A practical guide to deeded and non-deeded acreage, AUMs, stocking rates, water and the evidence behind carrying capacity statements in Wyoming and Montana ranch listings.
Cato Ranch near Sheridan, Wyoming offers a rare combination of privacy, views, water, and long-term value in the coveted Bighorn foothills—where Western lifestyle and investment quality align.
Explore the history of ranching in Montana, from the open range cattle drives of the 1800s to the family ranches and modern livestock operations of today.
Wyoming’s lakes and reservoirs are among the finest in the United States, offering unparalleled opportunities for anglers to target trophy trout, walleye, kokanee salmon, and more.
When George Bernard Holmes arrived in the Tongue River Basin of south-central Montana in the early 1930s, he quickly recognized what other savvy early pioneers and settlers did…
The town of New Haven ran the cycle of many small ranch towns in the West. It was originally established in 1910 to support a few local ranches with mail and general goods.
Embarking on the path to land ownership in Wyoming and Montana is a journey filled with promise, set amidst some of the most breathtaking landscapes America has to offer.
Staying engaged in agricultural industry issues and fighting to keep our livelihoods and businesses healthy and prosperous is why I am a member of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association.
Alfalfa, a key component in Wyoming’s agricultural tapestry, is renowned for its robust forage production capacity, thriving in the state’s distinctive climatic and soil conditions.
The Bozeman Trail emerged during the time of broad mid-nineteeth century westward expansion. In essence, the Bozeman Trail was emblematic of the broader American push westward during the 19th century.
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