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Dogs of Ranchlands: Duke III and Jam
Duke calls Jam his "nuclear weapon," because of his energy, enthusiasm and independence.
In the Studio with Teal Blake
"I think you really do a subject an injustice if you don't know about it. If your heart's not in it, it doesn't mean anything."
People of Ranchlands: Claudia Landreville
Meet Claudia Landreville, Ranchlands photographer and social media manager, and part of the ranch management team at the Frying Pan Ranch in Texas.
Inside Bison Works
Duke Phillips III discusses the role of ranchers as conservationists against the backdrop of the annual bison roundup at The Nature Conservancy's Zapata Ranch.
People of Ranchlands: Dylan Taylor
Meet Dylan Taylor, a Ranch Apprentice at the Chico Basin Ranch in Colorado.
People of Ranchlands: Mike Giordano
Meet Mike, apprentice manager on the Frying Pan Ranch in Texas. In this video, Mike shares some of his background—from his childhood growing up on a small hobby farm in...
People of Ranchlands: Oliver Tautkus
Meet Oliver, a ranch apprentice at Ranchlands' Paintrock Canyon Ranch in Hyattville, Wyoming. From his childhood on a small farm in Australia to his journey to America in search of...
The Figure of the Horse in the Art of Jill Soukup
“Horses are one of the most perfectly created animals in nature. They seem so proportionally perfect. I’ve always felt that the way the move, the way they’re built, there’s something...
Ranch. Conserve. Live.
Ranchlands is a fourth generation, family-owned and operated ranch management company. We run bison and cattle on ranches in Colorado, New Mexico, and South Dakota. We protect the land we...
Our Cattle Management Practices
At Ranchlands, our cattle program is based on “survival of the fittest.” The ones that raise a good calf every year and breed back are the cattle that make it....
Filson: On the Ranch
This short video from Filson’s fall 2017 campaign highlights Ranchlands’ vision for the future of ranching.
The Wranglers of Zapata Ranch
Meet the young women who are calling the Zapata home for the 2017 season.
People of Ranchlands: Madi Hester
Meet Madi Hester, the maker behind Ranchlands leather goods, as she talks about learning the craft of leather, building community on the Chico through leather work, and how she finds...
Calving Season
Nick Baefsky shares his insights about working the 2019 calving season at Chico Basin Ranch.
People of Ranchlands: Laura Mowery
“I came in and I was like, ‘Yeah, I’ve been working on a farm and I’ve been riding my whole life, I’ve got some experience. This is gonna be great,...
Duke and the Buffalo
This film by Alfredo Alcántara & Josh Chertoff follows Duke Phillips III and his team at Zapata Ranch during our annual fall bison works. This unique conservation effort is instrumental...
The Art of the Cattle Move II : Grazing Plans
The most important tool we use in management of the land is being able to control the amount of time that cattle graze a particular pasture.
The Art of Roping
In this video, Duke talks about the art of roping–the subtle techniques, such as positioning your horse with precision and keeping the herd of cattle calm, that go beyond basic...
