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Later, Warren Pershing worked at Terry Ranch when he came home from Harvard for summer vacations. The size of the ranch now is 27,500 acres and stretches into Colorado. It is owned by the Thiel family.

Designated as a 501(c)3.

Wagonhound Land and Livestock is a working ranch spanning 300,000 acres raising some of the country's top American Quarter Horses and Red Angus cattle. Headquartered 20 miles south of Douglas, Wyoming, the ranch is mostly contiguous to the Laramie Range of the Rocky Mountains in east-central Wyoming.

Big game hunting, prairie dog hunting, fishing trips and lodging is all available at the Q Creek Ranch. On top of that it's a full working cattle ranch, that; can have between 6,000 - 10,000 cattle grazing each year. Outside of Wyoming, Kroenke owns the 510,000 acre, W.T.

Tim Thornell, President & Chief Executive Officer - Cheyenne Regional Medical Center.

Cardiovascular surgeons generate the most revenue for hospitals on average, according to Merritt Hawkins' 2019 Inpatient/Outpatient Revenue Survey. Merritt Hawkins emailed a survey to 3,000 hospital CFOs and other financial managers across the U.S. from October 2018 to December 2018.

Foundations established by Turner include the Turner Endangered Species Fund and Captain Planet Foundation. He also owns the largest private bison herd in the world.

More than 40 years ago, when the owner of 777 Bison Ranch(opens in new window) Mimi Hillenbrand was a child, her father and uncles bought a ranch in southwestern South Dakota and 10 years later decided to raise bison on it.

Today, the Durham Bison Ranch is one of the continent's largest bison operations and is home to more than 2,500 bison, all of whom are raised naturally, holistically and sustainably as part of the Flocchini's commitment to the animal.

The 27,500 acre ranch is home to approximately 2500 head of American Bison. Don't miss the chance to see these once nearly extinct, majestic creatures that once roamed the prairie in millions.