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Range Managers Salary by State

The national median pay for range managers is $73,010 a year. By state, it ranges from $51,130 in Florida to $99,400 in District of Columbia. These figures are for the broader BLS group “Conservation Scientists”.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$47,550
25th percentile
$57,700
Median
$73,010
75th percentile
$91,560
Top 10%
$110,410

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job (broader BLS group “Conservation Scientists”). About 25,950 jobs.

Median pay in 50 states and DC

Range Managers pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1District of Columbia$99,400+36%$66,130$142,430110
2Colorado$84,820+16%$57,710$134,3501,230
3Maryland$83,290+14%$57,760$128,610470
4Idaho$81,330+11%$47,300$99,560300
5Wyoming$81,310+11%$49,940$100,420150
6Oregon$80,790+11%$61,110$130,4001,020
7Louisiana$80,190+10%$29,520$136,990190
8California$79,810+9%$53,650$132,0602,110
9Wisconsin$79,540+9%$47,440$102,750970
10Alaska$79,260+9%$53,830$135,120290
11Utah$78,850+8%$55,090$104,000410
12Massachusetts$78,740+8%$51,070$119,460760
13Washington$78,450+7%$59,700$106,7101,270
14Virginia$77,380+6%$45,910$161,470480
15North Dakota$77,280+6%$51,470$109,300340
16Alabama$77,000+5%$48,730$115,590110
17New York$76,990+5%$46,580$115,210640
18New Mexico$76,800+5%$46,520$111,010330
19Nebraska$76,400+5%$54,500$106,330220
20South Dakota$76,400+5%$51,100$100,420360
21Rhode Island$76,130+4%$56,580$173,65060
22Maine$75,900+4%$48,150$107,680290
23New Hampshire$74,650+2%$44,340$103,710130
24Montana$73,920+1%$48,660$106,330560
25Connecticut$73,860+1%$65,430$123,320140
26Arkansas$73,3200%$51,630$109,300230
27Nevada$73,0300%$36,780$107,920210
28Kentucky$71,980−1%$45,710$106,330180
29Minnesota$71,280−2%$45,740$106,330770
30Oklahoma$71,270−2%$42,000$106,420310
31Tennessee$70,500−3%$48,190$109,300250
32Vermont$70,130−4%$49,750$105,420100
33West Virginia$69,910−4%$42,670$133,470160
34Illinois$69,590−5%$42,020$117,590730
35Georgia$69,240−5%$49,230$137,450360
36Iowa$69,240−5%$50,320$97,870610
37Texas$68,620−6%$53,440$92,3201,970
38Kansas$67,200−8%$48,440$105,370220
39Arizona$66,750−9%$47,410$104,750410
40Hawaii$65,740−10%$42,300$132,020220
41Indiana$64,570−12%$39,200$105,020430
42North Carolina$64,460−12%$47,190$111,740540
43New Jersey$64,020−12%$50,340$107,240500
44Delaware$63,850−13%$48,650$89,99080
45Michigan$63,500−13%$44,680$109,300820
46Ohio$63,160−13%$44,070$99,780680
47Missouri$63,130−14%$44,570$97,680600
48Pennsylvania$61,480−16%$38,560$93,100900
49Mississippi$59,510−18%$42,160$106,330470
50South Carolina$52,310−28%$37,810$96,100300
51Florida$51,130−30%$37,110$98,360950

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates for the broader group “Conservation Scientists”. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Range Managers salary questions

Which state pays range managers the most?

District of Columbia, with a median of $99,400 a year (+36% vs. the national median of $73,010). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays range managers the least?

Florida, with a median of $51,130 a year (−30% vs. national).

Where do most range managers work?

California has the most jobs, about 2,110, with a median of $79,810.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses