Ranch

Kansas has lots of beef “on the hoof”. The Sunflower state is second only to Texas in raising American beef. One Kansas ranching family has been running cattle for more than a hundred years and they’ve discovered that changing the color of their cows means more money on the range.

Visit http://tinyurl.com/yamsnj3 to see the rest of America’s Heartland: Episode 516. The Monsanto Company – http://www.monsanto.com and the American Farm Bureau Federation – http://www.fb.org make presentation of America’s Heartland possible.

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Lucky the Wonder Horse working cattle on Lloyd Creek Ranch With her owner Hugh McLennan. The ranch is now for sale in beautiful B.C.Hear Hugh’s Radio Show The Spirit of the West at http://www.hugh-mclennan.com

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Get the game: http://www.wolfquest.org
The Cattle Ranch mission – aka the Night Mission – of WolfQuest 2. Normal speed.

Play as a wild Grey wolf in Yellowstone National Park and survive through various obsticles whilst raising your pups.
~ Video response to WolfQuest Slough Creek v2.0.1 guide by Nightangelwolf that follows Blanca as he hunts cattle in the cattle ranch to supply his pups with food.

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The hole is one of the most difficult areas in team penning and side passing is a good exercises to practice working the hole. See exercises you can use to train your horse in the hole in this free video on ranch sorting.

Expert: Kathy Kentala
Bio: Kathy Kentala has been a horse enthusiast since she was six years old. Kathy owns the Bee Cave Riding Center in Texas and specializes in training youth groups.
Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA

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Michelle and Chester’s first Versatility Ranch Horse Competition ever.
Chester’s first time eing that close to a cow EVER!!
Wheatland Wyoming, 9th March 2008

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Just a quick video on some tips for when you go to the cattle ranch in wolfquest slough creek, this is also the night mission.

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This is a high end fly fishing and equestrian gated community.
Finally you can do everything from one place.
www.TheRanchesAtBeltCreek.com
Fly Fishing
Horseback riding
Rodeos
ATV riding
Hiking
Biking
Camping
Hunting Brid / Trophy
Skiing / Snowmobiling
Hot Springs
Scenic train rides
rafting
caving
team ropings
barrel racings
dude ranch activities
cattle drives

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Double E Guest Ranch is a working cattle and horse ranch located in southwestern New Mexico along the southwestern edge of the Gila National Forest. Exciting horseback riding on 30,000 acres, cattle roundups, team penning, clinics and monthly Cowgirl Camps make Double E Guest Ranch a year round favorite for aspiring cowboys and cowgirls looking for a horseback riding adventure.

Situated along the southwestern edge of the Gila National Forest,  the Double E Guest Ranch proudly boasts some of the  most spectacular riding vistas in the southwest! This country is breathtakingly beautiful, rugged, remote and pristine – and the best way to see it is from the back of a gentle, willing horse.  Our horses are tough, seasoned ranch horses in excellent condition.  They  will take you trail riding or rounding up cattle; searching for Indian Ruins or traveling the trails of outlaws and gunfighters. 

Please – don’t expect a jacuzzi or pool –  leave your swimmin’ gear at home!  We’re a working cattle and horse ranch and if you enjoy getting your hands dirty, your boots muddy, and your bottom sore by saddling up and working with the cowboys, you’ll love riding at Double E Ranch!  Our guests are an important part of the Double E Ranch Crew.  They are able to take advantage of every opportunity to be involved in our daily ranch routine.   If you want to learn new equestrian skills, improve old ones and experience first-hand what it takes to ranch and raise cattle as they did back “in the day”, then join us!   We may not be the biggest but we think we’re the best — and your experience with Double E Ranch can change your life!

Ride the trails of the Apache, feel nature up close and explore a ranch vacation paradise exceptionally beautiful, filled with abundant wildlife and rich in  the history of  southwest New Mexico.  Located  in the heart of Apache country,  30 miles northwest of historic Silver City,  the Double E Guest Ranch and surrounding territory was the home of Billy the Kid, Geronimo and Ben Lilly.  The 3.3 million acre Gila (HEE-la) National Forest and pristine Gila Wilderness surround us on two sides! A working New Mexico cattle and horse ranch consisting of nearly  30,000 acres, the Double E  Ranch offers mild year round climate,  providing endlessopportunities to enjoy horseback riding  in every season!

If you are looking for a working ranch vacation, you’ve found the right place! Whether you are a horse owner who rides every day or a “city slicker dude” riding only a few times during the year, if you are interested in improving your horsemanship skill level, Double E Ranch wants to help. It’s hands on, sleeves up, seat  in the  saddle!  Regardless of your riding level, we offer activities for everyone. (Please remember:  we probably are not the place for anyone who has never ridden a horse.)

At the end of the day, pull up a rocking chair, sit back and unwind.  The atmosphere  is casual and relaxed.  Our facilities are western, very comfortable and private.  We strive to make you feel like “family”.   Tell us what your interests are and we’ll try to incorporate them into your visit.

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Michael Martin Murphey slide show of the Great American Cattle Drive, Ellsworth, Kansas 2006.

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Spend a day with Beto Maldonado and you’ll feel like you’re back in the Old West, to the days when Texas cattle barons owned land as far as the eye could see. Visit http://tinyurl.com/66ajc2 to watch the entire episode 104.

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