At Seven Springs Cattle Company, our cattle graze amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Ozark Mountains, right on the Arkansas and Missouri state line. Our ranch is aptly named for the abundance of natural springs that flow throughout the land, providing a constant source of cool, mineral-rich water that nourishes our herd.

This land isn’t just picturesque; it’s steeped in history, a testament to the enduring power of nature’s gifts. The abundant water resources that sustain our cattle today also drew the Osage Indian Nation, who once called this land home. Evidence of their presence remains, with arrowheads occasionally surfacing, whispering tales of a time long past.

The stories don’t stop there. Our ranch holds secrets from more recent times as well. Whispers of an old still linger, hinting at a bygone era. Perhaps most remarkably, our main spring, which still produces an astonishing 100,000 gallons of water daily, played a vital role in our community’s survival. During the harsh years of the Dust Bowl, local lore tells of this very spring’s water being hauled into town, providing for our small farming community.

Seven Springs Cattle Company is more than just a ranch; it’s a living history book where the echoes of the past mingle with the present. We are proud to steward this land, respecting its rich heritage and ensuring that its natural bounty continues to nourish our cattle and our community for generations to come.