Wolf Mountain Ranch

The Wolf Mountain Ranch is truly a western big-game hunter’s paradise situated in an incredibly scenic mountain setting. The property is comprised of approximately 9,280 deeded acres, located in the heart of the Little Wolf Mountains in southeastern Montana.

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Thursday, September 26, 2013

Home on the Range: The Ranch Life is For You

Living in a ranch, let alone owning one, is a dream that few people ever get to realize. It's a shame, too, because the ranch life can be quite fun and rewarding, especially for those who enjoy being out in the open and enjoying some of the more natural things in life. For urban and rural dwellers alike who want to be home on the range, here are three things you can do while living the ranch life. Rolling up Hay Bales. With all the grazing livestock running around your ranch, you'd need lots of fodder to keep them healthy. Making gigantic...

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Cattle Farming Is a Rewarding Experience

Food production always has a lot of potential to be a lucrative business as the demand for the product is always inelastic. People with ample land and resources are encouraged to delve into farming, not only because of the income potential, but for the invaluable role the agricultural sector plays for the rest of society. With so much to learn and do, ranching is generally a highly engaging activity. While many of the basic principles of herding developed by ancient civilizations still apply, modern livestock breeding and raising involves...

Friday, September 20, 2013

How Buying a Ranch Can Change a Person’s Life

Investors are not so wild about the idea of buying a ranch simply because the financial returns are not as high as with other proven investments. However, there are still individuals who exhaust large portions of their savings for a property that, for them, is so much more than a money-generating asset. They perceive the ranch as a realization of a life-long dream and more. One reason people buy ranches is they want to manage a property that is far from the hustle and bustle of the city. While running a ranch is indeed no easy feat, owners...

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Things to Consider Before Buying a Ranch

While most people find purchasing a condo or a house rather overwhelming; imagine the stress involved when you're looking to purchase a ranch. While the prospect of owning a self-sustaining residence and business is appealing, there are a few things to consider when buying a ranch. As such, here are a few reminders for potential ranch buyers: Ranches are very big, very expensive investments. As such, always have a budget ready before purchasing a ranch, and stick to that budget. Aside from the cost of the ranch itself, you may need to purchase livestock...

Saturday, September 14, 2013

Fun activities to pursue in Wyoming

If you’re looking for the one state in the Union where you don’t have to worry about the neighbors complaining about you, Wyoming may fit the bill. The Cowboy State is locked in by the Eastern Rockies occupying much of the western region, and the High Plains to the east. However, the pristine settings and backdrops offered by several mountain ranges such as the Tetons and the Sierra Madre offer many opportunities for fun activities. For instance, the Killpecker Sand Dunes near Rock Springs are an off-roader’s playground, with the Boar’s Tusk...

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Herding Cattle in the Ranch? Just Trot Back and Forth

If you're that one man on horseback in a cattle ranch responsible for managing dozens of heads, what do you do if you want the herd to move? Cattle handling expert Bud Williams offers a simple three-step idea to herding cattle, whether it's a small herd or one with enough cattle to shoot a Marlboro commercial. You already fulfilled half of the requirement to pull this off by being on horseback; although riding an all-terrain vehicle would work, as would doing it on foot. The herding technique involves shuttling back and forth in a straight or...