"Our management style is unique because it's designed around family surviving economically, ecologically, working with nature, in harmony with nature. [...] The reality of it is that we have a huge opportunity to take care of the land by emulating the way bison used to graze, by taking organic material, making soil out of it, creating opportunities for young seedlings to propagate and grow, minimizing bare soil. Essentially doing all the things that bison and wildebeests, the great ungulate herds of the world used to do." • Duke III breaking down the idea of the working landscape, a cornerstone of the @ranchlands mission. At the heart of this idea lies the constant pursuit of balance between man and nature, the practical existence and applications of ranching coupled with an awareness that there are both harmful and restorative ways to work the land. Each day with Duke and his family is guided in part by their quest to better understand the complex interrelationships between the wild and the domestic, the traditions of ranching and the potential for stewardship and conservation on a large scale across the American West. @forestwoodward ===>Check you my site here or in my bio for survial guide tips and tricks: https://www.intothejungle.org --------------------------------------------------- via Instagram