Our Story

We are the Crowe Family — Levi, Leanne, Jackson, and Cooper.

We moved to Moab in 2020 after living in Western Colorado. For years we had been frequent visitors to Moab, drawn to the area for Jeeping, off-roading, and outdoor recreation. We were captivated by the red rocks, the La Sal Mountains, and the small-town community. We feel grateful to call Moab home and to raise our family in a place that values both adventure and connection.

We wanted our children to experience a farm and ranch lifestyle, so we started a small hobby farm. Leanne was especially drawn to the sweet and gentle nature of Highland cows. One Christmas, Levi surprised her with a Highland cow named Pumpkin. That gift sparked something lasting. Leanne began training her and soon felt called to share their calm, joyful presence with others through events.

Today, 41 Farms is a family effort rooted in the Moab community and guided by a deep love and careful stewardship of the animals entrusted to us. We carry that same hands-on care and respect into every event we serve. Our name holds special meaning for us. Throughout scripture, the number 40 often marks a season of waiting, testing, or challenge. Then day 41 arrives. The rain stops. The giant falls. The people enter the promised land. Moses receives the commandments. Jesus rises and later ascends. Again and again, 41 marks the breakthrough that comes with faith and endurance.

Our name, 41 Farms, is a quiet reminder that the hard seasons do not last forever. Your 41 is coming. For us, this work is about more than weddings or celebrations. It is about creating genuine connections and simple, lasting memories. We feel thankful for the life we have and for the chance to share these animals with you.

We would love to connect, share our experiences, and celebrate with you.

With gratitude, Levi, Leanne, Jackson, and Cooper

The Main Event Team

Cisco

Beverage Burro

Cisco is our 6-year-old gelding and the clear leader of the pair. Father to Churro, he is always the first to greet you at the gate and the first to call out when he spots someone he knows. He loves walks, new adventures, soft kisses on the nose, and long ear rubs.

Cisco has more gray in his coat, lighter ears, and a broader cross on his back.

Churro

Beverage Burro

Churro is our 3-year-old gelding and Cisco’s son. He is the sweeter, quieter of the two, but still deeply affectionate. If he feels left out, he will gently boop you for attention. He loves snuggles, ear rubs, and being brushed.

Churro has more white on his body, darker-tipped ears, and a thinner cross.

Hitch

Beer Steer

Hitch is a giant grass puppy in the best possible way. He loves scratches, especially under his chin, and will happily lean into you for more. He enjoys long naps in the sunshine, playful moments, and being right in the middle of the action. When he really likes someone, he will give a gentle lick to encourage more attention. Affectionate, charming, and a little silly, Hitch has a big personality that matches his stylish black-and-white coat. He arrives ready to impress and always leaves guests smiling.