The Ranch
Our ranch is located in the Little Powder River Valley in Northeast Wyoming. We are 40 miles from the nearest town, coal mine, and cell phone tower.
Our ranch has been in our family for 4 generations. The ranch was originally purchased by Cinnamon's great-grandfather and grandfather just after World War II.
When first arriving at the ranch they found no power, no water, no fences, no corrals, and only a small cabin for a house. However, the large cottonwood trees, beautiful meadows, and steady flow of the river made it an easy property to love.
With that love, time, and a lot of hard work the ranch has grown into what it is today. Scroll on to see photos of the ranch and learn more about it.
The Ranch
Our ranch is a cowboy outfit.
There are very few days when a horse is not saddled or jingled in. We value the history and character of the west by treating our help well, working as a family, and leaving the land better then we found it. We know we simply caretakers of the land, not the owners. Everything we do is to prepare that land and our business to go to the next generation. Our ranch is our third child and fifth parent.
When you drive in to visit a hand-crafted stone barn and house build piece by piece will greet you. Surrounding you is our home ranch along the river bottom where we live. We are surrounded by cottonwood trees, dryland hay pastures, and mosquitos. This is where our house is located, where our cattle winter, and where our kids are raised.
Come April our cattle move north to a beautiful piece of property called the Emigh (pronounced Amy) Ranch. Here you will find our cattle surrounded by cedar trees, pine breaks, and rough and rocky ground. This is where our cattle will stay until January when they walk the 17 miles back home.
We would love to show you around in person and are always accepting visitors, but understand that life sometimes gets in the way. So a short video tour of our ranch will be coming soon.
In the meantime follow us on Instagram @boxequalranch and you can come along on our day-to-day life.
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