Our Trips

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May

  • 🟢 Easiest

    • Terrain: Open Meadows

    • Breakfast: After Sunrise

    • Weather: Mild

    • Saddle Time: 6+ Hours

  • Round up and prepare the herd for the cattle drive to the mountains.

  • Based on the home place at the foot of the Wolf Mountains, this cattle drive takes place during our calving season. You can expect spring flowers, phenomenal Dutch oven cooking, relaxed mornings, to assist with roping, tagging and vaccinating new calves, and moving cattle to new pastures.

  • Duration: 5 Days, 4 Nights

    Day Before: Arrive into Sheridan, Wyoming

    Day One: Guest Pick Up & Horsemanship Clinic

    Day Two: Chase Cows

    Day Three: Chase Cows

    Day Four: Chase Cows

    Day Five: Chase Cows & Return to Civilization

    Day After: Guests Return Home

  • Duration: 5 Days, 4 Nights

    • 2025 Date: May 19th - May 23rd

    *Please plan to arrive into Sheridan, Wyoming no later than THE DAY BEFORE the trip starts. Please also plan to departure no sooner than THE DAY AFTER the trip ends.

  • $4,500

July

  • ♦♦Most Difficult

    • Terrain: Narrow Trails, Steep Hills, Some Open Meadows

    • Breakfast: Before Sunrise

    • Weather: Hot

    • Saddle Time: 6-12+ Hours

  • Drive the cattle from the valley into the Bighorn Mountains.

  • During this trip, we trail the mother cows and their calves 45 to 55 miles high to their summer range. With the heat of summer, challenging terrain, and long distances this trip is easily one of our most intense, yet fulfilling trips. Breakfast can be expected at 3:30am, with camp packed and in the saddle before dawn. The day is done when the job is done.

    In keeping with our ancestor’s tradition, the lodging will be 1800s style canvas wall tents and tepee tents. All meals are prepared using cast iron skillets and Dutch ovens. I know all outfitters think their cook crew is the best, but that is a lie. Our cook crew is truly the best. In addition to being phenomenal chefs, our chuckwagon crew is a bit on the lively side and has been known to play a prank or two. You’ve been warned.

  • Duration: 6 Days, 6 Nights

    Day Before: Arrive into Sheridan, Wyoming

    Day One: Guest Pick Up & Horsemanship Clinic

    Day Two: Chase Cows

    Day Three: Chase Cows

    Day Four: Chase Cows

    Day Five: Chase Cows

    Day Six: Chase Cows, Banquet Dinner & Games

    Day After: Guests Return Home

  • Duration: 6 Days, 6 Nights

    • 2025 Early July Date: June 29th - July 4th

    • 2025 Exclusive Bear Trap Trip Date: July 20th - July 25th

    *Please plan to arrive into Sheridan, Wyoming no later than THE DAY BEFORE the trip starts. Please also plan to departure no sooner than THE DAY AFTER the trip ends.

  • Early July Trip: $5,440

    Exclusive Bear Trap Trip: $6,140

August

  • 🟦 Intermediate

    • Terrain: Open Meadows, Some Steep Hills

    • Breakfast: After Sunrise

    • Weather: Mixed Hot/Cold

    • Saddle Time: 6+ Hours

  • Round up the cattle in the Bighorn Mountains and trail to their next allotment.

  • On the Open Range Cattle Drives, we gather the cattle and move them to the next pasture in our rotation. Sounds pretty simple, but it is anything but that. With over 60,000 acres inside the boundary of our mountain allotment and only 7 pastures, it should tell you immediately that getting the cattle found in any one pasture is a major undertaking by itself. These trips take place entirely on the mountain in some of the most beautiful remote country you've ever seen. The advantage to these trips is that the weather is generally the most stable, and since we have no humidity, the temperatures, in all likelihood, will be in the 70s or 80s. Since we have the cooler temperatures, we don’t have to have breakfast at 3:00 am like we do on our July Cattle Drive. This actually makes for a more restful trip. We can have breakfast in the neighborhood at 6:30 am and plan on being out of camp around 8:00 am. Like all of our trips, the day ends when we get the cattle to where we need to get them for the day. The riding on the Open Range trips is as challenging as any trip we do, and the hours in the saddle will equal any trips we do. I promise when you ride “Screamer Hill” or the “Oh sh*t Trail”, you will not feel unchallenged!  It may only be 4 miles as the crow flies to the next pasture, but 25 miles to trail the herd through rough country. You’ll trail through all kinds of terrain, from heavy pine timber stands to high alpine meadows and swampy areas that could bog your horse down. And like all of our trips, it is a go each day unless we were to have white-out blizzard conditions! That has only happened twice in 25 years, and both times, it was in the fall.

  • Duration: 5 Days, 5 Nights

    Day Before: Arrive into Sheridan, Wyoming

    Day One: Guest Pick Up & Horsemanship Clinic

    Day Two: Chase Cows

    Day Three: Chase Cows

    Day Four: Chase Cows

    Day Five: Chase Cows, Banquet Dinner & Games

    Day After: Guests Return Home

  • Duration: 5 Days, 5 Nights

    • 2025 Early August Date: August 3rd - August 7th

    • 2025 Late August Date: August 17th - August 21st

    *Please plan to arrive into Sheridan, Wyoming no later than THE DAY BEFORE the trip starts. Please also plan departure no sooner than THE DAY AFTER the trip ends.

  • $5,095.00

September

  • ♦ Difficult

    • Terrain: Steep Hills, Narrow Trails, Some Open Meadows

    • Breakfast: After Sunrise

    • Weather: Mixed Mild/Cold, Possible Snow

    • Saddle Time: 6+ Hours

  • Round up the cattle and trail them from the Bighorn Mountains down to the valley.

  • During the month of September, we will gather the high country of the Big Horn Mountains. Since ranching is a business, there will be some cattle taken off the mountain, but how many depends entirely on range conditions and economics. But that is why we are the number 1 cattle drive out there because ours are completely real! It could be the entire herd, or it could be the yearling heifers. If we take off any number less than the entire herd, it takes an entire day of cutting cattle on horseback. With the instruction from our top cattle handling people, you will be instructed and shown how to do it properly. If you are into team penning, you will learn more than you can imagine. It’s amazing, but half the people out there who own cattle don’t know the proper way to do it either. A cow never does anything without telling you what she is going to do before she does it. Are you cowboy enough to read it, then send the message to your horse fast enough, to either encourage or discourage what the cow just told you she was going to do? Come find out and improve your skills! These skills will also help improve your marriage!

  • Duration: 6 Days, 6 Nights

    Day Before: Arrive into Sheridan, Wyoming

    Day One: Guest Pick Up & Horsemanship Clinic

    Day Two: Chase Cows

    Day Three: Chase Cows

    Day Four: Chase Cows

    Day Five: Chase Cows

    Day Six: Chase Cows, Banquet Dinner & Games

    Day After: Guests Return Home

  • Duration: 6 Days, 6 Nights

    • 2025 Date: September 21st - September 26th

    *Please plan to arrive into Sheridan, Wyoming no later than THE DAY BEFORE the trip starts. Please also plan departure no sooner than THE DAY AFTER the trip ends.

  • $5,490.00

PLEASE NOTE: These cattle drives should be compared to an extreme sport. Please read our FAQs to make sure they are right for you.

Each Trip Includes:

  • Horsemanship Clinic: Each trip begins with a horsemanship clinic, great for beginner and experienced riders alike.

  • Long Hours in the Saddle: Every trip is different, but one thing is sure - the job is done when it’s done. We guarantee a minimum of 6 hours in the saddle per day.

  • World Class Dutch Oven Cooking: Not the time to diet while working on a cattle drive, and you won’t want to with how amazing the food is!

  • Simple Tipis & Cots: We’ll give you a cowboy tipi to keep you dry and have added a luxury our ancestors didn’t have: a cot.

  • Unpredictable Weather: It can be very hot. We have also seen snow every month of the year. Weather at 9,000 feet changes in an instant. Dress with layers.

  • Rental Items: We will have items like slickers, sleeping bags and more available for rent.

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