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Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic SiteTwo longhorn steers grazing with a Beaverslide haystacker in the background
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Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site
Plan Your Visit
 
Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site is open year-round for you to enjoy. Activities include guided tours of the main ranch house, ranger talks, exploring the ranch buildings, walking trails, and kids activities. Please click on the above links to help plan your visit.
 
Visitors exploring bunkhouse row where the cowboys lived.
Bunkhouse row is one of the many historic buildings visitors can explore.
Kids can pet the horses.
There are many things for kids to do at the ranch
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Scenic view of the ranch.
There are many things to see at the ranch.
links to photo gallery of the ranch
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Cattle and horses grazing lush Montana grasses.  

Did You Know?
“Range Wars” between cattlemen and sheep growers didn’t happen in Montana. For a time, Montana cattlemen found it profitable to raise sheep. Then, when cattle became profitable again, they switched back to cattle. Montana ranges support a wide variety of grazing animals, both wild and domestic.

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Last Updated: September 21, 2006 at 13:22 EST