They had a ritual called The 20 Initiations.
Men with pendulous scrotums, turgid penises engorged with blood. As hard as polished steel. Like heat-seeking missiles, cocked and triggered. Immense projectiles, as large as presto logs, smoldering with desire.
The women at Mustang Ranch legal Nevada brothel outside of Reno and Lake
Tahoe had seen every shape and size. You might call it the “one-eyed monk”,
“blue throbber”, “majestic spire” “magic wand” “Cyclops” “little chubby”,
or “friend”. Some called it freaky, kinky nasty, yelling out at the top
of their voices and filming it live on webcams "Spank
her, tie her up, pinch her nipples" , while others who weren't
having sex with guys would perform girl on girl lesbian shows Kissing
tits, licking pussy with 100s of live lesbian camsall for the
entertainment and pleasure of the guys watching live
sex lesbian action .
The fantasies were plentiful out there: lots of women,
barely legal gang banging sex toy dog house frolics. At the
Mustang Ranch legal Nevada brothel outside of Reno, volume was so tremendous
that a good working girl could gross $150,000 a year for sex. It’s known
as the “time utilization factor” to her, and depending on what a customer
wanted it could cost anywhere from five dollars to one hundred dollars
per minute or more.
Out call dates were especially lucrative for the women who visited high rollers staying in luxury hotel suites in Reno and Lake Tahoe Nevada.
The turn-over rate for working girls at the Mustang Ranch, like other houses, varied. Some girls lasted ten minutes, others ten years or longer. Not everyone is cut out to be a hooker. Some girls are better than others. But, there is always a ready supply of girls to step in and fill the void.
They would call up every day asking for work.
They knew that men would always be there, for deer season, the Reno air races, for the camel races in late September, as well as for the snowmobile races in January. Millions of tourists fly into Reno, Nevada annually and the airport was just a few miles away. The cab drivers knew where it was, and were more than happy to drive you out, wait while you played, and take you back to town for a reasonable fare.
Storey County was the first to legalize (as opposed to accept) prostitution in America. Joe Conforte was the man who worked the hardest to make it all possible and Mustang Ranch was the epitome of his efforts, a legal brothel in Nevada where men could partake of all kinds of sexual fantasies.
That was then, and now the Nevada brothel map has changed, and the old brothel guide is not the same.
In November of 2003, the Mustang Ranch I, and Mustang Ranch II were sold on Ebay auctions by the Bureau of Land Management, to two separate brothel owners.
Mustang Ranch I was bought by the owners of the Wild Horse Canyon Brothel (located a few miles east) for a reported price of $140,000. Mustang Ranch II was purchased by Dennis Hof, owner of the Moonlight Bunny Ranch located outside of Carson City, for a reported $18,000.
Both parties were required to remove the buildings from their existing sites, restore the grounds to a natural habitat, and relocate the buildings elsewhere. Both parties expressed desires to convert the former cathouses into brothel museums, for which they legally could advertise.
Today, however, the issue of who owns the name and licensing rights to the Mustang Ranch remains open to debate depending on who you listen to.
Some people consider Mustang to be a location only, a name that cannot be transferred. The owners of the Old Bridge Ranch have stated that they might own the name and rights to Mustang Ranch, that the only things sold were two buildings. For a great photo history and insight into the "World Famous Mustang Ranch" visit:
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