Annual Report 2015-2016

FISCAL YEAR 2015 - 2016

LETTER FROM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND BOARD CHAIRMAN

Wyoming’s wide-open spaces, abundant wildlife, and agricultural production define our western lifestyle
and culture. At the heart of these defining attributes are our farms and ranches, which play crucial roles in
Wyoming’s economy, and in supporting generations of hardworking families and our rural communities.
Unfortunately, these agricultural lands are disappearing at an alarming rate. On average, America loses
nearly 40 acres of farm and ranchland per hour to development.

The Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust is working to provide tools and resources to reduce the loss of
these precious lands as the state’s first and only, statewide ag-land conservation group. Our goal is to keep
Wyoming’s agricultural industry vibrant and its lands in production. We help sustain our rural communities
and provide tools to help keep our culture and history alive.

With over 1,700 state and local land trusts in the United States, we are proud to report that the Wyoming
Stock Growers Land Trust currently ranks as number 10 in total acres conserved. We want to thank you for
your support, which makes this work possible. Donations to the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust have
helped leverage nearly $125,000,000 worth of on the ground conservation, right here in Wyoming.

We are proud of these accomplishments, but never lose sight of the work ahead. Each new year brings new
challenges, and new opportunities for growth and a greater understanding of conservation through ranch-
ing. With your help we can continue to be a leader and a partner in the conservation of agricultural lands,
wildlife habitat, and wide-open spaces.

From the Board and staff of the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust – we are tremendously grateful for
your passion and commitment to conserving Wyoming and agriculture, one ranch at a time.

Sincerely,

Bo Alley Mantha Phillips
Executive Director Board Chairman

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015 - 2016 AT A GLANCE

Mantha Phillips - Chairman Agriculture
Kevin Voyles- Vice-Chairman
9 Ranches Conserved
Heath Hunter - Treasurer 28,118 Acres of Rangeland
Jim Magagna - Secretary 980 Acres of Hayland

Jack Berger Wildlife Habitat
Rob Hendry
Madeleine Murdock 10.5 Miles of Rivers and Streams
Scott Sims 7.1 Miles of Mule Deer Migration Cooridors
Nels Smith 3.6 Miles of Elk Migration Cooridors
Ryan Ford 1.5 Miles of Pronghorn Antelope Migration Cooridors
Annaliese Wiederspahn 14,910 Acres of Sage Grouse Core Area
Jennie Gordon 2,464 Acres of Moose Crucial Range
Budd Betts 366 Acres of Elk Crucial Range

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Organization

Budd Betts - President 2 New Board Members
Carole Baker 2 New Staff Members
Barbara Dilts 8 New Families Welcomed
Sara Flitner
Steve Laird

David Leuschen
Ron Rhyne

STAFF

Bo Alley
Executive Director

Eric Schacht
Conservation Director

Travis Brammer
Stewardship Coordinator

Maggie Rux
External Relations Coordinator

Kaylee Madigan
Office Manager

Cover Photo: Buck Ranch
Lincoln County

FISCAL YEAR 2015 - 2016

The Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust takes pride in our record of fiscal responsibility.

Total Expenses Total Revenue
1% 1%
1%

43%

Program Grant
Services Revenue

Administration Contributions
and In-kind
Fundraising Donations
Donated
98% 53% Easements

3% Special
Events

Service
Fees

Net Investment
Return

Change in value of
beneficial interest
in endowment

Liabilities and Net Assets Assets As of June 30, 2016

TOTAL LIABILITIES............................. .$115,493 Current Assets
- cash/cash equivalents............................................$345,601
NET ASSETS
Contributions receivable
Unrestricted........................................$. 904,868 - current portion....................................................... $20,250

Temporarily restricted........................$. 1,219,744 Furniture & equipment,
net depreciation........................................................ $19,928
Permanently restricted........................$510,241
Endowment net asset...............................................$510,241
TOTAL NET ASSETS.........................................$. 2,634,853
Investments.............................................................. $1,844,849
TOTAL LIABILITIES
& NET ASSETS...................................... .$2,750,346 Contributions receivable,
net current portion...................................................$9,477

TOTAL ASSETS........................................... $2,750,346

Ranches conSERVED Acres conserved

100 250000
90
80 200000
70
60 150000
50
40 100000
30
20 50000
10
00

WELCOMED TO THE BOARD IN 2016

HEATH HUNTER is a sixth generation participant in

his family’s ranch west of Wheatland. He is currently the CFO
of Warbonnet Construction, an oilfield services company that
operates in the Colorado, Wyoming, and North Dakota basins.
Heath has spent time in large corporate environments as well
as small high growth businesses.

Before joining Warbonnet, Heath served as the manager for
Treasury Operations at the North American headquarters of
JBS USA, a multinational food processing company. In this
role he managed a $4 billion debt portfolio, the cash desk, and
the currency hedging activities related to sales made in foreign
currencies. His career in corporate finance has encompassed
the banking, agricultural, and energy industries. Heath holds
an M.S. degree in Finance from the University of Wyoming.

SCOTT SIMS and his family operate a 5th generation

ranch located in southeastern Wyoming. They are practitio-
ners of holistic management and believe in low cost produc-
tion and strive to educate the public and other producers about
their sustainable practices. Scott is active in the agricultural
community and has a resume of service which includes Region
II Vice President to the Wyoming Stock Growers Association,
University of Wyoming Beef Advisory Team, Chairman of the
Rock Creek Weed CRM, and nine years of service on the Farm
Service Agency County Committee.

FISCAL YEAR 2015 - 2016 COMPLETED PROJECTS

Over the past year, we have had the wonderful opportunity of working with nine different
families to conserve over 29,000 acres of Wyoming's agricultural lands & wide-open spaces.
These agricultural lands provide food and fiber, clean air and water, wildlife habitat, and rich
history. These conservation achievements would not have been possible without support from you, our
supporters and partners. Thank you for helping us keep Wyoming vast, unbroken, and in agriculture.

arrowhead ranch, natrona County

Closed 08/28/2015

The 10,068-acre Arrowhead Ranch project
conserves open space and Wyoming rangeland
in perpetuity. The ranch sits in the greater sage
grouse core area and provides yearlong habitat
for an array of wildlife including pronghorn,
mule deer, small predators, and golden and bald
eagles. The Simon family commented on the
project stating, “This beautiful ranch in Powder
River Wyoming is so special to us, placing it
in a perpetual easement with the Wyoming
Stock Growers Land Trust will allow our great
grandchildren to see it exactly as it is today.”

Buck Ranch, Lincoln County

Closed 09/18/2015

The 2,050-acre Buck Ranch project conserves
a diverse mix of productive agricultural lands,
riparian habitat, migration corridors, and greater
sage grouse habitat. With its stunning mountain
views and abundant fishing, this ranch was at high
risk of subdivision. Karen Buck commented on the
conservation achievement, “I have looked around
at dams, powerlines and subdivisions that have
surrounded my ranch in the last years and realized
that if I didn’t want the same for my property I
had better do something soon.” Funding for the
project was provided by the Natural Resources
Conservation Service, Wyoming Wildlife and
Natural Resource Trust, and the Wyoming Sage
Grouse Campaign which was supported by The
Conservation Fund and the Knobloch Family
Foundation.

Bear Lodge Cattle Company, Crook County

Closed 10/08/2015

The 4,922- acre Bear Lodge Cattle Company
project conserves unique and historical
agricultural land at the base of the Devils Tower
National Monument.
The primary purpose of the easement is to
protect the agricultural values of the property;
additionally, the easement will conserve the
wildlife and open spaces enjoyed by hundreds
of thousands of annual visitors to this unique
National monument.
Ranch owner Ogden Driskill commented on the
project stating, “I can’t think of a better legacy to
leave for future generations than to keep a ranch
in production forever. In an era where nothing
is permanent, it gives me great pride in knowing
that the ranch will continue providing clean water,
wildlife habitat and food and fiber for generations
to come.” Funding for the project was provided
by the Natural Resources Conservation Service,
Wyoming Wildlife and Natural Resource Trust,
The Conservation Fund, and other private donors.

The Cabins Ranch, Sublette County

Acquired from The Conservation Fund on 11/5/2015

The 2,831-acre Cabins Ranch project conserves
important summer cattle grazing lands, wildlife
habitats, and open space. The ranch, which is
situated between the upper Snake River and
the Upper Green River, serves as an important
migration corridor for mule deer, and provides
seasonal habitat for elk, moose, pronghorn, and
the greater sage grouse.

Funding for the project, which closed on March
27, 2014 was provided by the Natural Resources
Conservation Service, the Wyoming Wildlife and
Natural Resource Trust, and the Wyoming Sage
Grouse Campaign which was supported by The
Conservation Fund and the Knobloch Family
Foundation.

FISCAL YEAR 2015 - 2016 COMPLETED PROJECTS, CONT’D.

The Culbertson Place, Sublette County

Acquired from The Conservation Fund on 12/14/2015

The 1,531-acre Culbertson Place project conserves
important agricultural lands, riparian areas, and
portions of the Daniel Sage-Grouse Core Area. The
ranch also offers crucial habitat for elk and moose,
and includes migration corridors for pronghorn
and mule deer.

The conservation easement connects other
conserved and protected lands in the area.
Funding for the project, which closed on June
2, 2014 was provided by the Natural Resources
Conservation Service, the Wyoming Wildlife and
Natural Resource Trust, and the Wyoming Sage
Grouse Campaign which was supported by The
Conservation Fund and the Knobloch Family
Foundation.

Alexander Ranch, Sublette County

Acquired from The Conservation Fund on 12/14/2015

The 1,664-Alexander Ranch project conserves
portions of the “Path of the Pronghorn,” the
second longest land mammal migration in North
America. The initial parcels of the ranch were
purchased by the Alexander family in 1934. Today
the ranch supports 300-400 head of cattle, and
some horses. The ranch also contains more than
105 acres of wetlands and 45 glacial “potholes.”
Funding for the project, which closed on March
27, 2014 was provided by the Natural Resources
Conservation Service, the Wyoming Wildlife and
Natural Resource Trust, and the Wyoming Sage
Grouse Campaign which was supported by The
Conservation Fund and the Knobloch Family
Foundation.

Bettine More Close Nature Reserve, Sublette County

Closed 12/31/2016

The 1,000-acre Bettine More Close project
conserves important riparian areas and important
grazing lands. The conservation easement
connects two other conserved ranches held by
the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust, on large
family-run multi-generation operations.

Property owner Ms. Glenn Close commented
on the completion of the project, “My daughter,
Annie, and I are overjoyed that we have been able
to preserve our 1,000 acres, in perpetuity, with the
collaboration of the Wyoming Stock Growers Land
Trust, in the name of our beloved mother and
grandmother, Bettine Moore Close.”

Rim Ranch, Sublette County

Acquired from The Conservation Fund on 02/02/2016

The 3,989-acre Rim Ranch project conserves
portions of the Wyoming Game and Fish
Department’s Hoback Designated Crucial
Habitat Area, which includes crucial habitats
for the greater sage-grouse, elk, mule deer, and
pronghorn.

The ranch supports local grazing operations and
outdoor recreation. The conservation easement
is contiguous with two other easements held by
Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust.

Funding for the project, which closed on
December 30, 2014 was provided by the Natural
Resources Conservation Service, the Wyoming
Wildlife and Natural Resource Trust, and the
Wyoming Sage Grouse Campaign which was
supported by The Conservation Fund and the
Knobloch Family Foundation.

C-Bar-B Ranch, Johnson County

Acquired from the Johnson County Commissioners on 06/06/2016

The 1,043- acre C-Bar-B Ranch project
conserves both picturesque views of the
Bighorn Mountain Range, and important
agricultural lands. The ranch, located
northeast of Buffalo, produces high quality
alfalfa, Red Angus cattle, and serves as
habitat for a variety of wildlife in the area.
Steve and Marty Gose, ranch owners,
were kind enough to host the 2016 Annual
Roundup Barbeque, and commented on
their conservation experience, “We are
proud to be part of Wyoming Stock Growers
Land Trust, having known several directors
and members gives us a comfortable feeling,
for they face the same problems as we do in
owning a cattle and farming operation and
will help us solve them as we move along.”

2015 - 2016 Thank You
MONITORING IN Fremont Motors!
THE REAR VIEW
The Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust
Estimated miles driven: 25,000 would like to thank Fremont Motors
Cups of coffee: 220
for their generous in-kind donation of a
Livestock traffic jams: 30 leased vehicle. Fremont has sent our team
Flat tires: 4 out into Wyoming’s wide-open spaces in
reliable and safe vehicles since 2011, and
Stewardship staff: 2
Yak sightings: 1 we would like to thank them for their
continued support.

WHERE A FAMILY'S LEGACY AND A MISSION

COME TOGETHER

After making provisions for loved ones and friends, one or more charitable interests are often included in a deed,
will or living trust. By giving a gift through a deed of a remainder interest, a will or a trust, individuals can help
the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust conserve working ranches in Wyoming.

This process is known as planned giving. The plans made today will help define a family legacy and ensure that
philanthropic wishes are carried out. Through a proper will, individuals can have a significant impact on the
causes they care about, including the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust.

Donations made by will or other bequest effective at death are 100% deductible for estate tax purposes. Dona-
tions are simple to make and may only require drafting a simple deed or codicil (amendment) to a current will.
Many people are able to make larger gifts through their will than would be possible using current income.

Retirement Plans

Many financial advisors suggest using these funds to make charitable gifts to reduce the tax burden on heirs by
reporting the amount withdrawn combines with an offsetting charitable donation.

Securities

Giving appreciated securities (stocks, bonds and mutual funds) can generate additional tax savings. Such gifts are
generally deductible for income tax purposes at their full current value if owned for longer than one year. They
can be used to offset taxes up to 30% of adjusted gross income.

Life Insurance

The donation of a policy that has been paid for allows the donor to receive a tax deduction for its fair market
value. A life insurance policy naming the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust as the irrevocable owner and ben-
eficiary provides the donor with a tax deduction for the policy’s cash value.
Future payments to the Land Trust to cover the premiums on the policy can also be deducted. In each example
above, you can name more than one charitable organization as a beneficiary.

Bequest

A bequest is made through a will or trust. Bequests of real estate can also be made through provisions in a deed.
Typically, a bequest in a will or trust would specify that a dollar amount or percentage of your estate be left to the
Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust. The donation is exempt from federal estate tax and allows the donor use
and control of the assets during his or her lifetime.

Real Estate

Gifts of real estate can be made to the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust for the benefit of Wyoming’s next
generation of producers. A bequest of working land can be passed along to a young ranching family though our
Ranchland Succession Program. Or individuals may choose to donate the property and retain a life estate, real-
izing the value of the gift during their lifetime and remaining on the land they love. Condos and houses in town
can also be left to the Stock Growers Land Trust and the proceeds derived from their sale directed to support our
mission.

Legacy Society

Our Legacy Society includes individuals and families that have left the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust as a
beneficiary in their will or trust. If you would like more information about our Legacy Society please let us know.

Legacy Society Members:

Jackie Griffith - Dr. John and Susie Lunt - Fred and Catherine Kusel - Pamela Dewell -
Georgene Lebar Charitable Trust - Wood Ranch - Marcia Gladstone

2015-2016 Fiscal year donors

The Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust would like to thank those individuals, businesses and organizations that helped

us achieve our mission during the Fiscal Year: July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016.

Individuals Esch, Luke & Amanda Lerwick, Monte & Megan
Fagan, Thomas & Carol Lesage, Charles & Mary Ellen
Agopian, Richard Falk, Barbara Lewis, Craig & Mary Kay
Alley, Bo & Tara Ferguson, Bill & Karen Lewis, Jane
Alley, Lee & Ellen Fitzgerald, John Linehan, Patricia
Anderson, Carly-Ann Fitzsimons, Blair & Joseph Linford, Alan & Linda
Andres, Brad & Heather Flitner, Sara & Bill Ling, Brenda
Bagley, Jody & Suellen Ford, Randy Listen, Jim & Janet
Baker, Burke & Carole Frank, Dan & Bobbie Lockwood, Haley
Barker, Richard & Linda Freeman, John & Theresa Love, Kim & Mary Kay
Barnett, Alan & Marge Friess, Lynnette Lummis, Cynthia
Barnett, Ty Furman, Jim & Susan Lunt, John & Susie
Bartlett, John & Pam Garcia, Gerardo & Gloria Lunt, Lawrence & Beatrice
Bath, Nancy Gavaventa, Roxy Lunt, Nancy & Nancy
Benz Plank, Lollie Geis, Keith & Marie Lunt, Samuel & Deborah
Berger, Jack & Diana Gladstone, Marcia Luthi, Randall
Berger, Rosie & Bob Glenn, Erik Lykes, Mayo & Susan
Bernstein, Joel & Gail Glode, Joe & Evans, Julie Machan, Carrol & Chris
Betts, Budd & Emilie Glode, Mike & Lindy Madsen, Mark & Wendy
Boelter, Richard & Ann Gordon, Mark & Jennie Magagna, Jim
Boice, Jackie Gore, Susan Maloney, Bill & Carol
Bolkovatz, Rich & Michele Graner, Bill & Arla Mars, Forrest
Boswell, Chris Greene, Matt Marschner, Janet
Boswell, Chris & Kathryn Grieve, Tom Martinez, Astrid
Box, Chuck & Laurie Grover, David & Marilyn Masters, John
Brooks, Stan & Claire Haigh, Bob & Patricia McCue, Ron
Brown, Kelly Haines, Roy & Susan McIlvaine, George & Mary
Brown, Kermit & Margaret Hallmark, Douglas McKinley, John & Kathleen
Brown- Mathews, Sarah Hauge, Barbara Mickelson, Matthew & Brandy
Burke, Warren Healy, Mike & Sarah Mickle, Jennifer
Cannon, Kim & Susie Hearne, James & Margaret Miller, Dale & Mira
Cass, David Heinz, Bryan & Donna Miller, Marguerite
Chadwick, Forrest & Debbie Hendrickson, Amy Millin, Lori
Chidsey, Chuck & Muriel Hendry, Rob & Leslie Nielson, Jim & Anne
Christensen, Brian & Deanna Herrman, Chris Norris, Cathy
Coles, Roger Hicks, Jim & Mary Olson, Dorothea
Collamer, John & Sonja Hirshfeld, Theo & Dawn O'Neill, Bud
Cooper, Jerry & Pam Hocker, Phil & Jean Ortiz, James
Corbett, Hal & Katie Holsan, Gary & Linda Palen, Jerry & Ann
Cosner, John & Maggie Holz, Bernard Palmer, Holly
Cox, Matt & Margaret Hooper, Bruce & Tammy Panissidi, Judith
Cross, Rory & Demi Horning, David & Tressa Panos, Bill & Michelle
Curran, Wendy Horning, Rick & Mary Paseneaux, Carolyn
Dekraker, Luann Hunker, George & Paula Patel, Archit
Detrick, Larry & Susannah Hunkins, Ray & Debby Pendergast, Anne
Dewell, Pamela Hunter, Heath Petitpas, Patricia
Dilts, Barbara Isenberger, Lee & Peg Petry, Nancy
Dinneen, Marietta Johnson, Robert & Glee Phillips, Mantha
Dowling, Michael & Beverly Kirkbride, Alan & Lindi Pinter, Joe & Jean
Drew, Tyler Kirkbride, Jon & Dianne Pownall, Dick & Mary
Duke, H. Benjamin & Laurette Kirkbride, Dan & Lynn Prosser, Ed & Nancy
Edmondson, Wayne Kloth, Barbara Radice, Jayme
Edwards, Bill & Beth Kraft, Jerry & Linda Raynolds, Linda
Elliott, Bob & Brenda Kueter, Larry Reinke, Daniel & Shelley
Ellis, Frank & Jackie Lahti, Luana Roosevelt, Peter & Midge
Engrebretsen, Chuck & Mary Lathrop, Brent & Denise Roosevelt, Theodore
Enzi, Mike & Diana Lawson, Bruce Roscoe, Jim
Epler, Reba Laycock, Bill & Charlotte Ruhser, Gary & Jean
Eppler, Ashley Leininger, Zane & Barb Rux, Abby

Rux, Maggie Berenice Gates Hopper Family Fund Grainger Charitable Fund

Scarlett, Dick & Maggie Big Laramie River Ranch Grand Anesthesiology Services PC

Scherbel, Marlowe Boot Barn Grandfather Eagle

Schiffer, Tony & Linda Broken R Ranch Grants Leather

Schilling, Brian & Maggie Brush Creek Ranch Gretchen Swanson Family Foundation

Schrader, Bob & Betty Buck Ranch Inc.

Schweiger, Paul & Beverly Budd Ranches/Espenscheid Holdings, Grindstone Cattle Company

Scott, Sam LLC Hall and Hall

Seip, Janice Burns Insurance Halladay Motors Auto Group

Sewell, James & Jennifer By Nature Gallery Hat Creek Saddlery

Seyfert, Karen C & M Creations Heart Of The Rockies Initiative

Shepherd, Ruth C Bar B Ranch Heaven To Earth

Simpson, Al & Ann C.H. Brown Co. Hellyer Limited Partnership

Smith, Nels & Jeanette Cabins Ranch - Miller Trusts Heritage Place

Souza, Jared & Rebecca Casper Events Center Horse Creek Cattle Co

Steenbergen, Dale & Sharon Casper Glass Hotel Wolf

Stoddard, Jim & Kathy Catalina's Originals Hovendick Ranch

Stubson, Tim & Susan Cave Creek Designs Hunt Nation

Swallow, Aaron & Leah Cheyenne Beverage Indian Springs Ranch

Swanson, Tracy & Liz Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce IXL Ranch

Taylor, Bob & Suzanne Cheyenne Eye Clinic J Bar 9 Ranch

Thomas, Susan & Craig Cheyenne Frontier Days J/N Mercantile

Thompson, Stanley & Betty Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Jackson Hole Paragliding

Thomson, William & Toni Museum Jenkins Creek Ranch

Turner, John & Mary Kay Christine Kronz Photographer Jet Set West

Van Os, Erik Cindy's Fashion Trends Johnny Midnite Gourmet

Vigil, Mitch & Karen Clarendon Ranch Jonah Bank

Voyles, Kevin Cora Valley Angus Ranch King Ranch

Walsh, Miriam Cottonwood Ranches King Soopers

Walters, Larry & Patty Covered In Blessings Knobloch Family Foundation

Webb, Jerry Cowboy Saloon and Dance Hall/ L. Patton Kline Family Foundation

White, Bruce & Beth Buckhorn Bar Land Trust Alliance - Western Program

Wilson, Robert & Susan Cowhide Outlet Assistant

Wright, Charles Creek Bend LLC Laramie Peak Motors

Wright, Kate CSmith's Outdoor Adventures Las Vegas Events

Yoakum, Linda Culbertson Place Libbey Foundation

Zeller, Jack & Nancy D. Michael Thomas - Fine Western Life Management Advisors

Businesses-Organizations-BDr.Aon. zDeasvidson Linton's Big R Stores
Live Water Properties, LLC

Foundations-Grants Davis & Cannon Livewater Properties
Dereemer Livestock Company Lonabaugh and Riggs, LLP

Anonymous Devils Tower Trading Post Lou Taubert Ranch Outfitters

4J Ranch Devon Energy Corporation Luthi & Voyles, LLC

A Prairie Dawn Drift Mader, Tschacher, and Peterson, CPA

Accents Of Wyoming DSH Ventures Manning Ranch

Admiral Beverages Corporation Family Wealth Counseling Center Martindale's Western Store

Alexander Ranch Farm Credit Services Of America McCarty Land & Water Valuation

Amazon Smile Fetcher Ranch Midas Auto Service & Tires of Cheyenne

Ambriz Jewelry First Interstate BancSystem Foundation Murdock Cattle Company

American Quarter Horse Assoc. First Interstate Bank National Cowboy and Western Heritage

Anadarko Petroleum Corporation First Interstate Bank- Buffalo Location Museum

Andrew Allen Charitable Foundation Fleischli Enterprises Natural Resources Conservation Service

Antler Motel Fly Shop Of The Bighorns New Frontier Ranches Inc

Arnjac Corporation Foundation For The Episcopal Diocese New Milford Orthopedics

ASAP Capital Inc. Of Wyoming Northern American Spirits & Wine

Ballinger Rocking R Ranch, LP Fremont Motors Brokerage Of WY

Bank Of Commerce Frontier Iron Works Notquitea Ranch

Bar K Bar Gallery West & The Frame Plant Office Of Senator Mike Enzi

Bear Lodge Cattle Company, Inc. Glen Powell Artworks Old West Cedarmill

Beartrap Meadows Glennannie Corporation One Bar Eleven Ranch

Beaver Creek Hat Co. The Office of Governor Matt Mead Oxbow Ranch

Paint With Gunpowder Western Tradition In Memory of Stan Murdock
Paisley N Pearls Western Wyoming Veterinary - Dick and Maggie Scarlett
Peak Appraisal Group Association
Peterson Appraisal Co. Wheatland Country Store In Memory of Bill and Mary
Platte Valley Bank Wheel Of Fortune Scarlett
Pony Tracks Gallery, LLC Wind River Seed -Dick and Maggie Scarlett
Powder River Energy Corp. Wire Works Custom Jewelry In Memory of James Shore
Producers Livestock Marketing Wolf Creek Charitable Foundation - Big Laramie River Ranch
Association Wood Creations In Memory of Craig Thomas
Prosinski Custom Framing & Fine Art Wood River Ranch, LLC - Susan Thomas
Purdy Family Foundation Wooden Boat River Tours In Memory of Alvin Wiederspahn
R & R Traders Pewter Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural
Rawlins National Bank Land Trust -Platte Valley Bank
Rim Ranch, LLC WYO Theater, Inc. - Indian Springs Ranch
Rocking Chair Foundation Wyoming Association of Conservation - Foundation For The Episocpal
Rocky Mountain Financial Group Wyoming Bank and Trust Diocese Of Wyoming
S-A Cattle Wyoming Business Report - William Thomson
Samsville Gallery Wyoming Department of Workforce - Lynette E. Friess
Schale Company Services - John E. Masters
Senator Barrasso Wyoming Downs, LLC - Jim Furman
Silver Star Telephone Wyoming Game and Fish Department - Luana Lahti
Simon Farm and Land Company - Wyoming Livestock Roundup - Jim Stoddard
Wyoming Division, LLC Wyoming Natural Resource - Frank Ellis
Simple Joys Foundation - US Senator Mike Enzi
Sims Cattle Company Wyoming Stock Growers Association - Craig Lewis
Sims Land & Livestock Inc. Wyoming Wildlife and Natural - Bill Edwards
Soaking Stone Coasters Resource Trust - Jane Lewis
Sommers Herefords, LLC Wyoming Wool Growers Association - John P. Fitzgerald
Sommers Ranch, LLC YMCA Of The Rockies - Thomas Fagen
Staridge Ranch - Marguerite Miller
Strasser Log Furniture In Honor - Barbara H. Dilts
Sundance State Bank - UTE Creek Cattle Company
Superintendent of Public Instruction In Honor of Trigg James Newton - Carly-Ann Anderson
Sweetwater River Conservancy -Brush Creek Ranch - Murdock Cattle Company
TE Ranch - Antler Motel
Teacher's Corner / Kid's Mart In Honor of Mantha Phillips - Ray Hunkins
Thaler Land & Livestock
The Brooks Foundation - Theo Hirshfield This list reflects donations received
The Colorado Avalanche / Kroenke July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016.
Sports Enterprises In Memory We apologize for any mistake or
The Conservation Fund omissions. Please contact us with the
The Cowboy Shop In Memory of Tom Grahm correct information so we can correct
The Pioneer Woman - Dick and Maggie Scarlett our records and thank you more
The Powder Horn Golf Community In Memory of Glen Lerwick appropriately.
The Robert & Emilie Betts Foundation -Monte Lewrick
Tina Willis Bootique West In Memory of Angus E. Linton
Tom Balding Bits and Spurs -Linton’s Big R Stores
Tom Lucas Western Art In Memory of Gene Linton
Torrington Livestock Markets - Lee Isenberger
Trader Barb's Gallery In Memory of Dr. John & Susie
Twisted Hearts Lunt
Tzigane
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services - Janice Seip
University of Wyoming
US Bank Foundation ( Mike Dowling) - Ashley Eppler
US Bank
UTE Creek Cattle Company - Barbara Falk
Warren Federal Credit Union
Warren Livestock Company - Grand Anestesiology Services PC
Wayland H. Cato, Jr. Foundation, Inc.
Western Landowners Alliance - Miriam J. Walsh (2)

- Joe Glode

- Big Laramie River Ranch

- Charles Lasage

- Jack Zeller

- Erik Von Os

- Fetcher Ranch

- Grindstone Cattle Company

- Peter Roosevelt

A Year of Conservation Makes A Difference

Over 940 years of history One monumental view 5 Cultural heritage sites

29,098 acres 1,000 acres 8 new families
of livestock habitat of Tractor habitat

10.5 Miles 14,910 acres One Organization
of creeks and rivers of Sage grouse core area

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