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Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site
Site Index
Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site
Contact Us 14-November-2005
Frequently Asked Questions 14-November-2005
Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site 14-November-2005
Patrol 13-December-2005
For Kids
Be A Junior Ranger 10-April-2006
For Kids 14-December-2005
Junior Rancher Booklet 16-April-2008
Junior Ranger List 04-June-2008
pages 13-16 16-April-2008
pages 17-24 16-April-2008
pages 1-8 16-April-2008
pages 9-12 16-April-2008
For Teachers
A Brand is Forever lesson plan 22-July-2006
Be a Bug lesson plan 22-July-2006
Can You Identify Me? 31-May-2008
Cattle on the Range lesson plan 22-July-2006
Choose Your Nest Site 31-May-2008
Come and Get It lesson 22-July-2006
Come and Get It lesson plan 22-July-2006
Cowboy Gear lesson plan 22-July-2006
Curriculum Materials 27-June-2006
Dhem Birds Dhem Birds 31-May-2008
Dried Arrangement from Dried Grasses and Forbs lesson 22-July-2006
Fast Food of the Past 31-May-2008
For Teachers 16-November-2005
Garden of Grasses lesson plan 22-July-2006
Home on the Range lesson plan 22-July-2006
How Cows Improve Our Grasslands lesson plan 22-July-2006
Identifying Birds by Their Beaks lesson plan 22-July-2006
Illustrating Birds lesson plan 22-July-2006
Lesson Plans & Teacher Guides 16-July-2006
Memoirs of a Bird 31-May-2008
Plot Study lesson plan 22-July-2006
Principles of Flight lesson plan 22-July-2006
Professional Development 09-January-2007
Range Plants lesson plan 22-July-2006
Rock Odyssey 31-May-2008
Rock On! 31-May-2008
Soaring with Eagles lesson plan 22-July-2006
The Six Important Native Plants lesson plan 22-July-2006
Traveling Trunks 16-November-2005
Up the Trail lesson plan 22-July-2006
Wanted Poster lesson plan 22-July-2006
We Like to Live Among Healthy Streams lesson plan 22-July-2006
What Plant Is This? 31-May-2008
Where Shall We Eat? 31-May-2008
Will She Blow? 31-May-2008
History & Culture
Cattle Barons 25-July-2006
Chuck wagon recipes 10-July-2007
Collections 30-July-2006
Conrad K. Warren 30-July-2006
Conrad Kohrs 29-July-2006
cowboys 25-July-2006
History & Culture 16-November-2005
John Bielenberg 29-July-2006
John Francis Grant 29-July-2006
Open Range 06-August-2006
People 27-June-2006
Stories 27-June-2006
The Winter of 1886 06-August-2006
Trail Drives 06-August-2006
Nature & Science
Animals 16-July-2006
Bird Checklist 13-February-2008
Bird Field Guide 26-February-2008
Birds 06-February-2008
BLM Injury Report 11-February-2008
Disturbed Lands 30-January-2008
Environmental Factors 30-January-2008
Federal Restoration Plan 11-February-2008
Grant-Kohrs Ranch Injury Report 11-February-2008
Mammals 16-July-2006
Nature & Science 16-November-2005
Plant Field Guide 26-February-2008
Wildlife Field Guide 26-February-2008
Park Management
Administrative History 30-January-2007
American Indian Affiliation 27-November-2007
Barn Restoration 27-November-2007
Business Plan 12-February-2007
Business Plan/Core Operations 27-November-2007
Centennial Initiative 27-November-2007
Centennial Initiative 2016 23-August-2007
Centennial Strategy 23-August-2007
Comprehensive Interpretive Plan 05-February-2007
Cultural Landscape Report 30-January-2007
Development Zone 05-February-2007
East Feed Lot/Warren Hereford Ranch 31-January-2007
Effluent Project 27-November-2007
Existing Conditions Documentation 31-January-2007
Fee Demonstration 27-November-2007
FY04 Annual Report 25-September-2006
FY05 Annual Report 25-September-2006
Grant-Kohrs Residence 31-January-2007
Home Ranch 31-January-2007
Introduction 30-January-2007
Jobs 04-February-2008
Landscape Analysis and Evaluation 05-February-2007
Landscape Physical History 31-January-2007
Management 23-July-2006
Our Staff & Offices 22-January-2007
Park Cattle 27-November-2007
Park Planning 25-September-2006
Pasture/Hay Field 05-February-2007
Railroad Corridor & Barrow Pit/Wetland 05-February-2007
References 05-February-2007
Riparian Woodland 05-February-2007
Service First Initiative 27-November-2007
Superfund Update 27-November-2007
Sustainable Ranching 27-November-2007
Upland Pasture 05-February-2007
Volunteers 27-November-2007
Warren Residence 31-January-2007
Water Rights 25-June-2008
Park News
Holiday in the National Parks 19-December-2007
Modification to Visitor Center 14-October-2006
News 13-December-2005
News Releases 17-July-2006
Park Newspaper 14-October-2006
Ranch Roundup 17-January-2007
Photos & Multimedia
Photo Gallery 18-December-2005
Photos & Multimedia 18-December-2005
Plan Your Visit
Accessibility 04-April-2006
Directions 16-November-2005
Fees & Reservations 18-December-2005
For Kids 18-December-2005
Guided Tours 18-December-2005
Location Fees 17-November-2007
Nearby Attractions 18-December-2005
Operating Hours & Seasons 18-December-2005
Outdoor Activities 18-December-2005
Permits 14-November-2007
Plan Your Visit 15-November-2005
Schedule Of Events 15-November-2005
Special Use Application 14-November-2007
Things To Do 15-November-2005
Things To Know Before You Come 18-December-2005
Your Safety 04-April-2006
Support Your Park
Support Your Park 23-July-2006
Volunteer 23-July-2006
Fox one of the ranches saddle horses.  

Did You Know?
Like your fingernails a horse’s hoof keeps growing. If it doesn’t wear down naturally, it is necessary to trim it. If it gets worn down faster than it can grow, it needs an iron shoe to protect it. In trail-driving days, cowboys often left their horses unshod unless they got sore-footed.

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