Ranch Hand - Summer 2025 - Red Horse Mountain Ranch

Our Ranch Hand position is a very rewarding job for those who are multi-talented with manual labor jobs and like to be outside.

You have to enjoy manual labor to like this job and you will thrive if you want to learn more about how to mix your love of the outdoors with world class hospitality. Lead by kind and encouraging managers, you can expect to be held to a high standard, be on the move, work hard, grow, and be proud of the summers you’ve spent with us.

What Your Day Will Look Like:

You Will Be Doing Landscaping Tasks

• Manual labor of weeding, mowing, trimming, planting

• Operating a riding lawn mower

• Driving a landscaping truck and trailer to various locations

• Loading and unloading various lawn care machines onto trailers and trucks

• Watering plants

• Loading brush and transporting

You Will Be Aiding in General Maintenance of the Property

• Heavy lifting and taking out trash at various ranch locations

• Aiding in fixing cabin related issues 

• Handy work

• Mending fence

• Light construction

• Vehicle upkeep

• Clearing horse trails

• Other odd jobs around the ranch

You Will Help Other Departments as Needed

• Guest shuttling for mountain bike rides

• Loading and unloading mountain bikes

• Lead Lining inexperienced riders at Barn with Kids Program

• Washing Dishes in Kitchen 

• Pulling traps for Sporting Clays

• Maintenance and repair needs for all departments

You Will Have Other Ranch Duties

• Working one night a week doing things like running karaoke, bar backing, campfire, roping, serving wine dinner, or dishes

• Helping in other departments (like busing and dishes!) because everyone helps each other here. Plus, the lodge people are a pretty fun crowd to work with too.

• Yes, you usually get 2 days off a week here because we value ME time. But, you can also expect to be scheduled a couple of those weekends if something pops up and your team needs your help.

• Extra hours are almost always available for our folks who prefer the 6 -7 day work week.

• Attending ranch meetings and training sessions

• Doing assigned employee housing chores in your free time because it is your home for the summer and it “magically” gets messy