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Rooted Since 1896

Double R Homestead

Franz Frederick in overalls, family and baby carriage, Teton Valley, Idaho.”

Home in the sahdows of the Tetons

“Grand Tetons seen from rustic log fence, Teton Valley, photo by Ben Emrick.”

Still standing after 130 years

“Historic Rudolph ranch barn in Tetonia, Idaho, with Tetons, aspens, sagebrush, and blue sky. 2025

Eight Generations, One Trail

Every photo tells a story—of family, grit, and the living West. From the hands that built the ranch to the bison that roam today, Double R Western is a journey across generations. We’re glad you’re here for the ride.

From Then to Now

Past to present—still riding.

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1912 Teton Valley photo: Grandpa Franz Frederick and family in cowboy hats - handwritten names, Idaho roots

Circa- 1900's

“Sepia photograph of bison in Yellowstone National Park, taken by Corey Rudolph.”

“Corey Rudolph at 17 with father on horseback, continuing family ranch legacy.”

“Corey Rudolph in cowboy hat and sunglasses, standing in front of horse, carrying on Double R Western tradition.”

2024

Historic Rudolph family cowboy photo collage with Grandpa's handwritten names, homestead house, and Tetons backdrop

A legacy of decency since 1896

On the Oregon trail the Eastern Shoshone showed Franz Fredrick a generosity that built our family's future. 130 years later, Double R Western exists to return that favor. We aren't just selling T-shirts we are funding restoration and food sovereignty for the Eastern Shoshone and Arapaho through the Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative. Stand for something Bigger. Be Decent. Join the Herd.

The return of Boy-Zahn: The Buffalo Return

In the Eastern Shoshone language: Boy-Zhan Bi-Den" (or Boy-zhan) translates to "Buffalo Return", representing a significant initiative to restore wild bison to the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming. Buffalo are sacred to the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho. We support their restoration efforts—every purchase helps renew land and feed the herd.

Through our partnership and our renew and restore initiative, your purchase directly supports their return. We aren't just looking back at the history of 1896- we are building a future where the herd roams free again.

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Curious buffalo calf in a snowy Wind River pasture with the herd beyond

Latest Stories from the ranch not the feed!

Read stories, updates, and western heritage articles from our blog

The Red Clay Strays in Bend, Oregon: Faith, Grit & Western Storytelling | Double R Western™

The Red Clay Strays in Bend, Oregon: Faith, Grit & Western Storytelling | Double R Western™

I saw The Red Clay Strays live on July 26 at Hayden Homes Amphitheater in Bend, and it was one of the best concerts I’ve ever experienced—faith, grit, and a Western sunset that felt like a blessing. At Double R Western™, our Western wear and Western apparel are built on that same kind of storytelling: resilience, purpose, and the spirit of the West.

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Winters Long and Cold: A Story of Grit | Double R Western

Winters Long and Cold: A Story of Grit | Double R Western

A story of cold winters, buffalo, grit, and resilience from Double R Western, inspired by hard seasons and cowboy strength.

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