How many cattle does Haythorn Ranch have?
1,500 cows
On approximately 20,000 acres, they run about 1,500 cows and replacement heifers. They also have 20 to 30 mares that they breed to four stallions that they own. The saddle horse remuda includes about 40 geldings.
How big is the Haythorn Ranch in Nebraska?
In 1884 Harry and Emma filed on a land grant section four miles west of Arthur, Nebraska and an American ranching dynasty was born. Today, Haythorn Land & Cattle Company is spread out over 90,000 acres of deeded and leased land, on four ranches in three Nebraska Counties.
When was the Haythorn ranch established?
In 1884, Harry and Emma filed on a land grant section four miles east of Arthur, Nebraska, and an American ranching dynasty was born. Beginning in 1979, every four years the Haythorns have held a production sale in which they sell Quarter Horses.
Where is Haythorn land and Cattle Co located?
Located only 17 miles North of Ogallala, NE the winner of the coveted Inaugural AQHA Remuda Award, Haythorn Land & Cattle Co. is a working ranch breeding commerical Black Angus cattle as well as foundation-bred Quarter Horses.
Where is the Haythorn ranch in Nebraska located?
The ranch is located just 17 miles North of Ogallala, and 5 miles from Lake McConaughy, the Haythorn Land & Cattle Co. is nestled in the rolling Sandhills of Nebraska. This area contains the largest underground water source on the continent, the Ogallala Aquifer.
How long has the Haythorn family owned a ranch?
The Haythorn family has owned and operated this ranch for five generations and even though they are known worldwide for their breeding and ranching, it was their culinary endeavors that sparked our interest. I must admit, I thought the only connection between ranching and food was the animal itself.
What to see in Haythorn in the summer?
Summertime brings the delicate wildflowers peeking out of the lush grassland, and the Curlews calling to one another in the clear blue skies. To look out over the gently rolling hills on a quiet summer evening as the sun set in the West, is truly peaceful.