Ranch & Recreation Newsletter - Fall 2022

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Hunting with heroes

The 2022 annual Hunting with Heroes antelope hunt brought in 17 disabled Veterans, who came from all over the U.S to Cheyenne, WY the weekend of October 7-9th. The hunters go out on private land surrounding Cheyenne for up to two days to harvest their antelope with their volunteer guides.

Tom Turner of Cheyenne and I (Codee Dalton) were fortunate enough to guide a young lady, Laura Kelley, US Navy Veteran from Castle Rock, Colorado this year. This was Laura’s first big game hunt and harvest. She also was the only female in the group and walked away with the biggest buck that she plans to shoulder mount and display proudly.

Congratulations to our own

Codee Dalton

on being named Hunting with Heroes Wyoming’s 2022 Top Guide of the Year!

1½-2 pounds elk stew meat, cut into bite-sized pieces Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper 3 tbsp olive oil 1 med white onion, chopped 2 carrots, coarsely chopped 8 cups venison or beef stock 1 pound new red potatoes, quartered 1¼ cups wild rice 3 cups kale, roughly torn 1 tbsp fresh rosemary, finely diced 1 tsp red pepper flakes

last day of the hunt there is a bond and respect that makes us all wish we had another day together.

I look forward to this event every year as it brings together a brother/sister hood not only between the hunters but with all involved. We have an amazing presence of volunteers every year that contribute their time, land, facilities, and talents.

We couldn’t make this happen without them and we are forever grateful for all their efforts.

This year, like many, was a huge success with all hunters harvesting an antelope!

Thank you to our incredible founders Dan & Nelda Currah and Colton Sasser.

We look forward to seeing you all at our annual banquet on March 11, 2023 at I am incredibly proud and grateful to be the Archer Complex in Cheyenne, WY. a part of the Hunting with Heroes family since 2018 and proud of everyone If you would like to be a part of Hunting who steps in this arena. It is a great with Heroes Wyoming visit our website accomplishment to show up and be at huntingwithheroes.org out of your comfort zone and I would say that every hunter can probably tell you that there is at least one thing that puts them in this zone during the hunt whether it be new people, places, ideas or experiences. The first day I see timid and quiet (sometimes overly loud or obnoxious) Veterans walk in the dining hall surrounded by strangers and by the

elk & Wild Rice Stew

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Watch for details on our 1031 Exchange info session coming up in February 2023!

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Season meat well with salt and pepper. Heat oil in the bottom of a Dutch oven or heavy pot. Brown in small batches, taking care not to overcrowd the pan.

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Once all the meat is browned, remove it from the pot. Add onions and carrots to the pot and cook 7-10 minutes until onions are soft. Return the meat to the pot.

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Add stock to the pot and simmer 1 hour. Add rice, potatoes, kale, rosemary, and pepper flakes. Cover and simmer another 1½ hours or until meat and rice are both tender. Check for seasoning and adjust to taste.

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# to know you attend trade shows to connect As we look to close our 2022 we are also busy making plans for 2023. Which involves planning our “roadshow”. The Ranch and Recreation team enjoys getting out and hitting the road for a variety of reasons. Our number one goal is always promoting our listings, as we try to maximize every opportunity to showcase our client’s property.

We find value in attending these events as it allows us to expose our clients properties to a wide array of potential buyers and allows us to have one on one conversations with each of them.

However, there are numerous benefits for our clients to attend these events as well. Trade shows provide a great opportunity for

producers to connect with your industry peers and generate new business opportunities as well.

They give you the chance to meet with existing clients, attract new customers or build relationships with suppliers and other businesses who share similar interests.

Working in agriculture or even just living in rural America we can easily slip into isolation being our norm. But getting out to trade shows and industry events is a great networking opportunity and allows you to discover the new trends and technology that are available. With winter months coming it is better time than ever to check out your local farm and ranch show, livestock stock show or industry meetings.

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upcoming events STOP BY AND SEE US!

WY Stock Growers Winter Meeting December 5-8 Casper, WY International Sportsmen’s Expo January 12-15 Denver, CO National Western Stock Show January 7-22 Denver, CO Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo January 27-February 4 Rapid City, SD

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Rawhide Butte Pastures lusk, wy

60037 County Road 19 | $825,000

TBD County Line Road | $1,025,000

The fully insulated and sheeted indoor arena is the star with a mix of sand and crumb rubber footing, mirrors, heat, and restroom. The stall barn consists of seven box stalls, tack room, wash rack, and break room. 32.2± fully fenced acres with several large turnouts, lean-to equine shelters, hundreds of mature trees, and irrigation rights, perfectly suited to accommodate any discipline of riding. Other features include an outdoor arena, large round pen, show ring, and a two-bedroom, one-bath, manager’s bungalow.

Located 15 miles south of Lusk between a well-maintained county road and the infamous Rawhide Buttes. 703± acres of mostly rolling grasslands, rock outcroppings, cedars and deep cut draws, perfect for starting your next cattle operation. The northern and western borders adjoin 642± acres of landlocked BLM ground granting hunting/ hiking access to the largest of the buttes. Trophy mule deer and pronghorn are regularly harvested on the ranch as well as great opportunities for elk and mountain lion.

Listed by Jeff Garrett 308.672.6334 Holly Allison 307.631.1876

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Listed by Cliff Ferree 307.286.5207

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