About Chase Brothers, LLC

Staying engaged in agricultural industry issues and fighting to keep our livelihoods and businesses healthy and prosperous is why I am a member of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association.

Alfalfa, a key component in Wyoming’s agricultural tapestry, is renowned for its robust forage production capacity, thriving in the state’s distinctive climatic and soil conditions.

The Bozeman Trail emerged during the time of broad mid-nineteeth century westward expansion. In essence, the Bozeman Trail was emblematic of the broader American push westward during the 19th century.

The newly offered for sale Intermountain Equestrian Center just north of Billings MT, is the home of Horses Spirits Healing (HSH), a 501 C 3 Non Profit. HSH is where the “hurting come to heal”; through Equine Assisted Services.

Investing in land has long been recognized as a pathway to financial security and wealth creation. Land investments provide tangible assets that can appreciate over time, diversify portfolios, and offer stability amidst market volatility. When considering land investments, Wyoming emerges as a particularly attractive destination.

Born from an equestrian way of life, in a community that sprang up along the Bozeman Trail, the Sheridan Lifestyle is like no other.

Take it from two people who made the move to Sheridan Wyoming and who truly believe they now reside in one of the most magnificent places in our great country. Everything about the Bighorn Mountain Foothills of Wyoming says “welcome home.”

Locals have always referred to this as the Bell Place and at one time many years ago it was a part of the Chase Family ranch.

Community involvement and ranching hold a special place in the hearts of the founders of Chase Brothers Land & Ranch. Galen Chase is often seen at Wyoming Stock Growers Association (WSGA) events where he serves on the Auction Committe.

The red poppy flower symbolizes the sacrifice of fallen troops since the First World War and continues to be a symbol of their sacrifice on Memorial Day. The poppies adopted this symbolism from the war poem “In Flanders Fields,” written by the Canadian physician, Lt. Col. John McCrae.