FLYING
HEART RANCH
FLYING
HEART RANCH
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 The Flying Heart is rich in Lakota Indian history. Beaver Creek
was important to various Lakota people, particularly Chief Crazy Horse and
his followers. Significant landmarks reminiscent of those people
remain in the area. More may be learned about this area by reading the book,
To Kill an Eagle: Indian Views on the Last Days of Crazy Horse, by Edward and Mabell Kadlecek. These are mystical lands where if one closes their eyes they may hear the echoes of drums and singing in the winds.
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David & Pat Kadlecek |
Scott & Tara Kadlecek |
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The ranch has about 10 miles of trails suitable for hiking and offers many opportunities for wild flower study and wildlife and scenic photography. Writers may find inspiration in the solitude of the area.
