Our roots run deep in the sandy loam soil of Sasser Farms. For nearly 100 years, our family has called this farm along the Cimarron River west of Perkins home. Grandad Dave Sasser purchased the farm in 1912, building a farm home for his family.
We feel privileged and blessed that our children and grandchildren walk the same trails we did growing up, as did our parents and grandparents. We feel a responsibility to the land to be good stewards and to preserve our heritage for future generations, and to share that with our family and friends.
Bill and Robert have a cow/calf operation, while David, Lisa, and Trey have a hobby farm with horses, alpacas, Angora goats and rabbits – growing fiber for Lisa’s StrayDawg Studio.
Located in an old one-room schoolhouse on the farm, is Lisa’s StrayDawg Studio. When not tending her flock, she offers fiber arts lessons and classes on hand spinning, weaving, and knitting. She hand dyes the yarns and fibers from her flock and also has a small, select offering of luxury fibers from beyond the farm that she has spun. Lisa discovered her passion fiber arts nearly three decades ago. Largely self taught, her yarns reflect nature’s changing hues throughout the seasons and she never gets tired of exploring new processes and color combinations.