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RanchHER profiles the extraordinary women of the ranching industry — highlighting their grit, grace, and glory. The show isn’t limited to just ranching. It offers an intimate look at family life, day-to-day operations, industry policies, and community. Each of these women plays an important role on her ranch and in the industry as a whole, and we want to tell their stories. The show celebrates ranching culture and Western heritage through the eyes of the woman. read more

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