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Working Day

Your day in the American West begins around 8 am with a hot, home style breakfast. As part of the cowboy crew you will be advised of the day’s plans. After the breakfast meeting you will gather at the horse corrals where you will be paired up with, and saddle, a horse to be used for the entire week. We have horses to accommodate all levels of riders.

The ranches operating area consists of both private land and Targhee National Forest, which we graze under a federal grazing permit for a total of over 27,000 acres. We ride out from camp to begin our day. As part of the cowboy crew you will be able to observe every aspect of the activities that make up the cowhand’s day. Sick or injured livestock will be roped and doctored in the open, upon discovery. Pairs (cow/calf), will be inspected to ensure that calves have not become separated from their mothers. Strays will be gathered if necessary. At times ranch management requires that the cattle be trailed to new pastures. This takes the better part of a week and requires extensive riding. Putting out salt and repairing fences are also needs to be addressed. Lunch will most likely be eaten on the trail around noon time.

Your travels will take you through some of the most beautiful country in the world. Guests rarely see another person while out on the trail. Breathtaking views of rivers, waterfalls, and mountains, will greet you at every turn. Follow game trails unspoiled by man. Sharpen your tracking skills by reading signs left by moose, elk, deer, bear, and a variety of other wildlife.

Your day should end around 5 to 6 pm; however, we make no guarantees. A hearty, home style meal will await your return. We serve up a variety of foods, including steak, pan fried trout, (provided you catch some!), Dutch oven dishes, fruits, vegetables, and fresh baked breads and desserts. You won’t go away hungry at the ranch!

After supper there’s time for fishing (acquire a license in nearby Ashton), visiting close by scenic attractions (car rentals in Idaho Falls), practicing roping, or just relaxing around the fire and reliving the day with your fellow wranglers. Sit on your cabin’s front porch if you like, and gaze at the spectacular, star studded sky. A comfortable, modern cabin, sleeping 2 to 3 guests each, awaits you when you’re ready to turn in for the night. Private bathrooms and small kitchenettes make for an enjoyable stay.

Join us at Calaway’s Yellowstone Ranch for an experience to last a life time!