Wine Glass Ranch

Wine Glass Ranch Deep Roots & Modern Practices In 1888 Sherman McCoy walked the last 30 miles from the western most rail stop to what would become the Wine Glass Ranch.

The 4th and 5th generations, Jeff Pribbeno and son Logan, continue the tradition of stewardship. Our developed rotational grazing program utilizes 60 paddocks and 200 miles of water lines. Simplicity is key and accordingly we do our calving on summer range with minimal observation. Farming techniques have also evolved to include no-till and variable crop rotations. Residue grazing and cover crop a

pplications allow for our ranching and farming operations to overlap. The most recent enterprise brought guided-hunting on thousands of acres of managed wildlife habitat in order to get more folks out onto the great American prairie. Our ranching, farming, and hunting form an integrated agriculture system that have enabled production that was unimaginable in Sherman's day, but the principal remains the same -- careful, sustainable, progressive management of a precious resource.

The men who keep Wine Glass Ranch running!Quick lunch at the Chase County fair before heading back at it.
08/13/2026

The men who keep Wine Glass Ranch running!

Quick lunch at the Chase County fair before heading back at it.

Last week we put in some new stock tanks. A mix of 12’ tire tanks and 15’ fiberglass.
07/26/2026

Last week we put in some new stock tanks. A mix of 12’ tire tanks and 15’ fiberglass.

03/30/2026

Rounding up these 185 easy-keeper first-calf heifers to ship.

Selling Wednesday at Ogallala Livestock. Tight 30-day calving starting May 1. Single-iron girls.

Register today to bid online.

These gals are the real deal. See you there!

03/26/2026

Selling 185 Wine Glass easy-keeper first calf heifers at Ogallala Livestock Auction Market Inc on Wednesday 4/1!

Results are in from our age-dispersion at Ogallala. Solid demand across the board for these proven easy-keepers.Overall ...
02/26/2026

Results are in from our age-dispersion at Ogallala. Solid demand across the board for these proven easy-keepers.

Overall average: $4,600
⭐Top seller: lighter end of the black-face 3-yr-olds @ 1,288 # bringing $4,875

- Bred heifers: $4,750–$4,500
- 3&4 y/o: $4,875–$4,600
- 5+ to short-term: $4,475–$3,575

Great day for grazers looking for long-term value. Thank you to all bidders!

The bred cows are sorted an penned at Ogallala Livestock if you would like to see them in person. Call Logan @ 308-883-7...
02/23/2026

The bred cows are sorted an penned at Ogallala Livestock if you would like to see them in person.

Call Logan @ 308-883-7770 if you have any questions.

Wine Glass Ranch Bred Cows are in the yards and sorted feel free to stop in between now and Wednesday to take a look!

02/23/2026

Join us this Wednesday at Ogallala Livestock (1:00 mountain) for a rare opportunity to add high-quality, forage-developed females to your herd.

We're offering sound lots with proven maternal strength: think excellent udders, feet, and longevity on grass.

I expect several lots to come within $200–400+ of a short-term shelly bred cow, delivering real long-term value for grazers.

Questions about our sale on 2/25? Find all the details👇here.And take a look at our easy-keepers on video at www.WineGlas...
02/17/2026

Questions about our sale on 2/25?
Find all the details👇here.
And take a look at our easy-keepers on video
at www.WineGlassRanchInc.com.

02/16/2026

Weekend chores are always more fun with these jokers. 😏

Address

33211 749 Road
Imperial, NE
69033

Telephone

+13088825555

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