Hell bent on Keeping it Wild
What we protect today shapes the world of tomorrow. At Hellbender Farms, we are dedicated to preserving natural spaces, restoring biodiversity, and building a future where the land stays wild and productive for generations to come.
Hellbender Farms was named after the Eastern Hellbender, a rare, ancient salamander that only thrives in the cleanest freshwater ecosystems. The spring-fed pond is the source of Buttermilk Creek, a waterway so pristine that hellbenders and other rare native aquatic life have been found in its waters.
2025 Projects
Modified Access road
oilfield style locking gate
40’ High Cube Container
Live Camera Feed
Live feeds 24/7
Motion Activated
Night Vision
2024 Kioti CK4020
A powerful tool for property maintenance. Great for removing invasive plants.
Future Projects
24×24 “Half Cape” with full block basement.
What’s new in the Pond
Muskrat: Sniffs the air, flicks tail Waters high today. Good for diggin. Bad for trustin. Scurries off into the reeds.
The Bird House Project
8 new homes being built for the future nesters. Homes for: Bluebirds, Chickadees, Tits, and Wrens.
Hellbender Farms is now Trademarked
Hellbender farms TM, is excited to announce the upcoming release of our farm-grown fruit teas and black walnut syrup. Our fruit teas will feature blends crafted from ingredients cultivated on our farm, offering a refreshing and flavorful experience. Additionally, were introducing black walnut syrup made from the sap of black walnut trees, providing a unique flavor profile with nutty overtones. Black walnut syrup is known for its complex, nutty flavor and is traditionally made by boiling down the sap of black walnut trees.
Solitude
- Wildlife
- Sounds of water
- Relaxing
Fall, preparing for winter.
- Cold blustery days
- Hibernation
- Hot beverage
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