7 Spear Ranch

09/24/2026

Howdy all, the final count down is on, we have 2 more days until the 94th Annual Yavapai Cattle Growers Calf sale and BBQ. We hope we will see there, see flyer below for details.
We have lots of vendors showing and selling their wares; informative information from so many of the vendors; Goat roping; Calf sale with judging of the calves before the sale, Prescott Livestock Auction will handling the sale of the calves so be there to watch; oh yeah the BBQ.

Bring your chairs and enjoy the day.
So are you coming???? Can't hear you...lol
We hope to see you, Saturday September 26, gates open at 9am

$25.00 for Non Yavapai Cattle Growers members

$20.00 for our Members of the Yavapai Cattle Growers

$10.00 for kids 12 and under

09/17/2026

Great news the Yavapai Cattle Growers website has been updated and we are so excited to see you all on September 26, Saturday, down in Peeples Valley at the Rummel Ranch (Formally known as the Maughan Ranch), in just a little bit of a week away. We have events, vendors, calf sale, and BBQ. Come and enjoy!!

09/07/2026

Come and enjoy a day filled with lots of vendors, music, calf sale, and best of all BBQ.
Hope to see you there!!!!!

06/25/2026

Who should attend Arizona’s Conservation Districts' Annual Conference?

Whether you are involved in a Conservation District, work with a land management agency, support Arizona agriculture, or simply care about conservation in our state, this conference is your chance to share your expertise, build connections, and help shape the future of Arizona’s working lands.

Join us August 4–5 in Scottsdale as we work together toward Real Solutions for Working Lands. 🌵

Learn more and register: https://www.aacd1944.com/annual-conference

06/20/2026

📢 Yavapai County Cattle Growers Meeting – Location Change Reminder 📢

Please note that tomorrow’s meeting will be held at a new location:

📍 1519 W. Gurley St., Suite E
Prescott, AZ

4pm-5:30pm

We look forward to seeing everyone there.

05/20/2026

Beginning tomorrow, May 21, at 8 a.m. the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Colorado River District and Phoenix District will implement seasonal fire restrictions in central and western Arizona.

Fire managers have reported an increase in wildfire activity, which is anticipated to peak as the weather continues to get hotter and drier in the coming months. Fire restrictions help limit activities on public lands that are common causes of wildfires.

For Stage 2 restrictions on BLM lands in La Paz, Maricopa, Yavapai, Yuma, southern Mohave, northern and western Pinal, western Pima counties in Arizona, as well as portions of Imperial, San Bernadino and Riverside counties in California, these activities are prohibited:

➡️ Building, maintaining, attending, or using a fire, campfire, charcoal, coal, or wood stove fire.

➡️ Smoking, except within an enclosed vehicle or building. Smoking is prohibited in all federal buildings.

➡️ Welding or the use of any torch or metal cutting or grinding implement.

➡️ Discharging a fi***rm, air r***e or gas gun, except while engaged in a lawful hunt pursuant to state, federal, or tribal law, and regulations. (This restriction also includes the BLM Phoenix District’s developed recreational shooting sites: Baldy Mountain, Box Canyon, Church Camp Road, and Saddleback Mountain.)

➡️ Operating any internal combustion engine, such as a chainsaw or similar tool.

Fire restrictions are already in effect in other parts of Arizona. For detailed explanations concerning agency restrictions and fire information in general, contact the nearest land management agency where you plan to visit: https://ow.ly/h6b050Z2mMp

Read the announcement on our website: https://ow.ly/tyeO50Z2mMl

05/19/2026

05/19/2026

STAGE I FIRE RESTRICTIONS:

CAFMA and the Prescott Fire Department will enact Stage I Fire Restrictions beginning at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, May 21, 2026. Please visit cazfire.gov or prescottfire.org for further info and the full list of fire restrictions.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:

For Yavapai County Regional Fire Restriction information, visit yavapaiready.gov/fireban

Thank you for helping keep our communities fire safe this summer!

05/15/2026

Arizona Forestry will implement fire restrictions within some State Trust lands starting tomorrow, Friday, May 15.

Starting at 8am, Stage 1 fire restrictions go into effect within Gila, Maricopa, and Pinal Counties. Arizona Forestry will go into restrictions to align with restrictions being implemented with the U.S. Forest Service-Tonto National Forest.

Under Stage 1:
🔥Campfires only allowed within a developed campsite
🔥No smoking unless within an enclosed vehicle, building or developed campsite
🔥No target shooting
🔥No fireworks
🔥No tools with open flames

ℹ️: For detailed information: https://bit.ly/4tyLW1a

05/15/2026

Coconino NF to enter Stage 1 fire restrictions May 21 at 8 a.m.

Flagstaff, AZ, May 15, 2026 — The Coconino National Forest will enter Stage 1 fire restrictions at 8 a.m., Thursday, May 21, to help prevent unwanted human-caused wildfires during periods of dangerous fire weather conditions.

Fires, campfires, stoves (charcoal, coal and wood) and smudge pots are prohibited under Stage 1 restrictions except within a developed recreation site. Smoking is also prohibited, except within an enclosed vehicle, building or official developed recreation site. (https://www.fs.usda.gov/r03/coconino/recreation/developed-recreation-sites)

Using a device that is fueled solely by pressurized liquid petroleum, propane, or LPG is allowed in areas that are barren or cleared of all overhead and surrounding flammable materials located within 3 feet of the device. The device must be able to be turned on or off.

Decisions about when and where to implement fire restrictions are made based on a combination of carefully measured factors. Criteria used to decide when to implement restrictions include current and predicted weather, fuel moisture, fire activity levels, enduring drought and available firefighting resources.

Additional restrictions could be forthcoming if conditions warrant. Fire restrictions typically remain in effect until the area receives significant, widespread precipitation.
Violations could result in a mandatory federal court appearance, fines, or jail time.

National forest fire restrictions can vary from forest to forest, and can differ from local, county and state fire restrictions. Recreators are responsible for knowing the jurisdiction of the land they are recreating on and abiding by restrictions, as well as other rules and regulations.