Resting on 300 acres of land is the fighting farm of Sin, Hate, and Dark. The land is nestled at the foot of the canyon and span through the valley. It is surrounded by barbed wire fence backed by electric fence and second , more dense, barbed wire fence. From one barbed wire fence line to the other is just a foot in separation. Behind that lines three rows of fully grown Blue Spruce trees and behind them lay various other ever greens. Thus making visibility into the property impossible.

There are only two entrances to the property. One hidden as if part of the fence with a near hidden trail to the back of the farm. The other is the main entrance: A twenty foot long elevated cattle grid standing a good foot of the ground so that animals cannot escape. The boys made it themselves to ensure that if an animal enters the land, they will not escape it.

There are seven dog kennels on the land. Each made to hold at least fifty dogs. But if the boys were feeling cruel enough they could shove in two hundred. Along with the kennels are four fighting horse barns; and a ranch horse barn. Each barn can hold ten horses- forty if the boys were being cruel.

The dog kennels are double stacked (Two story). Five feet high, five feet wide, and ten feet deep. Each stall holds a gallon bucket of fresh water, fed in by an automatic hose; which is safely protected in the concrete dividers. And a one gallon food bin with an external shoot for the humans not to have to enter and feed the dogs. The shoots are 4x4 aluminum so that the dogs cannot attempt an escape. The front (or aisle walls) of the kennel are made of metal poles; two inches in diameter and spaced five inches from their centers. Leaving about a three inch gap between each bar to secure captivity. The gates are made out of bullet proof glass, Each with five hinges and six magnetic locks. All of which will disable when a key is used in a keyhole just above the door. Each containment has a separate key.

Dog kennels are not used for just dogs, but all other small to medium sized animals. It is also a closed barn with ac, but the Dollory brothers will not let it get below 80 in the summer, and no higher than 60 in the winter.

The horse stalls are 15x15 foot stalls. With automatic water and feeding shoots, just as the dogs. In the fighting horse stalls, the walls and doors are lined with metal sheets to keep the horses from kicking out. They also do not have any windows to see other horses. The only windows are the barred off windows in the doors as well as a small two foot high area in their aisle wall. These are made with the same as the dog kennel fronts (aisle walls). The floors in the fighting horse barns are made of dirt and are rarely cleaned. The temperatures regulate the same as in the dog kennels, and other large fighting animals may be stored in here as well.

The ranch horse barn is more luxurious. Instead of metal sheets, the horses are surrounded by maple wood dividers. Windows are on all walls, outside, toward each other, and in the aisle. The bars that surround them are the same as the others, but this is just for the safety of the animals. The bedding is cleaned daily, unlike the other stalls, and the temperature is kept at a comfortable 70 degrees throughout the year.

There are plenty of training areas as well as five major pastures and fifteen small pastures (Two acres each).

The boy's two story house sits directly in the middle of the property. Made of cabin wood, and decorative stone. The inside is seen by little.