Meet The Oldham’s and The Double D Ranch!
The Wind River Wild Horse Sanctuary is located on the 1400-acre, working cattle ranch known as the Double D Ranch. The Double D Ranch is owned and operated by the Oldham Family and it fuels their passion for agriculture. In addition to caring for the 250 wild horses, the Oldham’s look after their own cattle, sheep, and registered Quarter-Horses at the base of the Wind River Mountains’, east of Yellowstone National Park.
Parent’s Denise & Dwayne, and adult children Jared, Odessa, and Jess use horses daily to care for their cattle, sheep, and other horses. Additionally, the sanctuary honors their Native American culture and deep reverence for the horse.
When they’re not caring for animals they enjoy spending time hunting, fishing, involved in 4-H and FFA, and just spending time with each other.
MEET OUR PARTNERS!
THE WIND RIVER WILD HORSE SANCTUARY IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PARTNERSHIPS:
The Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund serves the citizens of Wyoming by supporting Wyoming’s culture and heritage through grant funding of innovative projects for the enjoyment, appreciation, promotion, preservation, and protection of the state’s arts, cultural and historic resources; and to support and invest in Wyoming institutions that help further this mission.
Wyoming's Wind River Country is pretty much a stealth team of awesome people sharing awesome things with awesome people everywhere. That, and stimulating tourism by increasing awareness of and encouraging visitation to the unique destinations, activities, and events in Wind River Country.
Wyoming Bureau of Land Management is a regional chapter of the United States Department of Interior BLM, managing public lands "for today’s enjoyment and the benefit of future generations."