Posts Tagged ‘antelope’

New Listing! Little Horse Creek Retreat - Dubois, Wyoming

July 1st, 2010

img_2147Located five miles from the charming mountain town of Dubois, Wyoming, this unique offering is comprised of 220 acres.  Situated along Little Horse Creek, the ranch has a full set of improvements and is perfect for a corporate or family retreat, guest ranch or high-end RV park.  Improvements on the ranch include a guest lodge complete with dining room, commercial kitchen, saloon and library and one and two bedroom cabins that accommodate a total of 24 guests.   In addition, the property boasts two houses perfect for employees, an office, barn, two heated shops and several outbuildings.  Little Horse Creek Retreat enjoys stunning views as it sits in the shadows of the Absaroka and Wind River Mountain Ranges. 

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Falconry on Sage Grouse in Eden, WY

September 28th, 2009

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Last week, we enjoyed some wobble trap shooting and a successful antelope hunt near Cora, WY with next generation claiming future turf.  Falconry is referred to as “the sport of Kings” and highly regarded internationally as the ultimate hunting pursuit.  These birds are a cross breed between a wild Gyr and Peregrine Falcon.  Cobra, pictured in this blog post, is 5 years old and this was his first perfect “stoop” on a Sage grouse this season.  David Kennedy is the falconer from Atlanta who spends much of the fall training falcons at his “House of Grouse” cabin in Eden with fellow falconer and breeder Steve Chindgren from Salt Lake City. 

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