P.O. Box 243, Sulphur, Oklahoma, 73086
(580) 993-0097 -- calls, texts or voicemails
Where We ride
Chickasaw National Recreation Area
Most of the year, our 2 hour and longer rides are taken out in the beautiful Chickasaw National Area (CNRA) located on the south edge of Sulphur. The riders pictured on the left are going up past the Veteran's Lake dam and spillway. We ride on approximately 5000 acres of hills and canyons located east of Arbuckle Lake.
Wolfe Ranch
Our 1 hour rides and lessons are taken out on our ranch north of Sulphur. The back part of our ranch includes a creek crossing, several ponds, rolling hills and woods. Riders pass several horse herds including mares with foals every spring. There are many beautiful photo opportunities and your guide will offer to take photos of your group or stop and let you take photos anywhere on the ranch.
Large Area Ranches
We occasionally have special rides available on large private ranches including Spring and Fall rides organized by the local 4-H club. The photo on the left was taken on one of the largest ranches in Oklahoma, right on the very top of the Arbuckle Mountains.
Please excuse the 'mess' near the staging area!
If you think it looks like a tornado went through here -- well, it did. An EF4 tornado hit us squarely, wiping out our home of 36 years along with just about everything else. Please be patient with us as we are trying to get it all cleaned up while still raising and training horses and taking out recreational riders. Take a look at the photos taken right after the tornado.
To the right is all that is left of our ranch hand's trailer home. We lost our home, our son lost his home and we lost more than a dozen horses. Our first priority has been to clear fields of debris and rebuild all of the fences so our horses have a safe place to live. Now, we have to figure out how to get rid of the debris that we piled up near the ranch headquarters.
To the left, this is what is left of our equipment shed and shop building. That's a tandem axle farm truck with a lift bed laying on its side.
We lost our barn, a big hay shed and every pen and fence as well.
We aren't complaining. None of us were injured. We were all in an underground tornado shelter just recently installed. We just ask that you be patient with us.