This is the kind of place where you can easily zone out and get lost admiring the best of Mother Nature.

Some people have horse whispering skills, while others, like Clay, above, can get 200 angry cows moving in an orderly line in a matter of moments with a few perfectly timed heeyas.

Host Ryan Van Duzer stares down a sea of Black Angus while participating in a cattle drive.  It looks romantic from afar, but up close, it's a stinky bustle of stubborn, frothing cows. 

Ryan takes a break from cattle driving to admire Red Reflet Ranch's breathtaking surroundings.

After a long day tending to their duties on the ranch, these cowboys wind down with a little calf roping jamboree. 

A cobowy at Red Reflet teaches his son how to lasso a calf while galloping at full speed.  If all goes as planned, dad gets the horns, son gets the back legs. If not, there are 20 more calves waiting to run the gauntlet 

The ranch hands at Red Reflet eke out every last drop of sunlight in order to practice their rodeo skills.  Not a second is wasted here, and there's always something happening on the ranch.

Cowboy training starts early in Wyoming.  While most kids in America go to soccer or football practice after school, the kids at Red Reflet spend their afternoons learning rodeo skills.

The main lodge at the Red Reflet (French for reflection) Ranch is an awe inspiring sight first thing in the morning.  All meals and social gatherings are held in this epic building. 

The main room in Red Reflet's Panorama Chalet is the kind of place you'd want to get married, have a birthday party, watch football, or simply enjoy sitting on the couch twiddling your thumbs.  You can't go wrong here.

Pull! The great thing about shooting video is that you have to continue until you actually hit something, which, in this case, took a very long time. 

Imagine taking a dip in here after a long day on the ranch, watching the sun set over the canyons walls while listening to Coyotes howl. Caesars Palace has nothing on this pool.  

Situated just above a lake, the giant open-air dining room makes you feel like you're on top of the world. This is where we ate all our meals.