Our first corn maze experience was in 1998.  Jeff and I took the girls and followed the paths for hours trying to get out!  We kept thinking, we are farmers and we can't even get out of a corn field with paths cut.  We had a blast and that sparked the idea that we might someday.... Well as they say the rest is history.  We opened our first corn maze in Sept 2001 and have been getting lost and losing folks ever since. 

20012001 Cow Crazy Corn Maze
2002 Farming in the USA
2002 brought the challenge of a drought.  As you can see from the photo, corn was thin and from the ground it barely reach 4 feet tall.  But folks visited and still had fun!
     We were really excited about the 2003 maze.  Fun design, new layout.  Then a visitor call Isabelle visited Thursday night September 18th and wreaked havoc on the corn.  But not all was lost so we spent two weeks cutting corn stalks by hand to find paths and opened in time for a great pumpkin season.   





2003 Got Milk Scarecrow
Corn maze paths after Isabelle
2005 Fauquier Times Democrat Corn Maze
2004 was a fun maze to navigate and we appreciated the support of the Fauquier Times Democrat, our local weekly newspaper.
2005 Fauquier Times Democrat 100 Year Celebration
 2005 was a year to celebrate.  We had made it 5 years, and our sponsor the Fauquier Times Democrat was celebrating 100 years.  We can only hope that folks will still be visiting
 Cows-N-Corn in the year of 2101!
2006 Fields of Fun Pumpkin maze
2006 Fields of Fun proved to be a very challenging maze for our visitors.  Lots of folks did not make it through this maze correctly.  They got out, but not without a lot of creative navigation (cheating).
In 2007 we wanted to recognize the discovery of Jamestown 400 years ago in our own way.  So many thought that the cow sailing in the ship was a nod to the 2nd Pirates of the Caribbean movie. 
Just a little Cow fact- Cows did not come to America until 1611
2007 Discover Cows-N-Corn Maze
 2008 Virginia is for Lovers
2008 Virginia is for Lovers Corn Maze