Wynne Ranch — the largest registered Brangus breeder in America — is situated on more than 10,000 acres along the Okeechobee and St. Lucie County line in south-central Florida. 

 

Committed to preserving Florida’s natural environment, the ranch has been thoughtfully enhanced with improved pastures planted in Bahiagrass, Stargrass, and Hemarthria. The landscape also features oak hammocks, strands of pine trees, abundant cabbage palms, and naturally occurring flag ponds and wetlands that are dispersed throughout the property.

 

Wynne Ranch is home to a thriving population of native wildlife. Species found across the ranch include whitetail deer, wild hogs, Osceola turkey, cottontail rabbit, quail, snipe, bobcats, coyotes, and alligators, along with thousands of birds and game fowl, both local and migratory.

 

The ranch is efficiently designed for cattle operations, with four strategically located sets of working pens that allow cattle to be gathered on horseback for processing. With more than 100 miles of fencing, the property is systematically organized to support smooth and effective pasture rotation managed by the ranch staff.

 

Centrally located on the property, the ranch office is housed in a newly constructed building that also provides comfortable accommodations for out-of-town guests. Amenities include a swimming pool, full kitchen, patio and cook area, gym, and covered parking.

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Please feel free to contact us and visit our ranch!