As a tribute to The Treasure State, each of our accommodations are named for something native to Montana. As part of our “Native Nomenclature” series, learn more about the origin of the individual tent names at Tent City…inspired by infamous Montana outlaws:
Rattlesnake Jake: Wanted for minor horse rustling, suspected of murder and wanted in half a dozen towns and at least four territories.
The Wild Bunch: The Hole-in-the-Wall Gang Robbed Trains and Shot People.
Dutch Henry: Terrorized settlers with their horse thievery, kidnapping and robberies.
Big Nose George: A rustler and robber who in his life ran with many outlaws.
The Pigeon-Toed Kid: Ran with a bunch of horse thieves who were rustling along the border and selling them in North Dakota.
Long-Haired Owens: Was Rattlesnake Jake’s partner in crime.
We’re just a month away from Montana Master Chefs 2010. Here’s a clip of Brian Bistrong, one of our featured chefs from Braeburn in New York, sharing his chocolate chip cookie recipe.
Counting down to Montana Master Chefs (September 30-October 3), and to enjoying the cuisine of Mark Peel. Here he his demonstrating a simple, yet delicious recipe.
This year, we began offering cattle drive adventures to our guests. The response has been overwhelming (both from the cattle and the guests). It’s an activity you have to experience to understand…but we thought these photographs might help:
We are pleased to announce that Paws Up Outfitters® has launched a new website complete with trip descriptions, photos, and downloadable brochures.  We welcome you to peruse the site, learn more about the one-of-a-kind adventure we offer, and ask us questions via phone, email, or live chat.
Montana Master Chefs is featured in the July/August edition of 425 Magazine. A big thanks to Ethan Chung for this outstanding article, and to Mery Donald for the stunning images.
The much anticipated Creekside Camp has opened! We were pleased to welcome the first guests to the newest luxury camp at Paws Up. Here’s a sneak peek (much more to come):
We have some new friends at our Kids Cowpokes’ Corral. We’ll introduce them to you one at a time.
Hi, I’m Butters! I was born on a farm in Choteau, Montana. My friends Mike, Mackenzie, and Tara picked me up on a cold day in June. I was only four weeks old and a little scared that first day and rightfully so. When I arrived at the ranch I learned I was sharing my new corral with some crazy animals!
I enjoy a bottle every morning and love to lay in the sunshine all day. It’s a tough life, but “hay”, somebody’s gotta do it! I also really love following kids around and oh my, when they let me suck on their fingers it’s the greatest! I have a sweet spot behind both of my ears on my neck, and I will be your best friend if you scratch it. I have tons of fun chasing the other animals around our corral, but don’t worry, we’re just playing!
As a tribute to The Treasure State, each of our accommodations are named for something native to Montana. As part of our “Native Nomenclature” series, learn more about the origin of the individual tent names at Tent City…inspired by infamous Montana outlaws:
