Ranch Route
Bringing together America's ranchers, farmers and makers with the people who value their craft and their story.An authentic marketplace built on those stories.
How It Works
Two ways to connect
Whether you're looking to buy direct, or you're looking to reach new customers, Ranch Route makes the connection simple.
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Find a Producer
The people behind what you love are right here. Find farm stays, tours and hands on experiences with real families across the country, hear their stories, and take their goods home with you.
Partners
Meet Our Partners
Real goods, real stories, real people
Cody Iron Works
Cody, Wyoming
N.J. Pawley comes from a long line of horse trainers. He apprenticed with the teacher at the local college, took the course twice, apprenticed with a couple more men, and became a farrier. That is where the blacksmithing starts. A farrier has to make his own shoes, and then his own tools, and once you are making your own tools you are a blacksmith whether you have called yourself one or not. Cody Iron Works is a one man blacksmith shop in Cody, Wyoming, where N.J. Pawley hand forges hat racks, knives, dinner bells and hardware over coal and propane fire. He has been forging full time since about 2008, in this shop for seven years, and has been on Etsy since roughly 2010. Ninety percent of the business is online and he recently passed his five thousandth order. Almost every tool in the shop he made himself. For years the shape of his life was training horses in the summer and blacksmithing through the winter. In summer, when Cody hits a hundred and six degrees, he forges in the middle of the night. Every finished piece gets linseed oil, originally flaxseed, a protective coating smiths have used since at least the Middle Ages. It goes on hot and it smokes, and he admits it is dramatic. He is explicit that he does not sell out of the shop and does not want walk in retail traffic, for tax and licensing reasons. He teaches, but only two students at a time, because in a room where a set of tongs left in the rack is still hot enough to take skin off, two is what one man can watch.
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Hasselmann Family Farm
Marengo, IL
Hasselmann Family Farm is a traditional family farm located in Marengo, Illinois, just 60 miles from Chicago. The Hasselmann family has been farming in the Chicago area for over 100 years, starting with Henry Hasselmann's migration from Hanover, Germany, in the late 1800s. Today, under the leadership of Scott Hasselmann, the farm focuses on sustainable and regenerative farming practices, offering pasture-raised meats and eggs to positively impact the community and environment.
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Florida Jaws Fishing Charters
Goodland, Florida
Florida Jaws is a private fishing charter working out of Goodland on Marco Island, running offshore, inshore and land based shark trips across Southwest Florida. Captains Noah van der Merwe and Paul Miller run every trip on a custom rigged 31 foot Twin Vee catamaran, from grouper on deep Gulf structure to tarpon in the mangroves to hammerheads hooked from the beach on drone deployed baits. Every trip is private, every bit of gear is included, and the catch gets cleaned before you leave.
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Lost Bandidas
Gardnerville, Douglas County
Meet Amber Bradford Clark — The Woman Behind Lost Bandidas Raised on a small ranch surrounded by registered Hereford cattle, Amber Bradford Clark’s roots run deep in agriculture and the Western way of life. Growing up, she was actively involved in 4-H, FFA, and the Hereford Association, building a foundation of hard work, creativity, and a love for the ranching community that continues to shape her life today. Amber met her husband in 2011, and together they began a life filled with adventure, following cowboy jobs throughout Idaho and Montana before eventually settling in Nevada, where they have spent the last 10 years. Along the way, they have built a family and are raising three children whom they homeschool, passing down their love for agriculture, the Western lifestyle, and the values that come with it. Lost Bandidas started as a side hustle selling clothing and has gradually grown into a thriving business with a personality all its own. Amber wanted to create clothing that reflected her Western roots while remaining affordable for everyday cowboys, cowgirls, and families. Today, Lost Bandidas features Amber’s original drawings and designs on unique clothing pieces that are “Cowboy Wage” affordable — proving that Western style doesn’t have to come with a high price tag. In 2025, Amber decided to take a leap and explore another creative passion: leatherwork. Although she had done some braiding earlier in her marriage, working with braiding became difficult with young children around. As life changed and the opportunity presented itself again, she picked up the craft and discovered a whole new creative outlet. What began as an experiment quickly became a major part of the business. Today, Lost Bandidas is approximately 50% clothing and 50% leatherwork, combining Amber’s original artwork, Western fashion, and handcrafted leather creations. From unique statement pieces to practical, one-of-a-kind accessories, her goal is to make Western-inspired items that are creative, distinctive, and affordable for everyone. For Amber, Lost Bandidas is about more than just running a business. It is a way to bring her creativity to life, stay connected to the Western lifestyle she grew up in, and build something meaningful for her family. Between homeschooling three children, supporting their agricultural interests, and running a growing business, Amber is proof that a little creativity, a lot of determination, and a strong set of Western roots can go a long way. Lost Bandidas is Western-made in spirit, creatively driven, and built for real people living the Western way of life. Whether you’re looking for affordable Western clothing or unique leatherwork that stands out from the crowd, Amber is bringing her own vision to the industry — one design and one handmade piece at a time.
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Heart Mountain Valley Ranch
Cody, Park County
Heart Mountain Valley Ranch is a real Wyoming Ranch This is all grass fed and grass finished beef. We do ship any where in the continental US We pride ourselves on healthy happy cattle. We raise Romagnola, Saler and Red angus We are a real working Wyoming ranch with kids and dogs and a few sheep and one stray goat that turned up adopted us. We don’t pretend to be a movie set ranch we are a real working ranch with muddy boots and holes in our gloves. We have four grown children who all work with us and four grandchildren with a fifth on the way. We do this so they will have a good life with morals and to learn to be a productive citizen to contribute to our society. We believe in God and that the USA is the greatest country in our World. If you’re ever in the area look us up. So our beef is sold by the 1/4 1/2 or whole and as of today we are sold out until Dec but we are taking orders. We do occasionally have some extra ground beef We do not vaccinate, or use insecticides or herbicidess. We grow all our own feed. We use kelp and sea salt for mineral and we use organic fish oil for fertilizer. Never ever any other weird junk here Want more info? Call me 3075878514 3078998514 We have been a Wyoming ranching family longer than Wyoming has been a GREAT state and we are proud of our family heritage
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Original Cody Gun Show
Cody, Wyoming
The Original Cody Gun Show has been held in Cody, Wyoming for 52 years. Every December, dealers from across the region set up at the Cody Auditorium on Beck Avenue with guns, knives, swords and Old West collectibles, and for two days the town buys, sells and trades. It is not the big July collectors show at Riley Arena. It is the hometown one: a $10 ticket, a Friday afternoon and a Saturday, tables you can walk in a morning, and the same faces year after year. The show is run today by N.J. Pawley, the cowboy blacksmith behind Cody Iron Works, and John Shwartz. In 2026 Ranch Route is sponsoring the show, so the story lives here alongside the partners who make the goods you will find on the tables.
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THE MARKET
Fresh from our Partners
Fresh from local partners and small-scale producers
Bee Pollen Natural 4oz
Honey Lake Bee Company
Small Yogurt Cups 6x
Hasselmann Family Farm
$15.90
Full Service Boarding - New Barn
Timmermann's Ranch & Saddle Shop
$1,000.00
Horseshoe Heart Hook
Cody Iron Works
$50.00
Beef, T-Bone Steak (100% Grass-Finished)
Jacobson Family Farms
$10.00
Beeswax 1 Oz Bar
Honey Lake Bee Company
Large Eggs
Hasselmann Family Farm
$12.75
Grooming Supplies
Timmermann's Ranch & Saddle Shop
Leaf Wall Hook
Cody Iron Works
$50.00
Beef, Short-Ribs (100% Grass-Finished)
Jacobson Family Farms
$10.00
Beeswax Jojoba Oil And Pine Resin For Food Saver Wraps Also Use To Re Freshen Old Food Saver Wraps
Honey Lake Bee Company
Beef Pet Food
Hasselmann Family Farm
$5.75
Full Service Boarding - Little Barn
Timmermann's Ranch & Saddle Shop
$935.00
Classic Cowboy Hat Rack
Cody Iron Works
$45.00
Radish, Easter Egg
Jacobson Family Farms
$4.00
Pillar Candles White 5 Sizes
Honey Lake Bee Company
Smooth Unsweetened Peanut Butter
Hasselmann Family Farm
$6.99
Pick-up and return delivery services
Timmermann's Ranch & Saddle Shop
Lyman Ideal 310 Tool, New Old Stock
Cody Iron Works
$93.50
Microgreens, Mizuna - Green
Jacobson Family Farms
$5.00
Beeswax Pellets Triple Filtered Cosmetic Grade Usa Beeswax Yellow
Honey Lake Bee Company
Grass-Fed Beef Tallow
Hasselmann Family Farm
$19.99
Cowboy boots
Timmermann's Ranch & Saddle Shop
Bucking Bronco Wall Hook
Cody Iron Works
$45.00
THE RANCH ROUTE DIFFERENCE
Why Ride with Ranch Route
More than a marketplace, a movement back to real connection and honest goods
Stories That Matter
We bring awareness to the farms, ranches, and artisans behind the work, sharing their stories, their craft, and the people who make it all happen.
Direct Connection
We connect you directly with the people behind your food and goods, making it easy to discover, support, and build real relationships with the farms and ranches you trust.
Building a Community
Ranch Route is building a community rooted in authenticity, hard work, and trust, bringing together those who believe in supporting real producers and the values they stand for.
