Meet the Staff
The goal of every member of our staff is that you arrive as a guest and leave as family, experiencing Texas hospitality in an extraordinary setting.
Patrick Wall
Patrick joined Greystone in 2019. A native of Hurst, Texas, he graduated from The Citadel in 1989 and spent 30 years in the Marine Corps as a logistics officer, building camps and supporting operations all over the world. He has extensive experience in operations, maintenance and personnel management. An avid outdoorsman, he’s sought any outdoor activity where stationed - shooting, hunting, hiking, surfing and scuba diving. He enjoys wingshooting, big game hunting and antique shotguns.
Sean Cochran
Originally from Fort Worth, Sean joined to Greystone in 2010 after 8 years as a U.S. Army Ranger. Starting as a as a guide, then big game manager, his passion for sharing Greystone with others and knowledge of the ranch made him the right fit to take over as Sales manager in 2016, then promotion to Assistant General Manager in 2021. He is still passionate about guiding and is a very popular guide on any hunt at Greystone.
Jennifer Miller
Jennifer has been with Greystone since 2013. Her background running a professional equestrian sales business made her a perfect fit as the Marketing Manager for the corporate and private guests that visit Greystone every year. Her willingness to think outside the box helps guests experience all Greystone has to offer as they plan their outings.
Hance Burney
Raised in Glen Rose, Texas, Hance graduated from Tarleton State University with a degree in Wildlife Sustainability and Ecosystem Sciences. After guiding at other ranches, Hance joined Greystone in 2017 and was promoted to Operations manager in 2020. He has experience guiding both wingshooting and big game hunts. His great personality and professionalism will help a novice shooter enjoy hunting while his extensive knowledge of the plants, wildlife, and terrain will appease the most experienced of hunters
Sarah Lively
Sarah joined Greystone in 2018 and serves as the Facility Manager, Business Manager and HR Manager. Sarah oversees the upkeep of the facility and grounds, as well as duties of housekeeping, Pro-Shop and administration for all HR duties. She has over 15 years of administrative and customer service experience. She also founded, owned, and operated her own bakery for 7 years. Sarah is originally from Houston and was raised in Stephenville, Texas. She and her family now reside in Brock, Texas. Sarah wears several hats at Greystone Castle, but her primary goal is to ensure the highest level of customer service and hospitality possible to each guest!
Vickie Sewell
If you don‘t recognize Vickie, then you haven’t been to Greystone! The heart and soul of Greystone lies in her very capable hands. Raised in Duncanville, Texas, Vickie joined Greystone in 2013, and after training under Chef Trey for years, Vickie moved into the Executive Chef position in 2018. She brings all of the traditional gourmet meals you expect as well as a fresh new flair. Expect new sides and creative desserts to accompany your perfectly prepared meals.
William Walton
A native of South Carolina, William has been a professional Sporting Clays shooter since 2012. After winning the 2015 NSCA National Championship, William joined the Greystone team in 2016. He designed and built our two championship level Sporting Clays Courses onsite and sets our targets for NSCA tournaments. He is available for lessons in a custom designed training course.
Chuck Ward
After relocating from Houston, Texas, Chuck became the Sporting Clays Manager at Greystone Castle in 2020. He brings an extensive management background in the seismic oil exploration industry and many years of avid clay target shooting to the job. Chuck is an NSCA Level 1 instructor and Certified Sporting Clays Referee as well as holding NRA certifications as a Shotgun Instructor and Range Safety officer. He is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin.
Cade Richgels
Cade started at Greystone as a seasonal wingshooting guide in 2013 and then came on full time as the Kennel Manager and guide in 2017. His background in dog training was solidified with a Gold Level Certification earned through an apprenticeship program at world renowned Ronnie Smith Kennels in NE Oklahoma. His passion for dogs and understanding the unique personality of each breed and individual dog make Cade Greystone’s very own “dog whisperer”. When Cade is not guiding at Greystone, he enjoys hunting numerous species of upland and waterfowl throughout the country and Canada.
Drew Davis
Drew is a wingshooting, big game, and fishing guide. He has been an avid hunter, fisherman and marksman for many years, and has passion for sharing his knowledge and love of outdoors with others. He graduated from Texas Tech University earning a Natural Resource Management Degree with emphasis in Conservation Sciences. During that time, he was a member of the Texas Tech Bass Club and is a certified angler instructor with TPWD. He has been a dog handler and upland bird hunter for over 15 years, with multiple years of professional guiding experience.
Hunter Lively
Hunter joined Greystone in 2018. He‘s lived in this area for over 20 years and is well versed with the terrain. Hunter started as a ranch hand, then quickly worked his way up to a full-time guide. Being an avid outdoorsman all his life, he’s grown up with the passion for creating opportunities to pass along his skills and passion to others. This helps to create a lifetime of memories and stories for those who have had the opportunity to hunt with him. Hunter is well known for his energetic enthusiasm on every hunt! He‘s Greystones head fishing guide and is quickly becoming well known for his upland and big game hunts. If you’ve had the opportunity to hunt with him, you know he prides himself on making each and every hunt a memorable experience.
Austin Collins
Austin joined Greystone in 2016 and is a graduate of Tarleton State University with a degree in Wildlife Sustainability and Ecosystem Sciences. His work ethic, knowledge of the ranch and friendliness with guests resulted in his promotion to a full time guide. There’s not an activity or job on the ranch that Austin hasn’t done (e.g. guiding, fishing, sporting clays, castle and ranch maintenance). Anyone who meets him is impressed with his humility, friendliness and desire to help wherever needed.
