When was the last time you were driving down the interstate in the state of Georgia and saw a camel or a buffalo?
The first time we saw a buffalo from the interstate as we were traveling east on I-16 towards home we knew we were going to have to stop. Ever since then Moseley’s Wiregrass Junction has become a favorite stopping place when we are traveling along that route.
Usually we just watch the animals from the parking lot but the last time we were there we opted to pay the $2 per person fee to see them up close. We also bought a bag of animal food before going through the gate to see animals.










Next time we may opt for an additional $8 to take a tour of the farm where their zebra, buffalo, cows, pigs and other animals live.
Mosley’s Wiregrass Junction Animal Exit Farm is located on Georgia Interstate 16 at exit 98 in Aline.
You can connect with them on their Facebook page at https://facebook.com/wiregrassjunction57
What fun! The goats look as if someone called a meeting and they have some heavy matters to discuss.
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They all wanted some of the free snacks at the meeting! They were funny to watch
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I always find goats entertaining. Such characters! The name of your post really caught my eye this morning. Hubby and I have been watching ‘Downton Abby’ and there’s a character named ‘Mosley’ and then while in Page AZ there’s a hiked called ‘Wiregrass’. With this in mind, I find the name of your post funny ๐
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I remember Mosley from Downton Abby! Loved that show! The attraction is on the Wiregrass Trail. Never knew there was a Wiregrass hike in Arizona. The goats came running toward us even before they knew we had food. They wee too funny,
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Yeah, there’s a Wiregrass Canyon Trail in southern Utah (just across the border from AZ) which we didn’t get a chance to hike during our Lake Powell stay, but our friends did. I have to save some hikes for our next visit ๐
We’re on season 5 of Downton Abby …. kind of doing a binge every evening – fun entertainment.
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Thatโs what we did one winter. I had a friend who went to the Biltmore House in Asheville, NC when they had some of the Downton Abby gowns on display.
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Oh how I would love to see those gowns up close. I’m sure the beading is stunning.
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thanks for the post and photos…typically a boringdrive from Savannah to Macon, now we have something to look forward to
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It’s a nice place to stop even if you don’t pay the $2 to see the animals up close.
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Looks like fun!
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We have been making that drive frequently for many years. It’s fun to stop there to break up the drive.
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Yes! It was our picnic spot on the drive to Page. Nice break and cool too.
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Looks like a fun place to visit.
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We frequently drive on that section of the interstate. It’s fun to stop there to break up the boring drive.
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I LOVE the one with the goats lined up. Looks like they’re waiting for take out. ๐
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They were!
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What a great place. Thanks so much for sharing this. I’m going to make a point of writing it in my phone for the next time we go on a northern road trip! – Marty
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Oh how fun! Great pictures of animals that are not shy. A great place to visit!
Here in Pennsylvania (summer home) there is a buffalo farm about 2 miles away. In November we saw them in snow covered fields. That was awesome!
We need to return now in the spring.
Great photos my friend!
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Thanks Nancy. Those animals certainly werenโt shy!
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Nice captures of these animals! Not usual to see camels on the interstate ๐
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