BIG HORN BISON HISTORY

In the summer of 2021, a dream became reality as acres of land across Wyoming’s majestic mountains and high plains, through the historic red rock terrain of Chimney Rock, and expanding over the Great Plains of Nebraska were purchased and merged with the intent to become what is now established as the Big Horn Bison Ranching System.  The Big Horn Bison Ranch employs the mission of its owner in regards to conserving the environment alongside promoting the land’s historical relevance and preserving the genetics of the Great American Bison by practicing a regenerative and holistic approach to its ranching system and ensuring a 100% grass-fed ranching operation.  As Big Horn Bison Ranch grows it herd, it plans to promote the subsistence lifestyle taught and practiced by the local and native communities surrounding them.  The land selected for the Big Horn Bison Ranching System was sought out due to its grasslands, capability to produce naturally, and its historical significance pertaining to the Native American cultures and historically documented events of the American settlements in western America.  The Big Horn Bison Ranch encompasses multiple relevant national historical landmarks such as The Buffalo Jump State Park, Chimney Rock State Park, The Bozeman Trail, Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone, Tipi Rings, and Petroglyph Rock Carvings.  These landmarks will likely be the highlight of the Big Horn Bison Ecotourism program.