Wagonhound is a 300,000-acre historic working ranch in Wyoming, with elevations ranging from 5,000 feet to 9,000 feet. Cowboys rely on steady quarter horses from the ranch's remuda to manage herds in the rugged terrain. This ranch, now under the stewardship of Catherine and Art Nicholas since 1999, is dedicated to preserving its rich history and honoring tradition, with a goal of returning the land to its pristine condition. Photographed by Anouk Krantz, the daily and seasonal rhythms of ranch life come to life in "Ranchland: Wagonhound." This large-format book provides a stunning glimpse into the cattle driving, branding, and horse training that define cowboy culture and land stewardship in the American West.

• Written by Anouk Masson Krantz
• Hardcover
• 304 pages
• Dimensions: 14.02"L x 1.49"D x11.32"W