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The High Lonesome Ranch gets talked about. And we thought we’d share some of that here on our news page so you can see what everyone else has to say about us. You can also see our own newsletters here.

 

NPR Radio, June 17, 2010, Biologist Studies Wolves' Possible Return to Colorado, DE BEQUE, CO - "Just say the word "wolf" here in the West, and you're bound to evoke all sorts of emotional responses..." Read More

 

Articles and Other News

Fly Rod & Reel, Trout Annual 2010, Traveling Angler, K-T Ranch, Colorado,“The White River is a freestone river with headwaters in the Flat Top Mountains and a range all the way to the Green River in Utah. No matter what season you visit Colorado’s K-T Ranch, near the town of Meeker, the variety of fishing you can access on the White River is guaranteed to provide fly-rodders with special memories. There are not many rivers that legitimately offer year-round fishing, but the White and her three spring creeks is one of them…” Read More

Fly Rod & Reel, Summer 2010, Special Section, 2010 Travel Planner, Family Fly-Fishing Vacations + Getaways, “Economic retractions have an impact on us all… you can combine your family-fun time and your annual fishing vacation…When you travel to The High Lonesome Ranch to fish, you get two ranches in one…7 miles of the White River…equestrian program, birding, mountain-biking, spectacular scenery and ample wildlife viewing… whitewater rafting, wine tours, culinary classes…” Read More

Sporting Classics, July 2010, High Perfection,“At The High Lonesome Ranch, after a few busy days of gunning birds and catching trout, you’ll probably need a vacation from your vacation. Dinner at The High Lonesome Ranch is typically served following a brief wine tasting. Luckily for me, I arrived at the ranch just when a selection of cabernets, red zinfandels and merlots were being poured…” Read More

National Geographic, March 2010, Wolf Wars, featuring The High Lonesome Ranch’s Cristina Eisenberg, MS, PhD Candidate, Research Director, Conservation Biologist. “Wolves, when you get down to it, are a lot like us…” Read More

Oregon State University, March 2010, The Return of the Big Predators, featuring The High Lonesome Ranch’s Cristina Eisenberg, MS, PhD Candidate, Research Director, Conservation Biologist. “As wolves spread across the American West and even into areas of the East Coast, where their official presence has yet to be acknowledged, Ph.D. student Cristina Eisenberg’s findings about their place in the ecosystem could help policymakers answer questions about the best way to manage them…”Read More

High Country News, February 2010, Prodigal Dogs, Are gray wolves finding a home in Colorado? “Last April, in a narrow mountain valley in northwestern Colorado, Cristina Eisenberg was searching for scat. The diminutive, dark-haired biologist and two members of her field crew had set up a kilometer-long transect through elk habitat…” Read More

Corporate Meetings & Incentives, November 2009
In the fertile valley on the Western Slope of the Colorado Rockies is a Guest Ranch that is a perfect setting for hosting small corporate meetings. The High Lonesome Ranch makes it nearly impossible for attendees to escape and we can't imagine they would want to ... Read More

Houston Chronicle, August 20, 2009
For those wanting to escape Houston's summer swelter, Colorado provides several locations that are ideal ... Read More

Orvis News, July/August 2009
The High Lonesome Ranch: As wild as you want. In a fertile valley on the western slope ...Read More

Southwest Fly Fishing - July/August 2009
"Doing Nothing is totally underrated," opined John Hoagland, a Salt Lake City resident whose slipper-clad feet enjoyed a well-earned rest stacked atop a rustic coffee table fronting the plush leather sofa in one of the well-appointed lodge-style houses at High Lonesome Ranch. Lounging in the sitting room, single malt in hand, seemed the proper course of action after a remarkable dinner ... Read More

Bird Hunting Report Dateline: Colorado - January 2008
The owners and camp management of High Lonesome Ranch have worked tirelessly over the past decade to create a world-class sporting experience. With 70 percent ... Read More

Fly Rod & Reel Gierach Traveling Angler - April 2008
The inappropriately named Dry Fork is in a valley in the juniper/pinion/sage country of the Roan Plateau on Colorado's west slope and it's alive with ... Read More

Destination Fish Colorado Cowboys - Spring 2008
Having grown up a dairy farm boy in a Connecticut town sandwiched right in between two gun manufacturers, Winchester and Colt, I learned early on ...Read More

Fly Rod & Reel Spring Creek Stealth - June 2008
July on a Colorado spring creek is more like hunting than fishing. Stand way back from the water's edge, with the sun in front of you, and watch. Then watch a little longer. Look, in the ... Read More

Traveling Sportsman Fantastic Getaways - September 2008
Hunting (or fishing) for a destination where you can pursue both your passions? Luxury lodges that offer both of these pastimes are few and far between. Traveling Sportsman takes you to ...Read More

Shooting Sportsman The High Lonesome Ranch – January/February 2006
I was about four miles along the gravel road when I began thinking I might have made a wrong turn ...ReadMore

Engagement Story Jamie Trabberer
When my fiance, Harry Scarborough told me we were going to the High Lonesome Ranch, I assumed it would be for a fishing trip. I had heard stories of the ranch's spectacular setting, abundant fish ... Read More