
Welcome to Ranch Camp!
We are so excited for you to join us during our 2025 Ranch Camps! We have lots of fun and exciting things planned for when you join us! On this page you will find most of the information you need for Ranch Camp!
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Flight Information
When booking travel, we recommend flying into either the Bozeman or Helena Airports! It is best to arrive after 12pm on the day before camp and fly out after 2pm on the last day or before 12pm on the next day. If you plan on driving we recommend arriving after 3pm on the day before camp starts.
For our Alberta, Canada camp you can fly into either Calgary or Edmonton! We will communicate with you as we get closer about pick up times, but we recommend getting to Calgary by 12pm on June 17th. For departure we recommend flying out on June 22nd after 2pm or the 23rd after 8am and before 2pm!
Meet the Team
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Karoline Rose
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Jordyn Woodburn
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Ambria Adamson
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Jill Martell
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Dr. Kelli
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Jacob Rose
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John Rose
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Kelsey Rose
Ranch Address
290 Upper Kimpton Ln
Toston, MT 59643
Cabin’s Address
670 Flynn Ln,
Toston, MT 59643

Packing List
We have had a few questions about what to pack so we wanted to include our recommend packing list!
4 outfits you can work in and get dirty
We consider working outfits to be jeans, tank top, short sleeve shirts, long sleeve shirts. The only thing we don’t recommend is spaghetti strap tank tops!
Closed toe shoes
Working cattle you want to protect your feet so we recommend boots, tennis shoes or similar to keep your toes safe!
Hat
You can wear a cowboy hat, ball cap, or visor! Whatever works for you.
Suncreen
Protecting your skin is so important and we will have extra sunscreen if you need it!
A sweatshirt for the mornings and evenings
Layers are going to be your friend! The mornings are chilly but it warms up throughout the day.
A swimsuit for the hot springs
You are going to want to relax after the long days working!
Work Gloves
Although we are doing groundwork, gloves can come in handy when working calves for branding!
Reusable Water Bottle
It gets warm in the summer and we are going to be sweating! Everyone has to drink lots of water :)
Toiletries
All bedding and towels are provided but we do recommend bringing your own toiletries.
She’s A Hand Ranch Camp
Daily Agenda
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Travel Day
Dinner
Round Table Conversation
Ice Breakers
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Goal Setting
Cattle Market Discussion
BQA Presentation
Ear Tagging Demo
Practice Vaccinating and Branding
Background Lot Tour
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Morning with Dr. Kelli Kohler
Presentation on Antibiotics and Vaccinations
Cow Demo - Where Everyone Draws Blood from the Jugular and Tail Head
Preg-Checking
Mouth Cattle & Age Cattle
Proper Place to Give Vaccinations
Afternoon
Sorting
Bud Box
Chute Work
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Continue Afternoon Work from Day 3
Process Some Cattle
More Preg-Checking & Sorting
Evening Fun Activity
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Process 150+ Cattle as a Group
One person at alleyway, bud box, run the shoot, tagging, and branding
Work Dogs
Practice Roping
Sorting in Arena
Run Skid Steer
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Travel Day/Optional Learning Day
Go to Ranch and Cover Things We Haven’t Already.
Podcast Recomendations
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Q & A -Starting Your Business with Karoline and Jordyn
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A Practical Partnership with Dr. Kelli Kolar
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Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone with Alle Carter
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Beef Quality Assurance with Michaela Clowser
We need to know more about you!
Click the button below to fill out our camp preferences form. Please fill out the form that corresponds to the camp date you are attending!

Ranch Camp Attendee Q&A Recording
Here is the recording of the chat we had on April 8th!