Saw this posted on a friends Facebook feed.
Looked interesting.

http://www.ranchworldads.com/classi...EIVLUakY6ckYokoP37ETLJhttAXB_jJTsqwzjEEo

If I was a young man

If you don’t work out it’s off to the train station.

Hey coonman220

That would be a sweet gig for a older guy even. Great fishing down there and nice country. Lots of griz, you'd learn what a killed beef calf looks like in a hurry.

Yeah right

Heard he was ready

Yes rely

Do you meet most of his requirements? If so, and you think you can handle it I would give it a try, if I were you. That is awesome elk hunting and fishing. I have killed elk in that area and hunted a lot in that large area from Dillon south, east and west. Great culture and beautiful ranch country.

I've eat many times in the Yesterday Café. Would try to get in there about noon or super for a great home cook meal. A lot better then the grub at camp.

An old country school house that was built with brick and a very unique atmosphere.

Pays a little low. Should include half a beef and bump for your own horses.

Ranch jobs are good if you don’t want to make much money and be on call 24/7. I used to work for a few ranches out here, it’s fun, but you’ll never make much and you’ll work your tail off, especially during calving. If you like sleep, don’t work on a cattle ranch during calving lol

You will never get rich working for a rancher. You need to love the cowboy life and if you have a good hearted owner, it can be a great life. A lot of perks when hunting seasons come around thou. Some that I know get a lot of freedom and never really on the clock but things need to get done and a trust needs to happen.

I wish i would have followed my dream and went out with a wagon when i was young.

there are two things that you can always count on with any agricultural employment --- low pay and long hours. Trust me I know .

I bet it comes with more political bs and red tape than I could tolerate.

I already applied at The Yellowstone!

My mind has changed 100 percent regarding college. When i was 18-all they did was try and convince everyone you need a 4 year degree, a ba or bs with a bunch of electives to make you “well rounded”. What a crock. If an 18-19 year old is undecided what they want to do in life, something like this seems perfect for a few years. There are other ways to become “well rounded”.

Ranch tattoo included --- YELLOWSTONE