Tyler Farr knows there’s a big difference between being on the road on tour, and being off tour at home. On the road, there’s a certain routine. It can be a crazy, weird hours routine, where Tyler sings his song “Our Town,” and then goes to bed at two in the morning. But it’s a routine. When Tyler’s off the road, there’s no sleeping until noon–there’s chores to be done. Tyler’s wife Hannah has that country music singer honey-do list ready to go, which includes runs to the store, the post office and to get Nigerian dwarf pygmy goat food. Well, maybe that’s not routine for most honey-do lists.

  Tyler Farr explains the difference between life on tour, and life at home. (:29)
“You go to bed at midnight or two, and you get up at ten, or twelve. You have a routine, you do it. You eat lunch at this time, every night’s the same. You get back home…’hey, I need you to run  up to Target for me…or whatever.  I need this, this and this. Hey, can you run to the post office? Hey can you run to the co-op, we’re out of goat food.’ Yes. I have two goats. Two Nigerian dwarf pygmy goats. “Dolly” and “Darla” are their names. I did not name them.”

  Tyler Farr talks about adding some furry friends to his farm. (:17)
“She (Hannah) likes a lot of animals and I thought it would be a good idea to surprise her and got her a couple cats, a couple Nigerian dwarf pygmy goats, some chickens, and then there’s poop all over our front and back porch daily. Everywhere. It’s like someone spilled a bag of brown M&M’s every morning. Terrible.”

  Tyler Farr shares where he found a pair of Nigerian dwarf pygmy goats in middle Tennessee (:14)
“Found em on Craig’s list. They were over by me, and she picks out these pygmy goats from Nigeria and we go pick em up. Watch em head-butt each other. That’s the most entertaining thing I see’em do. Yep, they eat poison ivy and head-butt each other.”