall. Payments may be made by credit card or check with a $100.00 deposit for a quarter beef and a $200.00 deposit for a half beef. Payments will be made monthly with the balance due at butcher when we know the weight.  The price of beef varies. When we butcher we will charge market price at that time.   

To place an order or to request beef recipes and Maine-Anjou information please call us at 360-853-8494. 

Winner: 1997 Wildlife Conservation Farm of the Year

Double O Ranch is steeped in natural beauty and Skagit Valley history.

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Other conservation accomplishments:

· 2002 Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program

· 1998 Forestry Programs

· 1997 Stream Habitat Enhancement

· 1996 Wildlife Habitat Enhancement

· Voted Best Hayride – Festival of Family Farms

The original 713 acres were purchased by James T. Ovenell and his friend in the late 1940’s. The astounding view of Mount Baker determined Jim’s placement of the 1915 vintage ranch house.

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"Fantastic! Peaceful and better than the pics on the internet." Katie, Lacey, WA

Double O Ranch - Heritage Inn today is a modern cattle ranch employing modern ranching techniques. Along with ranch activities, almost two miles of river front are for you to wander and enjoy.

Winter snow storm at the ranch

" Beautiful cabins in a lovely setting! We will definitely be back again." Tom & Amy, Lake Stevens, WA

Nature walks and viewing wildlife are favorite pastimes for many; local inhabitants include eagles, hawks, osprey, deer, elk, beaver, and an occasional bear. During the hours between dusk and dawn, the owl and coyotes call to each other in the nearby forests. A private wildlife refuge, the ranch affords over 500 acres where you can become a part of nature for just awhile.

Maine-Anjou cattle grazing on ranch

Cattle, horses, and smaller farm animals border the yard, greeting you with their varied voices. Visit and feed them as you wander the inventively landscaped yard and walk the pasture and forest lands.

Sunrise at Sunset Bar on the Skagit River

Walk the hills and creeks behind the house or stroll a mile to the river where you can explore for miles the fields, woods, pond and gravel bars.

"What a beautiful place! The only thing we didn't like was having to check out!" Mark & Dianne, Everett, WA