Territory Farms and Goats

All About Family

Territory Farm began back in 1991 when spouses Shawn Martin and Cendie Shelton bought their first pieces of land on what is known as Timberhill in the town of Bluejacket, Oklahoma. By 2005, their own children were grown and wanting to help expand what would eventually become the family farm, and their son Caleb Shelton and his wife Kathryn went in half with them to purchase an additional piece of land that connected to their original 40 acres. In 2013, a third piece of land that connected to the family farm on the other side came up for sale, and Caleb and Kathryn decided to add this to the place. In addition, they also purchased a home on an acre of land in the town of Bluejacket.

Over the years, the family ran horses, cattle, and eventually, goats, on their land. Multiple family gardens came and went, as well as chickens and most recently, ducks. Currently, Cendie is a therapist who does telehealth, Shawn is the Agriculture advisor for Bluejacket Public, Caleb is a bus driver for the local vo-tech school, and Kathryn is a secondary science teacher, also at Bluejacket Public. However, running the family farm and gardens have become their favorite hobbies and chores.