Historic Background for Grub Steak Tours
Bob Richard follows in the footsteps of his grandfather Fred, partner of the Frost and Richard Ranch. In the early 1900s, Fred escorted guests of Buffalo Bill Cody through Yellowstone Park, entertaining them with tales of history, often from personal experience. They were one of the region's most prominent tour operators of the time, driving stagecoaches for Yellowstone tours that took three weeks of bone-jarring travel.

By contrast, you’ll take your tour in the comfort of a modern vehicle, and you’ll have a variety of choices on the length of your trip and sights you want to see. What hasn't changed since the stagecoach days is the pleasure of relaxing while someone else does the driving - and gives you a special view of the area he knows so well.



Ranger Days
Today, Bob and his guides delight guests with stories that carry through the generations. Many are from his time as a Yellowstone Park Ranger in the 1950s on the "horse patrol.” He helped visitors enjoy their national park a bit more by sharing his detailed knowledge and stories of the area. He also gained an insider's view of Yellowstone that is sure to make your tour unique.