New South meets the Old West...
Hidden Creek Ranch Beckons
Would-Be Cowpokes


Ky Vinsant slips into a white hat and saddle the way a bird slips into springtime - natural, graceful, confident and when you see it, things feel a little more right with the world. Vinsant, 53, who grew up in Cahaba Heights, left behind his city upbringing and his construction company nearly 5 years ago and returned to the Sterrett cattle and horse ranch his family has owned for more than 40 years.

Spurred by his love of the Old West, Vinsant and his wife, Leslie, are transforming the Hidden Creek Ranch. They envision a living, working homage to a generation of cowboy heroes such as John Wayne, who captured the imagination of kids, dads and granddads in the last half of the 20th century.

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