The Paladin Conservancy was founded in 2018 by Doug Averill, a lifetime resident of Bigfork, Montana. Homesteaded in 1886, Wrangler Springs was successfully farmed for years and has a colorful history. Encompassing 500 acres, the property includes productive farm ground, livestock areas, a large spring and beautiful creek. The goal at Wrangler Springs is to expose youth to a wide variety of new experiences by giving them the opportunity to take pride in a hard day’s work, get their hands dirty and learn life skills that are quickly becoming lost in today’s younger generation.
The farm experience will introduce
hands-on life skills to balance with our
culture’s high-tech lifestyle.
Wrangler Springs
Ranch
Week of Hope
2020
Honor and Serve
Ceremony 2020
program focus
To involve the community and younger generations in collectively enjoying and experiencing activities only found on a working Montana ranch.
Fish and Wildlife Habitat ~ Animal Nutrition ~ Livestock Breeding and Prodigy Development ~ Alternative Energy ~ Restoration ~ Construction and Building Skills ~ Equipment Maintenance ~ Infrastructure Design ~ Teamwork ~ Crop Rotation ~ Planting and Seed Bed Preparation ~ Field Nutrition and Pest Control ~ Cowboy Culture ~ Hydroponic Production ~ Best Agronomy Practices
DONATE
Your support funds projects aimed at youth education in farming, ranching, and real-life skills.
contact us
Email: info@mtpaladin.com