B&B Ranching.

09/04/2024

My horsey obsessed little girl!

07/15/2024

Just a few of our calves this year with our new bull.

05/24/2024

5 Year old, 2019 Model Mule (Female)
Super sweet girl, only selling her to lower our animal load.
14.3h. Been rode about 10 times, does nothing bad has never even offered too. She is green and needs more time in the saddle but she is willing to do whatever. She has been in the mountains a couple of times. Loads, ties, she is shy about trimming her feet but It gets accomplished every time. She is a in your pocket little thing. Worst thing she does is act young and dumb at times but nothing terrible. Loves the water could be a pack mule or a riding mule or both! Forty Five hundred Or best offer. Randle, WA.

04/15/2024

03/01/2024

Our new bull! Excited to see his calves in a few months!

03/01/2024

Most of you on here are family and friends, with that being the case most of you know that life the last year has been a whirl wind!
But for those who don't know, life has been a whirl wind! lol
We haven't stopped ranching, it's not something you can put on hold. I want to get better about being on this page again, mostly to be able to look back and see all the progress we make here. It's a good reality check of how much we have done, and to be proud of our selfs. Over the last year we have had a lot of loss, and a lot of gain. We lost my dad ( Brittneys dad) he was our number one supporter, we lost our bull Red which also made us loose out on part of our calf crop, we lost our horse moose suddenly, and we lost our dog sprocket of old age. It was a hard year. But you can't forget to see your blessings in the middle of the storm. We finally closed on an additional 36 Acers of pasture land. A fluke blessing came our way and we ended up purchasing a Murray grey bull , we should be seeing his calves hit the ground here soon! We were able to get a new tractor for our place, it has helped us tremendously! And as always we have more shelters, round pen, and improvements going on around here, always!
Most importantly, we had our baby girl Braelynn! She is our why for what we do! Growth, Goals , and Gratitude is what we practice around here! Thank you all for always being apart of our journey!

01/14/2024

Stay safe out there CattleWomen!

01/13/2023

10/04/2022

The WCA & WCW Annual Convention & Trade show will be in Wenatchee, WA on Nov. 10-12. Mark your calendars! There is an AMAZING lineup of keynote speakers, entertainment, educational classes, networking opportunities, a great trade show full of industry vendors, giveaways and much more!

We have an AWESOME entertainment lineup!
- HOSTED cocktails Friday AND Saturday afternoons (thank you Stokrose and Bridgetal Media!)
- Cowboy Poet, Ron McDaniel will be entertain our group Saturday evening! Learn more about Ron: https://bit.ly/3Sc52YD

Get registered for the convention today by Oct 25: https://bit.ly/3Scywpy

10/04/2022

If it was easy, everyone would do it.

The lifestyle we choose to live.
It brings us aching bodys from day after day of physical labor work.
It brings us money being invested way before it's ever profited.
It is cold noses and wet toes because animals can't feed and water themselves.
It's working double the amount of hours because you have day jobs on top of your ranch jobs that need to be done when you get home.
We are tired, we are sore, we are not rich, and there is never enough time in one day.
But we wouldn't trade it for the world.
Most people would ask why, why work so hard day in and day out. What is it all for, why is it so worth it to you.
Me and Bailey get asked that alot, most of our family and friends are not involved in agriculture in any way.
The older generation's response had a lot to do with survival and sustainability.
With our generation things are so convenient in many ways that we don't need to grow our own food, build our own shelters, or hunt and produce our own meat.
Our drive and hard work put into ranching is not driven by survival or sustainability, it is fully fueled by the passion to produce our own herd, build our own buildings, train our own horses, fix our own tractors and DO IT OURSELVES. Ranching is a dying lifestyle because the other side of the fence doesn't require half as much work.
But like we always say, " If it was easy everyone would do it.”

06/06/2022

Well guys, one can hope that we are getting into lesson season ! ? 🙃 txt/call or message me if you want to get on the summer schedule or if you know of somebody out of town that would enjoy “A day with horses “ !