Company Description

In 1995 when Pam and Don split from the family, they were able to keep 25 head of registered cattle and their horses. With their two girls, Toni and Kellie, they started KT Ranch. The first decision was to get a stallion and breed some of the Sheiba daughters that had age and experience by this time. Kellie and Toni and had been showing the horses at every local event that they could convince their dad to haul them to from barrel racing, reining, pole pending, halter shows, trail shows, anything and everything. Don called a friend, who knew a guy, who called Rex Quintana who brought Docs Sizzle Bar to KT Ranch. "Siz" was an aged stallion by this time, bright red, skinny, and not a friendly horse. KT Ranch was lucky to get the breeding that Siz offered, but it took a few years to gain the horse's trust. KT Ranch continued to raise registered Braford cattle and eventually expanded to add some Herefords back in, as well as some Angus.

The horse side of the business expanded greatly and the cattle end did as well. KT Ranch was able to add Ben Geddes to the ranch when he married Kellie in 2002. Ben is a hard worker and rode bareback horses in high school. Ben and Kellie added the Angus herd to KT Ranch and have been raising fantastic Angus cattle ever since. Toni married "Kicker" Meacham, who came from a farming background, and helps run the cattle off of his four-wheeler, Scout.

KT Ranch continues to thrive with the balance of horses and cattle. Over 100 head of cattle and approximately 70 head of AQHA horses, with an emphasis on foundation breeding, KT Ranch now has another generation of young showmen and one showwoman to keep the dream alive in the great Columbia Basin.

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Products & Services

Breeding and raising registered Braford cattle ,   Horse riding and training for high school rodeos ,   Foundation breeding of horses and cattle ,   Farming background and assistance in ranch operations ,   Raising and training AQHA horses for showing ,   Management and maintenance of a ranch ,   Cattle herding and offloading