Bison Ranch - 2200 Acres

A Legacy of Nature, Culture, and Opportunity

Nestled in the heart of Lamont County, Alberta, our 2200-acre Bison Ranch is more than just land—it's a living legacy. Home to the world's largest herd of White Bison and rich with natural resources like artesian springs and fertile soil, our ranch combines the majesty of the wild with the promise of sustainable development. We're offering an unparalleled opportunity to invest in a private compound where conservation meets commerce. With expansion potential in cultural tourism, sustainable agriculture, and education, our ranch is poised to become a beacon of heritage and innovation. Join us in creating a destination that honors the past while building the future.

Ranch Overview

• Location & Size: 2200 Deeded Acres in Lamont County, Alberta, Canada.
• Private Compound: Ensures exclusivity and privacy.
• Livestock:
  • 750 Plains Bison: Wood Bison Cross, a significant herd for breeding and conservation.
  • Elk Herd: Including brown and white elk, contributing to biodiversity.
• Natural Resources:
  • Gravel Deposits: Potential for resource extraction.
  • Artesian Spring: Provides natural, clean water, essential for both livestock and irrigation.
  • Irrigation Rights: Access to river water, critical for maintaining lush vegetation.
• Cultural & Heritage Sites:
  • Ukrainian Heritage Village: A unique cultural landmark that could be leveraged for tourism and educational purposes.
• White Bison Herd: Home to the world’s largest herd of White Bison, a major attraction for cultural and heritage tourism.
• Infrastructure:
  • Animal Handling Ring: For safe and efficient livestock management.
  • High Tensile Galvanized Fencing: Secure, durable fencing for effective land and livestock management.
  • Private Single Road Access: Ensures controlled and secure entry to the property.
• Contracts & Management:
  • Feed Contracts: Established agreements with neighboring ranches to supply feed, enhancing community ties and economic stability.
  • Livestock and Land Management Team: A professional team dedicated to maintaining the health of the land and livestock.
• Natural Vegetation & Wildlife: The land boasts fertile soil and a variety of natural vegetation, supporting diverse wildlife and contributing to the ecological balance of the area.

Expansion Opportunities

1. Non-Permanent Cultural Village or Golf Course:
   • Develop a cultural village or golf course that integrates with the natural landscape, offering both recreational and educational experiences.
2. Sprung Structure - Meat Processing and Vertical Growing:
   • Construct a Sprung Structure for efficient meat processing and vertical farming, enhancing sustainability and value-added production.
3. Tourism & Events:
   • Capitalize on the ranch’s natural beauty and cultural significance by developing tourism and event spaces, including accommodations and guided tours.
4. Education and Seminary:
   • Establish an educational facility or seminary, leveraging the site’s cultural heritage and natural environment for immersive learning experiences.
5. Hunting & Harvesting:
   • Offer guided hunting and harvesting experiences, focusing on sustainable practices and the unique wildlife of the region.
6. Strategic Proximity:
   • The ranch’s close proximity to other strategic ranches and locations presents opportunities for partnerships and collaborative ventures.
7. Genetic Livestock Breeding:
   • Focus on breeding programs that enhance the genetic diversity and health of the livestock, potentially partnering with academic institutions or research bodies.
8. Native Tribe Partnerships:
   • Forge partnerships with local Native Tribes for cultural, educational, and economic collaboration, respecting and incorporating Indigenous knowledge and practices.
9. Infrastructure Upgrades:
   • Upgrade and repurpose existing buildings and houses for modern use, including guest accommodations, educational spaces, or offices.
10. Natural Plants / Livestock Value Adding:
    • Develop products and services that add value to the ranch’s natural plants and livestock, such as specialty meats, herbal products, or eco-friendly materials.

This ranch presents a rare and comprehensive opportunity to blend conservation, culture, and commerce in a manner that respects the land and its heritage while embracing modern sustainable practices.