Locations
Padlock Ranch
“The folks at the Padlock Ranch have been in the ranching business since 1943 when the Scott family put down roots along the Tongue River near the Montana-Wyoming border. The operation has expanded over the years and currently runs over 11,000 reputation beef cattle in an area that encompasses 450,000 acres. The ranch also supports a fine string of horses that know the ropes.”
The historic Padlock Ranch has become an icon of western ranching.In 2013, the Padlock Ranch was awarded the National Cattlemen's Beef Association's Region Five Environmental Stewardship award. In 2012, Wayne Fahsholtz, past president of the Padlock and the current coordinator for Sheridan (Wyo.) College's Ranch Sustainability Forum and owner of AgWin Consulting, was recognized with the National Beef Quality Assurance award.
HF Bar Ranch
“Life is simple here at the HF Bar Ranch and we like it that way. Situated in a pristine valley on nearly 7500 acres bordering Wyoming's Bighorn National Forest, there is a darn good chance that you will find something to do here. From riding the high plains and pure mountain meadows, to casting a fly rod, to hiking the mountain country, to watching your children safely run with abandon, to just reading a book on your cabin porch.”
The Ranch has received placement on the National Register of Historic Places alonq with being named one of the "1,000 Places to See Before You Die." It has also been widely acclaimed by such notable national publications as the New York Times, Travel & Leisure magazine, Parent's magazine, Town & Country magazine, and the Western Horseman.
One of the most sought-after destinations in our special corner of Wyoming! Our beloved venue has become a popular choice among guests and contestants from all over the globe.
We are thrilled to have you join us for the Big Horn Mountain Soccer Cup, the exhilarating Big Horn Polo Club's polo, Don King Days, or any of our weddings or corporate events.
Equestrian Center
Sheridan's legendary Mint Bar has been serving frosty brews since 1907, with only a short hiatus* during prohibition (*The Mint Still ran a speakeasy in the back). The meeting place for cowboys, ranchers, locals and travelers alike to grab a barstool, kick back a cold one and spread the tall tales of town. Although the ice is no longer delivered via horse and carriage, the rustic cowboy character lives on. I'll meet you at the Mint, my friend!
The MINT Bar
I have had the privilege of modeling and filming TV Shows at these locations in the past, and know the owners well.
I cannot wait to introduce you to a few of my favorite destinations from my hometown.