The KeeChai name originated from the Keechi Creek in Jack County, Texas, named after the Kichai Indians. In the middle of our 'East Pasture' is a quaint spring fed pond that runs south, connecting to the Keechi, and flowing down to its final destination - the Gulf of Mexico. Wanting to put a spin on the two names, I chose KeeChai (Key - Ch - eye) to merge the American and Kichai names in representation of the very water source and grassland that provide for the cattle of KeeChai.

Just as the Kichai people honored Mother Earth, my family and I believe conservation and sustainability in our land and resources will help provide our world with a better and happier tomorrow.

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