Neutral, GPS-Verified Range Riding for Wyoming Grazing Co-Ops
Eliminating member labor disputes, enforcing allotment fence integrity, and meeting BLM/USFS compliance—all for as low as $5.00 per head/month.
Request 2027 Board Presentation1. The Grazing Association Challenge
Unequal Member Labor
Managing miles of joint perimeter wire and solar pumps often falls on the same few ranches, causing friction among allotment permittees.
Federal Compliance Mandates
Strict BLM and USFS zero-rutting rules make motorized side-by-side checks risky across sensitive riparian draws and timber acreage.
Neutral Verification
Board officers require unbiased, GPS-verified proof that fences are tight, stock tanks are full, and cattle remain within legal boundaries.
2. The Institutional Mounted Solution
Iron Ridge Rangers deploys standardized 2-Ranger / 4-Mount field operational units to serve as dedicated 3rd-party range riders for your allotment. Every patrol delivers encrypted Garmin satellite GPS track logs and photo portal updates directly to association board officers.
3. Shared Co-Op Economics (2027 Rates)
| Retainer Package | Total Co-Op Monthly Rate | 10-Ranch Member Breakout |
|---|---|---|
| Active Grazing Season Patrol (3 Days/Wk) | $7,500 / month | $750 / month per ranch |
| Full-Season Allotment Sentinel (5–6 Days/Wk) | $13,500 / month | $1,350 / month per ranch |
The Cost-Per-Head Example
On an allotment running 1,500 head of cattle over a 3-month active grazing season, the Active Patrol Retainer breaks down to just $5.00 / head / month ($15.00 total per head for the entire season).
4. Schedule a 2027 Board Presentation
We are currently scheduling presentations for Grazing Association annual winter meetings across Crook, Campbell, Sheridan, Johnson, and Weston counties. Request a presentation or a 2027 Pre-Turnout Allotment Audit proposal below: