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She’s A Hand Ranch Camp logo featuring line-art cowboys, a fallen steer, and a mounted rider above the text “SHE’S A HAND RANCH CAMP.”

A place to learn, a place to belong.

Hands-on cattle and ranch education for women in Montana. Build practical skills, gain confidence, and find your place on the ranch.

YOU DOn’t have to know it all to belong here.

YOU DOn’t have to know it all to belong here.

WELCOME TO SHE’S A HAND RANCH CAMP!

Whether you grew up ranching, married into it, or are just getting started, there's a place for you to learn, get hands-on, and grow alongside women who understand.

Real skills. Real cattle. Real confidence.

Two women in cowboy hats hold down cow at ranch camp

CATTLE HANDLING

SORTING IN A PEN, PUSHING DOWN ALLEY, HANDLING GATES

Smiling woman in a work jacket and baseball cap holding a syringe and giving a thumbs-up while working to vaccinate cattle

DIAGNOSE + TREAT: PINK EYE, FOOT ROT, PNEUMONIA + MORE, IV MEDS, DRAW BLOOD, OBSERVE SICKNESS

CATTLE HEALTH

Woman herding a group of black cattle in a fenced livestock pen

VACCINE ADMINISTRATION, EAR TAGGING, IMPLANTING, PREG CHECKING, CASTRATING, VEINING, BRANDING, SEMEN TESTING + MORE

CATTLE PROCESSING

woman learning to brand at ranch camp

TRAILER BACKING UP, BUD BOX OPERATION, SKID STEER OPERATION, CHUTE + SCALE OPERATION, LEADERSHIP TRAINING

EQUIPMENT & RANCH WORK

Group of women at ranch camp sitting in a pickup truck bed overlooking cattle in a mountain valley

FIND YOUR RANCH CAMP

DIFFERENT SEASONS. DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES. THE SAME COMMITMENT TO HANDS-ON LEARNING.

women learning to rope cow at ranch camp

STANDARD

THE SIGNATURE HANDS-ON RANCHING EXPERIENCE

Two women learning to herd cattle in a sunlit livestock pen.

CALVING

THE FULL EXPERIENCE + CALVING SEASON OPPORTUNITIES

women learning to rope cattle at ranch camp

HORSEBACK

PUTTING YOUR RIDING SKILLS TO WORK WITH CATTLE

“Camp was what I needed to take the dream of ranching and break it down into steps that I could take everyday that would become the real business we have now. I castrated all our bull calves by myself and have tagged and given our herd all their vaccines.” -Sarah, Ranch Camp Alum

Rancher in a cowboy hat herding cattle in a muddy livestock pen during rain
Smiling woman in a cattle ranch pen holding a rope, wearing a cattleman's cap and maroon shirt.
Two women examine and vaccinate a black cow in a wooden barn, with one woman kneeling beside the animal.
Woman in a red shirt and baseball cap herding cattle
Two women learning beside cattle in a fenced livestock pen at a farm.

INVESTMENT INFORMATION

STANDARD / CALVING / HORSEBACK

$4,250

PAY IN FULL

PAYMENT PLAN FOUR PAYMENTS OF $1,125

$4,500

Includes lodging, meals, instruction, ranch activities, and airport transportation from Bozeman or Helena. Travel to Montana is not included.

“HAVING NEVER BEEN, AND STILL CURRENTLY NOT WORKING IN THE BEEF INDUSTRY, I WASN’T SURE IF RANCH CAMP WAS SOMETHING I SHOULD PARTICIPATE IN. WHILE RAISING BEEF IS SOMETHING I WOULD LOVE TO DO ONE DAY, IT ISN’T WHAT I AM DOING NOW, WHICH BROUGHT UP THE QUESTION, IS RANCH CAMP SOMETHING I SHOULD INVEST IN? THE ANSWER WAS YES, AND I AM SO GLAD I DID!” -Kiara, Ranch Camp Alum