Large scale cattle ranching began in Nebraska shortly after the
end of the Civil War. In the late 1860s Texas cattlemen began driving large herds of Longhorn cattle to the vast grazing lands
of Nebraska. Longhorn were lean and sturdy and able to withstand the long drive north. Around the turn of the century Nebraska
cattle ranchers began to cross breed the longhorns with Hereford bulls from England to improve beef production. Today cattle
ranching in Nebraska is a thriving part of the states economy. Some of these working ranches extend their hospitality to guests
who really want to experience the cowboy way of life.
Seasons
Winters an be harsh on the Nebraska plains. Guest seasons
typically run April through October.
Weather
Summers are hot and dry with highs in the 80s and 90s during
the day and 60s at night.
Rowse's 1+1 is widely known for its wide open spaces, genuine
hospitality, phenomenal horses and unparalleled riding opportunities.From early morning till quitting time, it's you, your
horse and companions, soaking up warm sun and fresh air. The noise and hustle of life back home just a memory.
Large scale cattle ranching began in Nebraska shortly after the
end of the Civil War. In the late 1860s Texas cattlemen began driving large herds of Longhorn cattle to the vast grazing lands
of Nebraska. Longhorn were lean and sturdy and able to withstand the long drive north. Around the turn of the century Nebraska
cattle ranchers began to cross breed the longhorns with Hereford bulls from England to improve beef production. Today cattle
ranching in Nebraska is a thriving part of the states economy. Some of these working ranches extend their hospitality to guests
who really want to experience the cowboy way of life. 
Rowse's 1+1 is widely known for its wide open spaces, genuine
hospitality, phenomenal horses and unparalleled riding opportunities.From early morning till quitting time, it's you, your
horse and companions, soaking up warm sun and fresh air. The noise and hustle of life back home just a memory.