Parasite-resistant livestock driving profitability in regenerative operations

We are a ranch operating in the Mountain West, primarily working with Fescue Belt, Midwestern & Western producers. We offer parasite-resistant sheep that graze primarily Fescue and Red Clover year- round in ~40 inches of rainfall.

 

 

OUR MISSION

Challenge everything. Invert. Always invert.

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FIRST-GENERATION

Our Story

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Hi. My name is Thomas.

Founder & CEO

Since I was a kid, I’ve been obsessed with entrepreneurship, finance, and ranching. I’m addicted to tearing through financials, analyzing CAC, LTV, and customer funnels, and scaling businesses in untapped markets. That fire sparked LXIX, where I empower profit-driven ranchers to thrive with regeneratively adapted livestock that delivers.

I’m thrilled to be a first-generation rancher, learning from every mistake, and building my operation from the ground up.

As a teen, a back injury from sports fueled my obsession, leading me to read over 40 books on financial modeling, analysis, marketing, and copy. At 17, I juggled four part-time jobs while attending Michigan State, then broke into Wall Street—private equity, buyside, and bulge-bracket investment banks—with no family connections, just by outworking everyone.

After working with CFOs and CEOs of the largest companies, I saw that most ranches lag behind—stuck in old ways, resisting change, and missing their true potential.

As I scaled, finding hair sheep truly adapted to regenerative management was nearly impossible. Worse, sellers in Ohio and Wyoming touted themselves as regenerative operations but dumped onto their buyers low-quality sale-barn stock instead.

That’s why I founded LXIX. No profits, no business. Our profit-driven ranch uses regenerative grazing to revive land and yield outsized returns. I spent countless years of heavy culling to find sheep that thrive, not die, without endless drugs, to deliver top-tier breeding stock to like-minded ranchers.

I was able to quit to ranch full time.

No enterprise in ranching compares to the profitability of regeneratively- adapted hair sheep under proper management.

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WHAT WE DO

Year-round regenerative grazing

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64040+

inches of rainfall

6>~~50%

legumes (red, white and alsike clover)

6>~~50%

tall fescue with some meadow brome and orchardgrass

6>~9--30 to +105°F

plus up to 60+ mph winds

Thrive Without Shade In >100°F.

Thrive Without Shelter In -30°F.

Thrive Without Grain. Just Stockpiled Fescue.

Thrive Without Drugs.

That's why producers choose our sheep. Are you ready to be profitable this year?

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