JG Bison is approximately 170 acres near Sheridan, Wyoming. What once was an open cattle range, is now our home and ranch, dedicated to the enhancement and production of the land and wildlife, providing the idea environment for our bison herd to thrive.
Open meadows, rolling hills, rocky outcrops, thick trees and shrubs lends to a diverse landscape with a creek running its length. Our ranch is home to all types of wildlife including Mule and Whitetail deer, antelope, coyote, fox, black bear, bobcat, badger, porcupine, skunk, rabbit, squirrel, chipmunk, mice, turtle, frog, lizard, many types of snakes, birds of prey, a wide variety of songbirds, and a whole host of bugs and insect. Though less common, elk and mountain lion have been seen traversing the property as well.
The landscape is comprised of native grasses including needle and thread, green needlegrass, sideoats grama, blue grama, western wheatgrass, sandberg bluegrass, prairie junegrass, to name a few. There is also an abundance of smooth brome, orchard grass, and timothy in our lowlands and open pastures.
Chokecherry trees and bushes encompass a lot of the ranch in draws, along with wild plum, silver sage brush, Rocky Mountain juniper, cottonwood, Mountain Ash, honey locust, ponderosa pine, and currant bush. The ranch also has many kinds of native wildflowers and other woody bushes and trees.
The natural features of our ranch provide for the ideal habitat for our bison herd to roam and explore; soaking up the sun, lounging in the shade, wallowing on hillsides, and grazing away in the lush grasses.
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