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How ’bout them apples?

The Jessup family hosts at Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch in Loveland, Colorado, planted an apple tree for Carl and Judy Nemecek’s 40th wedding anniversary. Family...

Y’all come to the hills of Texas by Yvonne G. Lewis

Slow motion comes at last. The dogs--two golden retrievers and a black lab--are the first clues. Lazed out on the grounds in front of the...

Ranches – Wild west adventures

Looking for a western adventure your members will never forget? Dude ranches are ideal for smaller reunions that can be accommodated at these intimate facilities....

Can’t get to a ranch?

If you’re not able to go to a ranch or your reunion would probably not fit, try a Wild West Party Theme. The ideas we...

Colorado Trails Ranch

One thing that hasn’t changed over time is the fact that there’s a heap of work to be done every day on a ranch--except you’re...

Flying E Ranch

Rex and Flora Long have traveled from their home in West Hills, California, to the Flying E Ranch in Wickenburg, Arizona, for the past ten...

Rich Ranch

Since the capacity is 25, Montana’s Rich Ranch sees reunion groups typically booking the entire homestead. Imagine having your very own spread from which to...

Make your Western at a ranch reunion by Jacky Runice

When you think about Big Sky country and the wide open west, do you see the proverbial nomadic wanderer á la squinty-eyed Clint Eastwood with...

Different kind of ranch reunion

Tagus Ranch, in central California between Tulare and Visalia, was an agriculture icon where, at one time, 7,000 acres of boysenberries, blackberries, peaches and cotton...

Ranch is reunion scene

About 300 relatives from across Arizona and California followed two large signs to the ranch. Ernie and Adrian Ramirez demolished an old house and cleaned...