Ranch Mugs
Description: Explore the chilling legend of the Skinwalker, a shape-shifting figure deeply rooted in Native American folklore. This haunting design captures the eerie essence of the Skinwalker, depicted as a wolf-like creature adorned with traditional symbols. A perfect piece for fans of supernatural tales, legends, and folklore.
Description: Celebrate the rustic beauty of a historic homestead with this vintage-inspired landscape scene. Featuring a classic farmhouse, scenic orchards, and rolling mountain vistas, this detailed sketch captures the spirit of pioneer life and rural living. Perfect for those who love western nostalgia, quiet country living, and agricultural history.
Description: Buy this DIY Rancher gifts for men and unique gift for Rancher women that says I Can't I Cant I Have Plans in the Ranch I May Need Help Horses. Perfect for Farmer gifts for men and unique gifts for Farmer women. Wear this funny DIY blueprint design sketch print as a DIY gift for dad, brother, and grandpa with this I Can't I Cant I Have Plans in the Ranch shirt and apparel. Give this to a Farmer service Farmer near me or mobile Rancher shop near me.
Description: Back in the late 19th century, working ranches began allowing visitors from the East Coast and Midwest to escape the crowds of their suburban lives to experience the unique spirit that the wild west was known for. While they originally started as simple room and board arrangements, the ranches soon realized a lot of these folks actually wanted to do 'cowboy stuff' and that they could put them to work. Dusty's Dude Ranch just outside of Tombstone, Arizona is no exception as they got set up to offer these services at their new ranch from day one in 1898 and have been doing it ever since. The 1,200-acre working ranch works cattle herds year-round and has rustic casitas that have received guests from coast to coast for more than 120 years.
Description: In 1968, Burt Reynolds bought a 153-acre ranch in Jupiter, Florida with the intention of it being his lifelong estate. He converted the overgrown farmland to his own private hideaway, complete with multiple houses, barns, landscaped lakes, film sets, and even a mausoleum where he intended to be interred. Being an animal lover, Reynolds also had show horses, herds of African antelope, fallow deer, a few waterbuck and even a couple of bison living on the grounds. The ranch even had a working feed and tack store up front, that not only helped keep Reynolds' animals fed, but also served other farms in the area. Eventually, much of the property was open to the public, where they could explore the ranch, and interact with the animals.
Description: Ewing Oil Company is a fictional petroleum conglomerate from the television series Dallas, whose corporate offices are were located in Dallas, Texas. Jock Ewing founded Ewing Oil in 1930 and ran it until 1977, when he retired. Several years prior to the debut of Dallas, J.R. Ewing had returned home to Southfork Ranch after serving in Vietnam and became Vice-President of Ewing Oil. When Jock retired, J.R. became president. Bobby Ewing returned to Dallas and joined the executive management team. J.R. resented his presence and wanted him out of the way. Things came to a head at the end of 1978, when Bobby resigned and started up Ewing Construction.
Description: Burger Ranch is one of those rare hole in the wall places where everything is simply amazing. Located not too far off Interstate 82 in Yakima, Washington, Burger Ranch is worth making a stop on your way through, if only for a ice cold Coke and an order of fries with their signature fry sauce. Cowboy up!
