Palmer B&B Guest Ranch House
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Palmer Ranch House is the Perfect Getaway for Any Season of the Year!

The Guest House dates back to 1910. The Coopers bought it in the early 1930`s. Gary Palmer leased it from them in the 1980`s, then purchased it in 2000. Gary is about 5 miles from where he grew up on his parent's ranch. His brother now owns it.
This is a modest house that the homesteaders (Honyockers) built back then. Original furnishings and oil lamps that give a homey touch where heat stove, hot and cold running water and electricity provide modern comforts. Deep Creek runs by the front of the house which a screened-in porch overlooks. Guest will be staying on a house on the prairie.
Great for Hunters, and vacationers passing through. We will create a guest house package that meets your needs.
The rolling hills and butttes of the seemingly endless pasturelands are home to antelope, deer, turkeys, bald eagles and game birds. Guests will see a variety of game birds and animals, and hunters will not be disappointed.
We are a working cattle ranch on 5200 acres, breeding Black Angus mamma cows that produce calves. The main ranch house is about 1/4 mile away. The location is 13 miles west of Faith (which hosts an airport with a 4,200 ft. long runway), 100 miles from the Black Hills, Deadwood, Sturgis, and Mt Rushmore. Come see the newest Cabela's Store in Rapid City, South Dakota. The Badlands and Devils Tower are within 150 miles. Rapid City is the closest domestic airport.
Price includes breakfast - cooked and brought down to the guest house, or guests can join Innkeepers at the main house. We suggest you plan your supper on the night you arrive, as you are out in the country and there are no fast food places. Innkeeper will cook meals for you with advance notice, at an additional cost. Also, we will provide sack lunches. Children 1/2 price.
We welcome horse people to come and vacation with their horses. Want to ride the ranch? Or just come along to do ranch chores, checking water tanks, fencing (that's a favorite) and checking cows. Maybe you would like a tour of ranch in the suburban. We will make arrangements with advance notice. We don't offer horses for hire.
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Camper hook-ups and Wirless Internnet AccessHouse Description: two bedrooms, double beds, and a hideaway bed in living room could sleep 5 or 6 comfortable can accommodate more with notice, air conditioning, full kitchen ready for cooking, Satellite T.V., a full library of movies, laundry, and unattached garage.
We welcome horses and their owners with comfortable overnight accommodations.

We invite you to join us on a mini-cattle drive with your own horse. We have so many requests to join us moving cattle but not everyone has a whole week for a full blown cattle drive. So we are offering shorter one or two day mini cattle drives. These take place on the ranch, or where we are summering cattle. They involve rounding up and moving the cattle herd from one summer pasture to a new pasture. These pastures are several miles apart, so you still get plenty of riding done.
The mini-cattle drive is not a grueling 4 day non-stop full fledged ride back to the ranch' by night fall type of adventure, but for more experienced riders. We can stop and stretch our legs every so often. We pack lunches. This is by special arrangement and reservation. If you have dreamed of trying your hand at 'cowboying'this would be a great introduction. $200 per horse and rider/per day. Minimum of 3 days. -

James Potts, 2010
Reid Palmer (guide) & Todd Maxwell, 09
Bill Swan, TN, 04
Bill Swan, TN, 05
Dexter White, TN, 08
Dexter White, TN, 07 -

Tom & Heidi, MS, 2010
Steve Jones, FL, 2010
Larry Proffit, Elizabethton, TN, 2010
Charlie Imwalle, FL, 2010
Dave Pierce, AR; Chris Simon,
Leon Dufferon, WI, 2010
Dave Pierce, AR, 2010
Chris Simon, WI, 2010
Leon Duffron, WI, 2010