Welcome to the Bauhr Ranch!
Here we go 2026!
We hope you’re as excited about this coming year as we are. Grab a cup of coffee and make your way around our website.
We’re talking with a few bands and hope to hold a couple concerts again this summer–they’re always fun.
Our cabins have been a hit on Airbnb with folks heading for Yosemite.
This summer we hope offer some Horsemanship Weekend Getaways here at the ranch, with the cabins being available for that.
Our Stabling Program has been a great success, please check that out.
You’ll notice there hasn’t been many changes from last year, but we’re always looking to try new ideas, so please come back and visit this site now and then.
Hope to see you at some or all of the things we have going on!
Bauhr Ranch News
See what we’ve been writing about
Is Everything Going as Planned?
The young lady probably realized at this point that her line of questions had led us into an awkward corner of shuffling feet…That’s when she dropped back to punt, finishing with: “Is everything going as planned?”
Day Work
This article was written in 2020. At the time we were knee-deep in C-19 while up to our chin’s with sad-and-sorry three-letter agencies who’s CEO’s – scientist and disease “experts” couldn’t manage the make-up counter at your local Rite Aid (stupid smart people!).
The 29th Ride
The Horsemanship that we practice (whatever we want to call it) is principally grounded through intrinsic learning. That’s allowing the horse to experience various scenarios, while behind the scenes we’re quietly directing them in such a way the wrong answers are difficult, and the correct answers are easy to find.
The Big Wait
Oh sure, there’s moments in which it’s all out on the line, and you and your Pony will have to show some color. Things can happen fast and get Western in a hurry.
Know Your Horse
To be honest when a banged up stock trailer pulled in and two Cowboys jump out of the truck and unloaded a horse, I was never real excited to throw a leg over that horse.
Riding & Living for the Recovery – Not the Reaction
Living with cancer somewhat prepares a person for the possibility of bad news and “The Reaction” which can follow but the hopes of good news is where the “Recovery” should be found. Or should it?




