Rising K Veterinary Services LLC

11/11/2024

A very heartfelt THANK YOU to all who have served for us ❤️💙🇺🇸 We owe you all!

11/03/2024

One last preg check for the year 😂😂 This was a mare I had AI’d for my in-laws late in June and she left for the mountain before I was able to ultrasound her. She spent the summer up high getting nice and fat. I finally checked her today and she is in foal! One more Panther baby at the ranch next year and for those that know me, know I’m excited about that! The foal will be a half sibling to my Cricket 💜

11/02/2024

It was a sea of orange and green and MUD! But a beautiful morning. I got smart and got a cup in the same shade as my tattoo ink 😂 It’s a perfect match!

We also got to get our pal Blue all patched up today! He’s a funny guy and we were glad to get him on the mend! 🐾

Have a great weekend my friends 💙🍁

11/01/2024

We had so much fun at the Greybull Trunk or Treat tonight 🎃👻☠️ Big thanks to my tech Jennifer Triplett (she’s so talented) and my husband Marshall for their awesome artwork and skills.

We even had a few visitors come today in costumes 💜🧡🖤 Thanks Biggie the dragonfly & Rocker the cowboy for showing us your outfits. We loved them Sharae Bischoff & Payton!!!

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween! I carved the late and great Jim into my pumpkin this year and it turned out awesome 🎃😂

Monday we played with the woolies 🐑
By Tuesday we needed some woolies to wear ❄️ My boss scheduled cattle work all day on the first really cold day of the season. I’ll have to chat with her about that 🙄😂

Finally having an in clinic day today after being out with horses and cattle all week. Hoping everyone has a safe and fun Halloween. If you’re in Greybull, stop by our trunk or treat stop this evening 👻💀🎃

10/26/2024

I have the best set of in-laws 💜 And that goes for ALL sides (Gibbs, Moore and Flitner) and this is only the Moore side. Thank you for everyone who was patient and understanding while I was away Thursday and Friday honoring the life and love of our dear Mamaw, Linda Swanson. We will miss her forever and I was honored to be a part of her life.

We are back at it Monday, with this week being booked out already. I may have time for a few small things, but otherwise be calling and getting on the schedule now if you have issues that need tended to! Have a great weekend friends 🍁🍂

10/22/2024

🍁🍃🍂 I’ve always love a good change of seasons. It’s good for the soul and mixes life up a bit 🍂🍃🍁

We got to spend the day having fun with some of our favorites yesterday. A great day of cow work, beautiful weather and wonderful people. It makes work easy!

We are out again today with pregs and bangs and tomorrow afternoon again pregging cows, and again next Tuesday pregging. Keep in mind that with cattle season here, I’m out of office for longer periods of time and often full or half days so the chances of getting that appointment scheduled ”right away” is slim unless it’s a true emergency. Right now we are looking at NEXT Wednesday for our first available and those are limited ☀️

Enjoy the weather and have a great week 💙

10/15/2024

I’m always 18 days late and many dollars short but such is life 😂

Happy National Veterinary Technician Week to my gal Jennifer Triplett who does a lot more than just tech around here! She’s awesome and we couldn’t do it without her!!

Mediocre pictures but great help! 👩🏻‍⚕️

10/10/2024

If you’re in the market for some cute Halloween and fall decor, my tech Jennifer Triplett and her mom Judy Carswell have some really cute stuff to sell at the clinic right now!! Stop by and check out their cute creations from Double J Junk 🧡

09/13/2024

Just got done getting coggins stuff squared away. I’ve seen the AQHA papers for every one of these and they are some bloodlines you won’t want to miss 🐴🖤

Welcome Everyone,

These horses are the product of a lifetime pursuit.

The sale will be a silent auction with a minimum bid for each horse, with some single offerings and the remainder being sold as buyers’ choice of two horses. This allows us to retain some horses for use on the ranch.

All of these horses where halter broke as yearlings, the three-year-old’s have had a couple rides. They have all just been gathered from summer pasture on the mountain and are a clean slate to be started the way you’d like.

This is a unique opportunity to view to get you choice of years’ worth of production off one family owned and operated ranch. We would prefer to sell all our colts private treaty, but because of the constraints of running a working cattle ranch, it is not as handy. The only practical alternative is a sale. Our goal is to offer quality, one brand, ranch raised horses for true horsemen around the country.

If you are looking for a good ranch horse, arena or broodmare prospect, plan to attend. We look forward to seeing you at the September 21st sale.

-Greg and Pam

Flitner Family Photo 2020

09/11/2024

Got see all these yesterday as we pulled coggins for the sale and you don’t want to miss out on some really great horses!!

Arthur Flitner founded the historic Flitner ranch in 1906 at the base of Wyoming's Big Horn Mountains. This is diverse country, from the hot dry badlands at 4,000 feet where salt sage, cactus and prehistoric dinosaur tracks make up the landscape to the high lush alpine meadows at 10,000 feet. Known for hot summers, harsh winters, rough and rocky terrain it is long distances between pastures, "not a particularlly user-friendly enviroment for livestock or cowboys."
Today the Flitner Ranch is ran by Arthurs great grandson Greg his wife Pam and their children Morgan, Colten, Jordan and Scotlyn. During the history of the ranch many things have changed but good horses and cattle have always been the cornerstone of the operation.
Today the livestock still follow the same trails to the mountain that the family has used for 100 years. This has been called one of the toughest places to ranch in the country; even today cellphones and 4-wheelers are of little use.
Flitner horses are bred to handle this big rugged country. We ride everything we raise. Our stallions are used here on the ranch and when work allows; for ranch rodeos and ranch horse competitions.The mares will typically stand 15 hands and weigh between 1150 -1300 pounds, all on good feet and bone. From our broodmares to our stallions every horse earns the right to stay on the place.
We select for common sense, athletic ability, disposition and conformation.If a horse isn't willing, handy and sharp, it won't wear the ranch brand.

08/28/2024

And I’m off!! Joe wanted to come with but it’s a long trip for a small cat!!

Please get ahold of Jennifer Triplett if you need anything while I’m away!

08/23/2024

Wow time flies!! 🦅
In so many ways….
I intended to make this post at the beginning of the month and here we are at the end 😩
I also look back in these pictures and realize how fast 9 years went. These pictures are from my dads big horn sheep hunt in 2015 and it was such a great trip ❤️ These are some of my favorite pics with my brother 💙

🐏 I will be OUT OF OFFICE from Thursday August 29th through potentially Sunday September 8th!!!!! 🐏

⭐️I will have ZERO SERVICE during this time⭐️

We are embarking on my brothers big horn sheep hunt. This hunt and time with my brother are so very special and important to me so please be understanding about my abscence💙

My technician Jennie Triplett will be available to answer questions, do small things in the clinic and aid you in what she can! If you have an emergency, we have a few contacts of other great vets in the area so please let her know and she will help you! 👩🏻‍⚕️

For maintenance and non-emergencies please leave me a voicmemail and text message or get ahold of Jennie and let her know you need on our schedule!! We may get home sooner than planned, and I will be calling as soon as possible to get things scheduled the following week.

Send us prayers and good vibes for a safe and successful hunt🏹💛

08/16/2024

🐴💜 Doing what we love & loving what we do💜🐴

08/09/2024

Who wants a kitty?? 💜💜

08/08/2024

2 barrel broodies I forgot to post! We wrapped up a pretty dang good breeding season in July!! I’ll make a reel soon or whatever it is the kids do 😂 I also got a late July last minute breeding with a mare to Aint Seen Nothin Yet! They are getting her checked in Montana but I’ll be excited to see if she stuck 🤩🙏🏼

It’s never too early to start thinking about next year!!! Start doing your research on stallions now and start asking questions! Things go so much more smoothly when we are all prepared and start early! 🫡

Dusty Wilis Joey Agar@

08/07/2024

We do small animal too!! We stay pretty busy with our equine pals but don’t forget we are happy to take your littles too 💜💙

08/03/2024

❤️❤️ This is what it’s all about ❤️❤️ Congratulations to all the kids who brought projects to the fair this year. I always admire all the hard work put into these animals and it makes me remember so many fair memories of my own. We love being able to help and support you!