At Long Hollow Ranch, we’re all about creating authentic, hands-on experiences that connect our guests with the animals and land in a meaningful way. Our Nigerian Dwarf goats are a huge part of that experience, bringing joy and laughter to the ranch every day. Whether they’re hopping around, snuggling with guests, or just being their lovable selves, Daisey Mae, Gertie, and Oreo remind us every day why we love ranch life.

At Long Hollow Ranch, we’re proud to continue the tradition of branding. It’s a symbol of our commitment to the land, to our heritage, and to the authenticity of the ranching lifestyle that makes our ranch truly special.

Our commitment to regenerative farming and sustainable ranching isn’t just about the present—it’s about leaving a legacy for future generations. We want to ensure that Long Hollow Ranch continues to thrive for years to come, and that means keeping the land healthy, resilient, and abundant. Whether it’s through crop rotation, composting, or the way we manage our cattle, every practice we implement is designed to preserve the land for future generations.

Long Hollow Ranch is a place where tradition meets sustainability, where authenticity thrives, and where the land is respected and cared for in a way that keeps us all connected. By practicing regenerative farming, sustainable grazing, and land stewardship, we’re not just keeping the ranch alive—we’re ensuring that it continues to be a vibrant and sustainable place for people, animals, and the earth.

When you saddle up at Long Hollow Ranch, you’re not just going for a trail ride—you’re stepping into the Wild West, with all its rugged beauty and sense of adventure. It’s about embracing the spirit of exploration, the bond between rider and horse, and the timeless connection to the land. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful escape or an unforgettable adventure, our trail rides offer the perfect way to immerse yourself in the authentic ranching experience.

When you visit Long Hollow Ranch and experience the beauty of our horses living in a herd, you’re witnessing firsthand how our commitment to their well-being makes all the difference. It’s just one of the many ways we keep our ranch rooted in the traditions of the past while moving forward with a sustainable, animal-centered approach to ranching.