HUNEWILL GUEST RANCH • TV EPISODE
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- For one of the most spectacular guest ranch experiences, head to California to Hunewill Guest Ranch, one of the oldest continuously operating ranches in the country. As featured in the TV Series "Great Western Guest Ranches." You can watch this, and hundreds of other horse programs at commercial-free HorseTVToday.com
I'll be there next week for about a week...I have been looking forward to this for quite some time......feeling Blessed!
I know you will enjoy it as much as we did filming it and preserving their special story.
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I went and it was absolutely amazing, and unforgettable experince. I wouldnt trade it for the world!
looking into this for next spring.
A truly great place.
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My horse was chief, I would highly recommend requesting him if you like a steady, smooth trot!
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I went as a kid ! My horse was a white one named Yarrow!
I love it !!!!! I want to gooo
Beautiful family this love video magnifique my names hafid i m from castries french
Would like to hear the narrative of the ranch but the music overwhelms the narrator til u can't hear him.Sound needs to take a back seat to the person speaking.
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Near State Park Of Ghost town of Bodie , CA, Near Virginia Lakes, Trumbull Lake Campgrounds over 9,000 ft up. County seat Bridgeport just a few miles away has a great Museum that you can spend a few hours exploring, Twin Lakes fishing and camping, little over 1 hour form Markeeville in Alpine County, Grover Hot Spring State Park over Monitor Pass Hwy 87 and Hwy 4. PLus not far from Yositme over Tioga Pass Hwy 120
I love it I love this place I’ve never been there it’s late it’s middle of November so I guess it might be too late to go visit him so Hope to go soon I can’t wait I love to take my grandchildren if possible they’re all city kids and they need some outing enjoy life thank you
Yes , this is the healty life, without technologie, at less for a few days...3..
Having filmed over 60 amazing guest ranches, the transformational change in people is amazing to watch. Guests arrive on a Sunday and start to panic, no cell service, no internet (sometimes slow internet at the main lodge), no TV, they're gonna die. By Tuesday, they've detached from their digital lifestyle, and gotten in touch with nature, wildlife, horses, fishing, beautiful sunsets, family and friends. We like to say they find their "humanity" at a guest ranch. By the end of the week they don't want to leave. You don't get that at a theme park, cruise line, Disney, etc. The experience is unique on many levels.
Ok, showing my midwest ignorance. I've always wore a typical "cowboy hat". What's the gig with the flat brim hats I see on a lot of "wranglers"?
There are no ignorant questions. There are several different styles of western hats today that have evolved over decades, it's simply a matter of personal preference, and what style someone likes.
I ned work in you ranch