ABBOTT RANCH, LLC in the Nebraska Sandhills has a rich history and legacy, but we also would like to encourage visitors to gain insight into our current ranching practices in the United States, as well as view the variety of wildlife and livestock that the Nebraska Sandhills offer, first-hand.

Below are a few of the "main attractions". We are always welcoming and accommodating visitors from all over the world to our little piece of paradise, so please feel free to contact us to visit with your family, friends, or just yourself!

The irregular dunes and sandy soils are so distinct within the Great Plains that is warrants the Nebraska Sandhills to be its own ecoregion. Portions of the Sandhills are dotted with small lakes and wetlands, but can still be distinguished from other tallgrass and mixed grass areas because of a combination of physiography, soils, elevation, surface water characteristics, and natural vegetation. Precipitation and temperature are typically mild, providing a nice experience for visitors no matter the time of year. The Sandhills also sits atop one of the world's largest natural aquifers, The Ogallala Aquifer.

View more information about the Sandhills and the state of Nebraska at the links below.

The Nebraska Project
TheNebraskaSandhills.com
Sandhills Journey Scenic Byway
Dirt Meridian by Andrew Moore

Each year in June, the crew, plus many family, friends, and visitors, round up the pastures and brand spring calves. An awesome experience for any one wanting to learn more about the cattle industry and is also important time for the calves to be checked, vaccinated, and marked.

The Sandhills is home to lots of native wildlife including deer, antelope, pheasants, and more. The Niobrara and Snake rivers are located in the Sandhills, as are many spring fed lakes that  house several varieties of fish, with a majority being walleye.

If you are interested in hunting or fishing contact ABBOTT RANCH, LLC contact us.