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The Steiner Ranch is a premier 5,582 acre legacy holding near Gillette, Wyoming, bordered by 40,000+ acres of National Grassland. This one-of-a kind ranch features luxury improvements, a world-class shooting complex, top-tier wingshooting, big game hunting, working cattle and horse infrastructure, and unmatched seclusion with year-round access a true Western ranch with turnkey operations and sporting pedigree. Land Encompassing approximately 4,902 deeded acres, plus 640 acres of state lease and 40 acres of BLM lease, The Steiner Ranch stretches across a diverse and secluded landscape on the edge of the Black Hills and the Thunder Basin National Grassland. Just 45 miles northeast of Gillette, Wyoming, the ranch enjoys a rare level of privacy while bordering thousands of acres of National Forest and U.S. Grasslands on three sides. Although the total footprint covers roughly 5,500 acres, the property lives significantly larger due to its timbered ridges, deep canyons, rolling elevation changes and direct access to national forest. These natural features not only provide exceptional wildlife habitat and recreational opportunity they also create the feeling of vastness and solitude more typical of much larger Western ranches. From the main improvements, private two-tracks lead in all directions into timbered ridges, pine bluffs, and rolling draws. The terrain ranges from wet bottomlands along Duck Creek to open grass meadowsand heavily forested hillsides, offering outstanding topographical variety across the entire property. The trail system across the ranch and into the surrounding National Forest makes it highly accessible without disturbing its remote character. Adding to its recreational and wildlife appeal, the property also features several stocked pondsalong Duck Creek and different drainages. Improvements Additional improvements will be shared with qualified buyers The Lodge The Lodge is the flagship residence at The Steiner Ranch a refined 7,100 square foot luxury home designed to offer the highest standard of Western living. With grand proportions, top-tier finishes, and thoughtful architectural detail, it balances rustic elegance with everyday functionality. The home includes four spacious bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms/2 half bathrooms, and a wide-open central living area anchored by a stunning double-sided stone fireplace. A chef-grade kitchen, outfitted with premium appliances, custom cabinetry, and a large center island, opens seamlessly to the living room and a richly appointed whiskey lounge a warm, inviting space ideal for entertaining. Additional features include a private office, a large covered back deck, and peaceful views of a nearby pond, complete with a dock and gathering area. The attached oversized garage offers plenty of room for vehicles, side-by-sides, and gear. Every detail of this home has been curated to provide both comfort and sophistication a true luxury retreat in a rugged setting. The Berm Home Carved thoughtfully into the hillside, the Berm Home is a 6,200 square foot architectural statement, designed with energy efficiency, seasonal comfort, and high-end design in mind. With its low-profile footprint and landscaped frontage, the home blends seamlessly into its natural surroundings while offering luxury living inside. The interior features elegant finishes, a high-end open kitchen, and a large great room designed for gatherings. Wide hallways, natural light, and custom woodwork give the home an expansive, inviting feel, while the layout offers plenty of privacy and flexibility for full-time living, extended guests, or extra housing. With an additional 1,200 square foot attached garage, the Berm Home functions as a second luxury residence on the property ideal for multi-generational ownership, private use, or continued lodge support. The Covey Conference Center Purpose-built for hosting and hospitality, The Covey serves as one of the ranch's primary gathering venues, offering a tasteful blend of comfort, elegance, and Western charm. Designed to accommodate everything from formal dinners and retreats to casual evenings, this space was created with entertainment in mind. Inside, you'll find a spacious dining hall with a full-service bar, a kitchenette for support prep, and a generous central gathering area ideal for hosting large groups or intimate events. Just off the dining room, a climate-controlled wine cellar provides impressive storage and presentation space for serious collectors or culinary-focused events. Outside, a large elevated deck looks out over the creek and pond, creating the perfect setting for cocktail hours, morning coffee, or post-dinner conversation under open skies. Whether used for private family events or guest-centered programming, The Covey is a thoughtfully designed, multi-use space that adds meaningful value to the ranch's residential and hospitality profile. The Rendezvous At the core of the ranch's hospitality infrastructure, The Rendezvous is a professionally designed, commercial-grade facility tailored for culinary events, hosted gatherings, and large-scale entertaining. Every element has been thoughtfully constructed to support high-end experiences with turnkey operational efficiency. The facility includes a fully equipped chef's kitchen, built to restaurant standards with commercial-grade appliances, ample prep space, walk-in refrigeration, and direct access to fresh herbs and produce from the adjacent culinary gardens. Behind the scenes, laundry facilities, dry storage, and utility areas keep the operation running smoothly, while retail and merchandising space offers potential for on-site sales or branded goods. At the center of it all is the bar a striking, full-length centerpiece hand-carved from cherry wood in Ireland in the 1880s, salvaged from the historic Montana Hotel in Anaconda, Montana, once considered the finest hotel west of Chicago. This irreplaceable piece of Western history now anchors The Rendezvous, offering a sense of place, story, and sophistication that few properties can match. Glass-panel garage doors open the space to a large entertainment deck, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor spaces and creating a perfect flow for events, receptions, or casual evenings under the stars. Whether operated as part of a guest-focused program or enjoyed for private use, The Rendezvous delivers estate-quality hospitality potential on a working ranch footprint. Guest Cabins Positioned just steps from The Covey and The Rendezvous, the five log-style guest cabins at The Steiner Ranch are purpose-built to offer guests a private, comfortable, and distinctly Western lodging experience. Each cabin features covered porches, private views, and a warm, inviting atmosphere ideal for family, friends, hunters, or corporate guests. Cabins 13 each feature four bedrooms and two full bathrooms Cabins 45 offer three bedrooms and two full bathrooms All five cabins are individually themed and tastefully appointed, with rustic charm, modern comfort, and thoughtful touches throughout. Their proximity to the ranch's main event and hospitality buildings allows for seamless hosting, whether for retreats, upland hunting parties, or special gatherings. The Sanctuary The Sanctuary is The Steiner Ranch's answer to a Western-style high-country spa a private wellness retreat designed for relaxation and recovery after a day in the saddle or out in the field. Discreetly tucked near the guest cabins for easy access, it offers a full suite of rejuvenating amenities in a quiet, natural setting. Inside, you'll find a Nordic-style sauna, a hot tub, a cold plunge pool, and multiple massage rooms all curated to support rest, reset, and wellness. The layout and finishes are clean, intentional, and calming, built to provide an experience that feels elevated without losing its connection to the land. Whether operated as part of a guest hospitality program or reserved for private use, The Sanctuary adds a rare layer of luxury delivering the kind of thoughtful detail that sets The Steiner Ranch apart from typical ranch properties. The Orangery The Orangery is a climate-controlled greenhouse designed to extend the growing season and support the ranch's farm-to-table program year-round. Built to withstand the rigors of the Wyoming climate, it provides a warm, productive environment for starting seeds in winter, growing citrus and tender plants, and supplying the kitchen with a steady stream of fresh herbs and produce. Thoughtfully constructed with durability and efficiency in mind, The Orangery bridges the gap between function and sustainability offering a vital piece of self-sufficiency to the ranch's hospitality and culinary operations. Whether growing greens for the table or overwintering specialty crops, it plays a quiet but essential role in the Steiner Ranch experience. Duck Creek Farm Positioned just below the main deck of The Rendezvous, Duck Creek Farm is the culinary heart of The Steiner Ranch's farm-to-fork program a well-designed garden and growing operation that supplies fresh, seasonal produce directly to the ranch kitchen. The farm includes a variety of heirloom vegetables, from tomatoes, squash, and beans to beets, carrots, and potatoes organically grown in fenced plots, raised beds, and greenhouse structures. A worm farm transforms organic waste into nutrient-rich compost, improving soil health and closing the loop on sustainable growing practices. Nearby, a small apiary supports pollination while producing ranch-harvested honey. Cleanly laid out and fully integrated into the hospitality program, Duck Creek Farm adds both utility and story reinforcing The Steiner Ranch's commitment to quality, stewardship, and culinary excellence rooted in the land. The property also maintains a small-scale farm-to-table livestock and poultry program, with goats, chickens, guinea hens, ducks, turkeys, and garden produce, supported by winter corrals, dedicated ba

Old Sundance Ranch offers 29,060 deeded acres located west of Sundance, Wyoming. The property includes the historic SY Ranch improvements and offers excellent haying and grazing opportunities. Inyan Kara Creek runs through the property, offering excellent habitat and livestock water. This area of Wyoming is known for its beauty and recreation. Land Old Sundance Ranch spans multiple pastures and parcels and includes an excellent road system for traveling across the ranch. The east side of the ranch is timbered and evolved into grassy plains to the west. Across the vast contiguous acreage, there are approximately 40 sizable pastures. Although the ranch is easily accessible from the interstate, it is large enough that the three county roads provide great access to the pastures, yet the ranch is very private. West of Headquarters, there are 1,200 acres of grass hay meadows along Inyan Kara Creek and a dry land hay pasture that could be used for grazing or hay production. Sitting at the western edge of the Black Hills, the ridges are covered with stands of large ponderosa pines and the bottom grounds are spring-fed, with lush grasses and a variety of brush and small deciduous trees. Deeded Acres: 29,060 State Leased Acres: 2,618 BLM Leased Acres: 2,222 Total Leased Acres: 4,840 Total Acres: 33,900 Improvements There are a total of 3 residential homes on the property, along with multiple outbuildings, shops, and barns, providing a turn-key opportunity to the new owner. Two of the homes are at the ranch headquarters. The primary residence is a 2,412-square-foot, one-and-a-half-story home built in 1926 and has 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. The additional home at headquarters is 952 square feet, built in 1924, and has one bedroom and one bath. East of the historic SY Ranch headquarters location is another residence that was built in 1965 and is a 1,296 square foot, two-bedroom, one-bath home. The ranch improvements also include a large historic red barn, a modern shop building, several livestock sheds, and many other small storage/ranch outbuildings. The property is equipped with excellent working facilities and corrals and is well fenced, cross-fenced. Recreation The ranch is excellent for hunting elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, and varmints. This property is gently rolling topography excellent for spot and stalk hunting for all species. The property provides fantastic waterfowl hunting early in the season on the multiple ponds around the property. Located in Wyoming, Game Unit 2 for Deer & Antelope, Unit 116 for Elk, and Unit 1 for Turkey. See Wyoming Fish and Game regulations for details on tags. Old Sundance Road Ranch is located about 5 miles from Keyhole State Park, which has an excellent public access reservoir for boating and fishing. This property is situated in an exceptional area in Wyoming and offers outstanding recreational amenities. Agriculture Previously the ranch has been utilized for cattle grazing. Mature Ponderosa Pines, wet valleys, deep grasses, and multiple creek bottoms create lush meadows that have historically provided abundant hay and grazing opportunities. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All water rights appurtenant to the land will pass to the buyer. The ranch is blessed with ample water resources for livestock and wildlife. Throughout the ranch there are nine different creeks, several wells with pipeline developments as well as springs and reservoirs. Three of the nine creeks have year-round water supply and run through many of the pastures. The additional seasonal creeks that run in the spring and early summer often hold pockets of water late into the summer months. Region & Climate This area is known for short summers, with the occasional rain shower in the afternoon. The hottest month is July, with an average high of 81 degrees. The growing season is Mid-May to Mid-September. Annual precipitation accumulates 19 inches of rainfall and 79 inches of snowfall. Winters are wet and cold, making them perfect for snow-filled activities. History The historic SY Ranch in Wyoming holds a rich tapestry of history dating back to the late 19th century, when it was established amidst the breathtaking landscapes of the American West. Originally functioning as a cattle ranch, it quickly became a symbol of the hardworking ranching lifestyle that defined the region. Over the decades, SY Ranch witnessed the evolution of Wyoming's ranching industry, adapting to changing economic conditions and environmental challenges. Its land, steeped in tradition, has seen generations of ranchers who cultivated more than just livestockthey built a legacy of resilience and stewardship of the land. Today, SY Ranch, marketed as the Old Sundance Ranch, stands as a living monument to Wyoming's ranching heritage, bridging a connection between its storied past and its ongoing role in the state's agricultural landscape. Sundance, Wyoming is rich in Native American Heritage. The town was established in 1875 as a trading post made for teams of horses pulling wagons. It is situated along the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountain range in the heart of the Wyoming Black Hills. It is a short distance from Devils Tower, Keyhole Recreational Park, Spearfish Canyon, Crazy Horse and Mount Rushmore. Location This ranch is about 10 miles west of Sundance, Wyoming, just off the interstate. The small towns of Sundance, Hewlett, Pinehaven, and Moorcroft make this area rich in services and outstanding communities. Gillette and Rapid City Regional Airports provide flight service to this northeast corner of Wyoming.

Experience the best of the country lifestyle at this premier foothills property encompassing 78 acres. Enjoy incredible vistas, convenient access, and year-round adventure near iconic Black Hills landmarks, public lands, and diverse outdoor activities. The ranch features a well-maintained 3-bedroom home with heated two-car garage, 48x56 shop with concrete floor, and several outbuildings. Cross-fencing, multiple water tanks, corrals, and round pen with sand footing, make it ideal for horse enthusiasts or small-scale livestock operations. The landscape is a blend of grassy meadows, rolling hills, native pasturelands, and about 28 acres of hay fields. Situated in the expansive basin southwest of Sundance, the land offers sweeping views of the surrounding mountain ranges, including Inyan Kara Mountain and the Bear Lodge Mountains. This central location is within easy driving distance of several towns, including 15 minutes to Sundance or Upton and 45 minutes to Spearfish, SD. A breathtaking panorama is one of northeastern Wyoming's most desirable regions. !! Property Highlights!! * 78 acres (28 acres of hay fields) * Well-maintained 3-bedroom home. * Heated 2-car garage. * 48x56 Shop with concrete floor. * Multiple Sheds, Corrals. * Cross-fenced into 6 pastures. * 5 water tanks. * Round pen with sand. * 0.3 miles to paved Highway. * 15 minutes to Sundance or Upton. * 45 minutes to Spearfish, SD.

Welcome to Little Windy Ranch, where 120 acres of Wyoming's natural beauty thrive along the South Fork of the Little Wind River. Surrounded by abundant wildlife, this ranch is crafted for those who cherish the outdoors, adventure, and the unique experiences that only nature can provide. Little Windy Ranch offers endless opportunities to connect with the land and experience all it has to offer. At the core of Little Windy Ranch is nearly 1,000 feet of prime river frontage along the South Fork of the Little Wind River. For serious anglers, this stretch of water is a dream come true. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting started, the river offers year-round fishing that tests your patience and skill with every cast. Home to Brown, Rainbow, Cutthroat, and Brook Trout, this river is where you'll create memories with every catch. Each season brings its own unique fishing experience, from the lively spring hatches to the quiet, reflective moments of winter. Located in Game Management Unit (GMU) 171, the region is known for its trophy antelope, roaming freely across the open landscape. This area is also a prime location for elk hunting, with nonresident draw odds at 67% for those with seven points, making it an excellent choice for serious hunters. Little Windy Ranch isn't just about hunting and fishingit's about experiencing the outdoors in every way possible. The diverse terrain invites exploration - horseback rides that take you across the open land, hikes that lead you through untouched wilderness, and views that take your breath away. With elevations ranging from 6,000 to 6,200 feet, the ranch offers a stunning backdrop for your outdoor pursuits. Just 1.3 miles away, Washakie Reservoir is perfect for a day of fishing, boating, or wildlife watching in a tranquil setting. The nearby town of Lander offers even more opportunities to connect with nature like Sinks Canyon State Park. And when winter rolls in, the Wind River Range offers backcountry skiing and snowmobiling, while Fremont Lake offers year-round activities from summer boating to winter ice fishing. Lander itself is a vibrant community known for its arts, historic downtown, and events. Fort Washakie, named after the revered Shoshone leader Chief Washakie, is a community steeped in history and culture. Here, essential services blend with a deep respect for the land and its traditions. When it's time to travel, Riverton Regional Airport is at your service, offering both commercial flights and private charter options. And with Lander just 21 miles away, you're close to all the modern conveniences you need, while still surrounded by the natural beauty that defines Wyoming. Little Windy Ranch is where your passion for the outdoors meets the opportunity of a lifetime. It's the place where your hunting and fishing dreams become a reality. Whether you're out at first light tracking game or casting your line as the sun sets, this ranch offers everything you need for the ultimate outdoor lifestyle. Ready to make it yours? Contact us today to schedule a private showing and start your journey at Little Windy Ranch.

Condos Ranch, in Bridger Valley, strategically located just outside the city limits of Mountain View, Wyoming, consists of approximately 294 deeded acres. South Creek of Smiths Fork River traverses the ranch for one mile providing an excellent water source for cattle and wildlife. The property is fully perimeter fenced, with one cross fence, and a fence around the headquarters. Additionally, portions of the river are fenced off to prevent erosion. A home built in 1894 with several additions has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The new owner could utilize the current home, or the property offers multiple ideal homesites that could be protected from the highway with the willows and cottonwood trees throughout the meadows. The ranch has been in the Condos family for many years and generations have enjoyed it. This rare opportunity offers a significant land parcel only one mile from the town center and just 7 miles from Interstate 80. Take advantage of tax-friendly Wyoming with this legacy property that not only makes an ideal property to create a family legacy estate but is also a rock-solid investment opportunity. Condos Ranch enjoys almost a mile of frontage on Highway 414. This highway links Interstate 80, seven miles north of the ranch, to Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, about 50 miles east of the ranch. The center of Mountain View is about 1.25 miles northwest of the ranch house. The 11,000-foot to 13,000-foot peaks of the High Uinta Mountains lie about 22 miles south of the ranch as the crow flies, and can be easily accessed via Highway 410, about 1.5 miles from the ranch. Approximate highway mileages from the ranch are as follows: Lyman, WY- 7 Miles Fort Bridger, WY- 7 Miles Evanston, WY-45 Miles Flaming Gorge, UT- 55 Miles Park City, UT- 102 Miles Salt Lake City, UT- 130 Miles AIRPORTS Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is located about 130 miles west via I-80. The trip is an easy one hour and 50 minutes via I-80. Salt Lake City is a Delta Airlines hub, and direct flights to most U.S. and many international cities are plentiful. Fort Bridger Airport is located about 12 miles north of the ranch, with a paved 6,404 X 75 runway and 100LL fuel. Evanston, the Uinta County seat, lies about 50 miles east of the ranch via I-80 and its airport (KEVW) can fuel and handle heavy jets. The Bridger Valley has a population of 5,760 people among the towns of Mountain View, Fort Bridger, Urie, and Lyman. The center of Mountain View, with a population of about 1,300, is about one mile from the ranch. Mountain View has excellent schools with kindergarten through high school grades and a vocational education program. The town also features a large modern grocery store with a pharmacy, hardware store, several convenience stores, a bank, gas stations, restaurants, and a bowling alley. There is also a senior citizen center and a daycare facility for children. Bridger Valley is a major gateway to the Wasatch and Ashley National Forests, the 456,000-acre High Uinta Wilderness Area, and the Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area. These convenient forest and wilderness resources offer a full range of year-round recreational opportunities, all within about a 60-mile radius of the ranch. From hiking, rock climbing, off-roading, mountain biking, kayaking & boating, fishing, and horseback riding in the summer, to snowmobiling, downhill skiing, snowboarding, and Nordic skiing in the winter, the outdoor enthusiast will have abundant opportunities right in your backyard. Fort Bridger, about 7 miles from the ranch, is home to the Fort Bridger Historic Site. The grounds of this state park are sprinkled with aspen and cottonwood trees and beautifully restored buildings that date from the mid to late 1800s. The Fort Bridger Rendezvous, held each year on Labor Day Weekend, is the largest modern-day mountain man gathering in Wyoming. This small community also has a convenience store and gas station, post office, restaurant, bar, and several churches. AREA ATTRACTIONS Wyoming Downs Racetrack Evanston, WY Rodeos & County Fair Uinta County Fairgrounds Purple Sage Golf Course Evanston, WY Fossil Island Golf Course Kemmerer, WY HISTORIC SITES & MUSEUMS Roundhouse & Railyards Evanston, WY Uinta County Museum Evanston, WY Fort Bridger State Historic Site Piedmont Charcoal Kilns State Historic Site MUSIC & FESTIVALS Fort Bridger Mountain Man Rendezvous Oyster Ridge Music Festival Kemmerer, WY Grand Teton Music Festival Jackson Hole, WY HIKING, CLIMBING & WATER PURSUITS Bear River Greenway & State Park Evanston, WY Fossil Butte National Monument Kemmerer, WY Dinosaur National Monument Vernal, UT Grand Teton National Park Jackson Hole, WY Wind River Range High Uintas Wilderness Northeastern Utah Lake Viva Naughton Kemmerer, WY Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area SKIING & WINTER SPORTS Jackson Hole, WY Salt Lake City & Park City Area Ski Resorts DEEDED ACREAGE 294 Deeded Acres 110 acres of flood-irrigated meadow 15 acres of fenced improvements 169 acres of sub-irrigated pasture, creek, and ditch bottoms interspersed with willows and cottonwoods. The deeded land consists of approximately 294 surveyed acres in a rectangular shape with some variation of the boundary on the western portion. The property is about 1.02 miles running east-west, and about .49 miles running north-south. The land consists of almost all flood-irrigated hay meadows interspersed with large stands of cottonwood trees and willows along the creek and riparian areas. The ranch currently winters about 200 to 300 cows from November to June and typically gets one cutting off of the hay meadows in the summer. The ranch is 6,740 feet at the headquarters sloping very gently to the east dropping about 60 feet over its one-mile length. Overall, Mountain View experiences a true four-season climate, with distinct changes in weather and temperature throughout the year. The area is in Zone 4a Plant Hardiness Zone. On average there are 225 sunny days per year in Mountain View with the growing period about 66 days from around June 25th to August 30th. Summer Average Highs: 74 81 F degrees Summer Average Lows: 42 49 F degrees Winter Average Highs: 33 35 F degrees Winter Average Lows: 12 13 F degrees Rain: Averages 10.13 inches of rain annually Snow: Averages 55 inches of snow annually Improvements- Located on the northwest corner of the ranch, the improvements consist of a single-family home, a garage, and several outbuildings. The original ranch house was built in 1894 as a frame rustic log structure and has been added on to over the years. Now 2,914 square feet, the home includes 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The home is two stories, plus an attic, and a two-car garage with a room above the garage allowing for plenty of storage space. The second floor consists of 832 square feet. The enclosed patio/sunroom is finished, providing a nice place to relax year-round. In addition to baseboard heat, the home is heated with a wood-burning stove in the kitchen, and the river-rock fireplace in the living room. Overall, the home is in fair to average condition. The roof is metal and appears to be in good condition. The new owner could utilize the current home, or the property offers several ideal homesites. Year- Round Recreation- The Uinta Mountains and Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area offer a wealth of outdoor activities for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. In the Uintas, visitors can enjoy hiking and backpacking along numerous trails, with options ranging from easy day hikes to challenging multi-day treks. The area is known for excellent fishing in its many lakes and streams, as well as opportunities for rock climbing and wildlife viewing. During winter, the mountains become a playground for skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. The High Uinta Wilderness encompasses 456,705 acres (about half the area of Rhode Island) and stretches 60 miles east to west. It is a spectacular area with hundreds of glacier-formed lakes reflecting blue skies and Utahs highest peaks in clear, icy water. Flaming Gorge, centered around its stunning reservoir, is a haven for water-based activities. Boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding are popular on the emerald waters, while the lake is renowned for its exceptional fishing, particularly for trout and kokanee salmon. The surrounding red rock canyons provide scenic drives, hiking trails, and rock-climbing routes. Camping options abound in both areas, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the natural beauty of these landscapes. HIKING, CLIMBING & WATER PURSUITS Bear River Greenway & State Park- Evanston, WY Fossil Butte National Monument Kemmerer, WY Dinosaur National Monument Vernal, UT Grand Teton National Park Jackson Hole, WY Wind River Range Western Wyoming High Uinta Wilderness Northeastern Utah Lake Viva Naughton Kemmerer, WY Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area GOLF Purple Sage Golf Course Evanston, WY Fossil Island Golf Course Kemmerer, WY SKIING & WINTER SPORTS Jackson Hole, WY Salt Lake City & Park City Area Ski Resorts Area Hunting- The Bridger Valley is a prime destination for hunting enthusiasts, offering a diverse and rugged landscape ideal for a variety of game species. The region features expansive high plains, rolling hills, and the scenic Uinta Mountains, creating a range of habitats that support abundant wildlife. Hunters in the area can pursue an array of game species. The region is particularly noted for its healthy populations of mule deer and elk, with the latter often found in the higher elevations of the Uinta Mountains. Pronghorn antelope roam the open plains, providing an exciting challenge for hunters. Black bears and mountain lions can also be found in the forested areas, offering more thrilling pursuits. Game management units in the area are well-regulated, ensuring sustainable hunting practices and healthy wildlife populations. Local guides

1080 deeded acres & 149-acre USFS Permit This premier mountain ranch is nestled on the western slope of the Bear Lodge Mountains within 20-minutes of Devils Tower National Monument. The Rocking H is a picturesque and secluded recreational setting with 1.25 miles of Lytle Creek running through the ranch and the entire eastern boundary adjoining the expansive Black Hills National Forest. The diverse landscape provides excellent wildlife habitat and qualifies for coveted landowner elk tags. As one of the most scenic and private settings in the Bear Lodge Mountains, the property encompasses 1,229 total acres, which includes 1,080 deeded acres and an additional 149-acre USFS Special Use Permit. This unique holding offers endless outdoor adventures with easy access to a vast amount of public lands. With its mixture of open spaces, spectacular Black Hills scenery, unobstructed views, a mountain stream, and direct access to National Forest, the Rocking H Ranch is a legacy ranch offering recreational appeal, lasting investment potential and it has significant opportunity for a conservation easement candidate. ! Property Highlights ! - 1,080 deeded acres, 149-acre USFS Permit. - Landowner elk tags. - 1.25 miles of Lytle Creek. - Borders Black Hills National Forest. - Western slope of the Bear Lodge Mountains. - Incredible views. - Excellent wildlife habitat and hunting opportunities. - Good set of ranch improvements. - Trail system. - 20-minutes to Devils Tower.

TRACT 43 ** NEW RELEASE AT YELLOWSTONE L&R RANCH ** 53+/- Acres With Amazing Views ** * 53+/- ACRES with incredible views in every direction * Wildlife on the tract include elk, whitetail, mule deer and Merriam's turkey. * Large tract with really nice mix of mature Ponderosa Pines and Bur Oaks * The treed ridges are favorite bedding areas for deer. * The Merriam's turkeys have several favorite roost trees on this tract. * There are multiple building locations to maximize your views from your house/cabin and plenty of room for additional out buildings. * Very quiet area of the ranch that provides plenty of privacy * You have multiple excellent building locations to choose from * For additional information or questions, call Paul Harris, Properties West Realty Team AREA ATTRACTIONS AND DESTINATIONS 8 Miles to the town of Hulett, WY 9 Miles to the Golf Course at Devils Tower & the 77 Steakhouse & Saloon in Hulett, WY 18 Miles to Devils Tower National Monument 37 Miles to Keyhole State Park - Keyhole Lake offers outstanding walleye and smallmouth bass fishing as well endless as recreational water sports. 30 Miles to access 80,000+ acres of the Wyoming Black Hills National Forest, for ATVing, hiking, fishing, camping, hunting, snowmobiling, cross country skiing and much more. 50 Miles to I-90 in Moorcroft, WY 60 Miles to Spearfish, SD 75 Miles to Deadwood, SD 75 Miles to Sturgis, SD 80 Miles to Gillette Regional Airport 114 Miles to Rapid City Regional Airport

40 Acres of Wide-Open Wyoming Freedom Near BLM Land & Just Minutes from I-80! Gov. File#: L-29887 Location: Sweetwater County, Wyoming Legal Description: T22N R92W SEC 11 SW4NE4 APN: 2292-11-1-00-057-00 | Account#: R0134471 Overview Discover the purest form of American freedom 40 acres of private Wyoming land surrounded by unspoiled wilderness, open skies, and quiet solitude. This property lies just north of Interstate 80, between Rawlins and Wamsutter, giving you easy access while keeping you surrounded by thousands of acres of natural beauty. Perfect for recreation, camping, off-grid living, or investment, this parcel sits near vast stretches of BLM (public) land, where you can explore, hunt, or ride for miles. Wyoming land this size and this accessible with direct owner financing is getting harder to find every year. Property Highlights 40 sprawling acres your own private Wyoming retreat Near BLM land for endless recreation and adventure Level to gently rolling terrain ideal for camping, cabins, or grazing No HOA, no time limit to build, and low property taxes Private yet accessible: county dirt roads nearby Unmatched star-filled night skies and panoramic mountain views Perfect for RVs, ATVs, or a future off-grid basecamp Location & Surroundings 30 min Rawlins, WY groceries, gas, and restaurants 25 min Wamsutter, WY small-town essentials and services 3 hrs Grand Teton National Park 4 hrs Yellowstone National Park 2.5 hrs Cheyenne, WY or Salt Lake City, UT This region of Sweetwater County is known for its limitless outdoor recreation from hiking, hunting, and horseback riding to off-roading, stargazing, and photography. The rolling plains and high desert terrain create a peaceful, open landscape ideal for anyone seeking privacy, space, and investment potential. Owner Financing Terms Owning 40 acres of Wyoming wilderness has never been easier. Total Price: $27,641 Down Payment: $199 (credited toward purchase) Closing Cost: $249 (one-time) Monthly Payment: $379 Interest Rate: 8% APR No credit checks, no prepayment penalty Property taxes: approx. $120/year, prorated and added to monthly payment All paperwork is handled online quick, secure, and simple. Property Details Feature Description Acreage 40 acres Coordinates 41.8945, -107.7635 Zoning Rural Agricultural / Residential Terrain Flat to gently rolling Elevation Approx. 6,700 ft Access Dirt roads surrounding property Utilities Off-grid solar, generator, and well recommended County Sweetwater County, WY Why This Property If youve dreamed of wide-open land with mountain horizons, no crowds, and total freedom, this is it. Wyoming continues to attract investors and outdoor lovers seeking affordable acreage near public lands and this parcel checks every box. Perfect for a weekend retreat, long-term hold, or future homestead, this property lets you escape the noise and own a real piece of the American West all for less than $380/month. How to Buy If youre ready to secure this 40-acre property, just send your mailing address and well reserve it for you today. Well send your down-payment invoice and purchase agreement immediately for online completion. Call or Text Tom at 561-870-7424

Meadowlark Ski Area and Lodge is located in the Big Horn Mountains between Buffalo and Tensleep, Wyoming just off highway 16. This resort boasts over 800 ft vertical drop, with lakeside and majestic Big Horn Mountain views. Dubbed the Little Jackson Hole of the Big Horns, Meadowlark Ski Area has over 320 acres and 35 trails of ski terrain for both beginner and expert skiers; with very challenging chutes in an area of Wyoming that averages over 300 inches in annual snowfall. At the end of the day, one can join friends in the Meadowlark Lodge, which in its over 25,000 sq. ft. space provides food, beverages, and all of the rentals and ski shopping downstairs needed to support any level of skier.

For more information Call/Text Michael Konstant (605) 641-0094 at Konstant Real Estate. Crook County Ranchette, Beulah, Wyoming. A Charming Wyoming Ranchette Horse Lovers Dream! Experience the beauty of Wyoming country living with this exceptional 35 acre ranchette, offering the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and equestrian-friendly amenities. A picturesque setting with breathtaking views and crisp, fresh air, this property is ideal for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle while staying within a short distance to nearby towns. Located between the communities of Beulah and Sundance Wyoming and only a short distance off from HWY 111. A well-maintained zero entry 4-bedroom home provides warmth and comfort, making it a perfect retreat after a day of riding and ranch work. The open floor plan, spacious kitchen, and cozy living areas ensure both functionality and relaxation. Complete with an attached two car garage, wash sink and storage. Equestrian enthusiasts will appreciate the thoughtfully designed horse facilities, which include a 40x 62 barn with steel panel pens, in addition to an open-face horse building with tack room, steel fenced pens including automatic waterers. A large outdoor riding arena (140x 240) also continuous steel panels compliments the property which is perfect for training, roping or barrel racing among other events.

CREEK NEAR YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK LODE CLAIM GOLD VEIN BIGHORN MOUNTAINS OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20.66 acre gold and gem LODE Mining Claim for sale, the Sweetwater Lode #3 with a quartz gold vein running thru the claim as well as Sweetwater Creek running thru the west claim boundary. Less than an hour west to Yellowstone National Park. A half hour from the town of Cody with all of the necessities. Camp by the creek just off the road or the area National Forest campgrounds. Sweetwater creek is a tributary of the North Fork Shoshone River, just down the road, which has a history of gold discoveries. Both are also great fishing bodies of water, especially for trout. Unique to this lode claim and any lode claim, Sweetwater Creek runs thru the claim for over 330 feet where you can work the lode gold vein and pan in the creek to multiply your gold prospecting potential. Gold prices have reached an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. See further down the listing the buying process, my owner financing options to choose from, and how to purchase my claim. See with the top pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. Buffalo Bill Reservoir is just down the road East with great fishing and boating, Half hour away, the town of Cody has all the necessities, as does the small town of Wapiti just 10 miles away. Located in the majestic Big Horn Mountains in Americas first National Forest, Shoshone National Forest. Within hiking distance to a nature preserve, the North Absaroka Wilderness, with public access. This area has the feel of the Old West where the Cowboy Culture still lives on. Yellowstone National park is only 23 miles West. The town of Wapiti is just 10 miles East and town of Cody is 30 miles East, both having the Old West feel. A lode claim differs from our placer claims, as on a lode claim you can dig into the mountain side and can even go to the extent of building a mine shaft. A quartz/gold vein was discovered extending thru the claim. Our lode claim has veins of valuable minerals including gold in veins (called lodes) cutting thru rocks. Quartz and gold are frequently found together and digging into the quartz vein is called “chasing the vein.” A vein of quartz/gold runs South to North thru the middle of the claim. The quartz vein has gold traces in the rock. Pick and shovel, rock hammer, metal detector, and is hard rock mining. I did not expose the whole vein, though was able to follow it going through the claim, intermittently. The process of lode, hard rock mining, is the process where gold is extracted directly from the lode vein beneath the ground. Dig down about 3 feet as go through the claim, then pick, shovel, and rock hammer working the sides of that hole. Filling in the holes when leave the claim as required by the national forest. For the use of any machinery, you need to file a Plan of Operation with the BLM for approval. Scratch your rock ore against an unglazed white ceramic streak plate. If it's gold, it will leave a golden streak. Or scratch the surface of the specimen with a knife. Gold is a soft metal that will show scratch marks. TOWN OF CODY CALLED BY THE LOCALS, CODY YELLOWSTONE Cody was named the best city in Wyoming to live and visit based on employment opportunities, cost of living, school systems, outdoor activities, and tourist attractions. A gateway town to Yellowstone National Park, Cody is an historic town surrounded by natural splendor. Cody was named after the infamous William "Buffalo Bill" Cody and boasts a thrilling stampede event now named after him. Along the central streets, youll find Old West-style shop fronts and saloons that provide a glimpse into the pastbut the architecture is just one part of Codys charm. Residents enjoy an excellent school system and lower on average cost of living, with the average price of a single family home well below the national average. Yellowstone National Park is an exciting destination, the beautiful Buffalo Bill State Park is nearby, and the surrounding areas provide excellent opportunities for outdoor adventures, recreation, and fishing. The Wild West is a place filled with adventure. Its a place where you can ride horses, rope cattle, sit around a campfire and stay at a genuine guest ranch. But its also a place filled with warmth and charm. Welcoming accommodations, fine restaurants, stellar shopping, plenty of things to see and do, and no shortage of outdoor fun and adventure. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. WYOMING ROCKHOUNDING Rockhounding is more than just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. Rockhounding in Wyoming is a great way to get out and enjoy the states expansive landscapes and beautifully unique terrain. Wyoming happens to be among the best states in the entire country for rockhounding thanks to the sheer volume of prospective collecting sites and the impressive array of rocks and minerals to be found. Wyoming is perhaps most well known for its world-class National Parks like Yellowstone and Grand Teton. While you cant collect rocks within those parks, the fantastically complicated and gorgeous geology found within their borders is a testament to the complex geological history of the area. The relatively recent volcanic and metamorphic activity in Wyoming has given rise to many desirable and sought-after rocks and minerals. Wyoming Jade, the Wyoming state gemstone, is the most famous of the states geologic treasures. Wyoming also hosts diamonds, corundum (sapphire and ruby), opal, peridot, iolite (gem-quality cordierite), agate, petrified wood, and quartz crystals. Some Wyoming rock types used by lapidaries also include marble, silicified banded iron formation (BIF), fuchsitic quartzite, and gneiss. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, the process would be, I would need your name(s) and mailing address, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your ownership is then transferred after receiving payment, or $3500, paying $1750 first month, and $1750 2nd month, or $3500, paying $1500 first month, $1000 2nd month, and $1000 3rd month, or $3500, paying $700 per month for 5 months, or $3500, paying $500 per month for 7 months, or $4000, paying $400 per month for 10 months. A $199 deed processing fee is paid with final payment. After receiving your final payment, your ownership of the 20.66 acre claim will be legally recorded with the Wyoming Bureau of Land Management and the Park County Recorder. I am a retired teacher and got into prospecting as a hobby with my family. I am 75 and my wife 73, and we have gained the experience to select the best areas to locate claims. We feel we are selling more than the gold and minerals on beautiful land. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Wyoming Gold Rush. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. BIG HORN MOUNTAINS Located in north-central Wyoming, the Bighorn Mountains are a sister range of the Rocky Mountains. Conveniently located halfway between Mt. Rushmore and Yellowstone National Park, the Bighorns are a great vacation destination in themselves. Visitors experience a diverse landscape - from grasslands to alpine meadows, clear lakes to glacial carved valleys and rolling hills to sheer mountain cliffs. TOWN OF WAPITI Wapiti is situated along the North Fork of the Shoshone River in Shoshone National Forest, between Cody and the eastern entrance of Yellowstone National Park. The town is named after the Cree Indian word for elk. BUFFALO BILL RESERVOIR Colonel William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody made the area famous in the early days of the West. He and his companions were the first to perceive the possibilities of turning the sagebrush flats of Wyoming's Bighorn Basin into a land of agricultural abundance through irrigation. The main historic site is Buffalo Bill Dam, which is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as a major engineering achievement. Fishing open year-round. Wyoming State fishing license required. Fish species (coldwater) include rainbow trout, brown trout, lake trout (mackinaw), and cutthroat trout. Good access via shoreline roads and 3 boat ramps. Water surface covers approximately 8,000 acres. Additional blue-ribbon quality fishing available on Shoshone River above and below reservoir. Available services include developed campsites and RV sites with dump stations, drinking water, tables, restrooms, wind screens, primitive campsites, and a new visitor center. Other activities include watchable wildlife, big game, and waterfowl hunting in season with Wyoming State license. Hiking and horseback riding. Popular windsurfing area. PARK COUNTY You wont run out of things to do or places to see when you visit Park County. Plan your vacation around one of our many events any time of year from ice fishing and music shows, to rodeos and festivals. Enjoy the myriad of quality attractions and world-class museums. Park County encompasses 3,349,120 acres of land, the majority of which is held under state or federal control, with only 23% privately owned. Most of the Shoshone National Forest, the first national forest, and a portion of Yellowstone National Park, the first national park, fall within Park County boundaries. Park County is located in the northwestern section of the State of Wyoming. If within one year you are not satisfied with your claim, you can trade for another comparable claim, just pa

Wyoming Dream Ranch with Breathtaking Views Near Devil's Tower. Discover the ultimate Wyoming retreat at 499 Government Canyon Road Hulett, WY. This exceptional ranch offers unparalleled privacy and spectacular scenery, located just a short 20-minute drive from the iconic Devil's Tower National Monument. Sprawling across 286 deeded acres and supplemented by an additional 80 leased BLM acres, this property is a paradise for the outdoor enthusiast. The landscape features rolling hills, beautiful grazing pastures ideal for your livestock or horses, and dramatic sandstone rock formations. Imagine ending your day watching a glorious Wyoming sunset from the majestic bluffs that provide gorgeous, panoramic views of the surrounding area. The land is teeming with abundant wildlife, including impressive elk, deer, and wild turkey. Nestled on the grounds is a charming and fully equipped cottage, featuring 1 bedroom, 1 bath and a front covered porch.This cozy dwelling is complete with reliable electric heat, AC, internet service, and a septic system, providing a comfortable and convenient base of operations for your ranching or recreational pursuits. A 35x50 Quonest for all your equiptment and storage. Bring your livestock, your horses, and your dreams. This is a rare opportunity to own a significant piece of the American West. For more information or to schedule a private showing, please contact Christina Singer Singer Team Realty Keller Williams of the Black Hills 605-920-1518

18.31 Acres on the Wind River A True Western Outdoorsmans Retreat. Just 10 minutes north of Riverton, this rare riverfront property offers the perfect secluded setting for a private rustic fishing cabin or a trophy home. Land on the river is scarce, and this spot is prime for those who appreciate wide-open spaces and rugged beauty. OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE WITH $100,000 DOWN - CONTACT US FOR DETAILS! A new survey was recently completed and power poles serve the neighboring residence. There is also IRRIGATION rights through the Riverton Valley Irrigation District. The State Well Database shows the neighbors well producing 10 GPM with 20 static water level depth and 165 total depth. There are no HOA, dues, or covenants. property has been most recently used as a horse pasture. The fishing on the Wind River is known to be world class. For other water sports & camping, Boysen State Park & Reservoir, encompassing over 15,000 acres and 76 miles of shoreline, is just up the road. Those looking for places to explore the magnificent, rugged, and remote Wind River Range can be access in less than an hour. Jackson Hole, Teton, Yellowstone, all close enough for a day trip. County: Fremont, WY Parcel Number: 9125-33-2-00-026.00 Utilities: Power poles serve the neighboring property. Would be a well for water and septic for waste. Water Rights: The property has irrigation rights through the Riverton Valley Irrigation District. Mobile Homes Allowed: Yes HOA: None Zoning: None, Fremont County does not have zoning districts. Nearest Town: 10 min to Riverton (Population 11,000). Riverton has all the major services needed, including markets, restaurants, service stations, hardware stores, a hospital, and a Walmart Supercenter. Nearest Major Cities & Airports: Casper, WY (Pop. 58,000): 1 hr 45 min. Cody, WY (Pop. 10,000): 2 hr 10 min, Jackson, WY (Pop. 11,000), 3 hr Hunting & Fishing: Antelope Unit 117, Deer Unit 157, Elk Unit 127. The Wyoming Game & Fish Department is an excellent resource. Taxes: $268.53 per year Terrain Level to Rolling Elevation: 4,820 4,840 ft. Nearby Attractions: Boysen Reservoir and State Park 15 min Nearby Attractions: Wind River Mountain Range 1 hr Nearby Attractions: Grand Teton National Park 2 hr 30 min Nearby Attractions: Yellowstone National Park 3 hr

Discover a rare opportunity to own an expansive 1,268-acre tract of mountainous sage steppe land, offering rare seclusion, incredible wildlife, and breathtaking topography. This extraordinary property boasts elevations ranging from 4,600 to 6,400 feet and shares over 6.5 miles of border with U.S. Forest Service, BLM, and State of Wyoming landsideal for those seeking privacy and outdoor adventure. The landscape is rich with dramatic sandstone cliffs, spires, columns, slabs and unique rock formations. Two developed springs provide water for both livestock and wildlife. A private, one-mile driveway leads to a truly remarkable building site featuring a passive solar-designed Southwestern-style Hacienda home, a 2-bedroom guest house, and a garage/shop with office or studio space. Wildlife thrives here. Up to 200 elk winter and calve on the property, joined by deer, antelope, coyotes, foxes, bobcats, mountain lions, bears, and an astounding variety of bird species. For the ornithologist or nature lover, this property is a dream come true. The property is protected by a conservation easement, preserving its natural beauty and ecological value. The home is self-sustaining, powered by solar energy with 18,000 Kwh battery storage and a 5,000-watt backup generator. Two 1,500-gallon cisterns ensure backup water supply. The solar room helps heat the home using thermostatically controlled air flow, complemented by radiant floor heating on the main level. The guest house offers its own full kitchen, bathroom, laundry area, and a covered deck with panoramic views. Additional features include livestock corrals, loafing sheds, a wildlife drinking pond, and a spring-fed water system for animals. Whether you're seeking a secluded getaway, a wildlife sanctuary, or a truly unique Western retreat, this is a once-in-a-generation offering.

Discover Bliss Ranch, a premier Wyoming cattle ranch for sale in Northern Laramie County. Spanning 2,774.1 deeded acres with direct Interstate 25 frontage, this property combines a productive working cattle operation with rare development potential just 30 minutes from Cheyenne. The ranch features a 2002-built 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, an insulated calving barn built in 2022, a Quonset, a mineral shed, and continuous pipe corrals designed for efficiency. Strategic water access includes multiple wells, ensuring reliable grazing across fenced and cross-fenced pastures. Despite its semi-arid look, the ranch's native prairie grasses provide high-protein forage, producing cattle with slick, shiny coats. With mineral rights conveying, a billboard lease generating annual income, and the ability to subdivide into 20100 acre tracts, Bliss Ranch offers both operational success and future growth. Located minutes from historic Chugwater, Wyoming, and close to Cheyenne Regional Airport, the ranch provides an ideal balance of seclusion and accessibility. Perfect for ranchers, investors, or those seeking a Wyoming land investment with long-term upside.

Winchester Home Place | Fremont County, Wyoming 41 Acres | Custom Home | Shop & Outbuildings | Small-Scale Irrigation Winchester Home Place is a well-improved rural property located just west of Riverton, Wyoming, offering approximately 41 deeded acres with a private access road from 8-Mile Road. The setting is quiet and functional, with just the right amount of land and improvements for those seeking a manageable property with room to work and enjoy the outdoors. The land includes approximately 5 acres of flood-irrigated ground, with water delivered via the Midvale Irrigation District. The remaining acreage is in pasture, well-suited for grazing or light agricultural use. A year-round drainage enters the property at the southeast and flows through to the northwest corner, where it joins the Ocean Lake Drain. A small pond, fed by excess irrigation water, offers additional character and seasonal habitat for wildlife. The main residence is a custom-built home with approximately 5,358 square feet of finished living space, plus a 506 SF attached heated garage. Finishes throughout include hardwood flooring, solid cherry cabinets and trim, quartz countertops, vaulted ceilings, and large windows that bring in natural light and expansive views. The main level features a spacious primary suite with patio access, an office, formal dining area, open kitchen and living spaces, and a well-appointed laundry/mechanical room. Upstairs includes two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, a game room, and an exercise room with a west-facing view. Connected to the east wing of the home is a two-level studio space, originally built for photography use, with 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a half bath on the main level. The upper floor includes dormer-style windows and finished space suitable for creative work, guest use, or office space. Outbuildings include a 2,560 SF heated shop (built in 2018) with three overhead doors, a finished office, and bathroom. A 4,104 SF equipment building, also constructed in 2018, provides ample covered storage or barn use and connects to a steel-pipe corral system with mechanical chute and working tubready for livestock use or expansion. Winchester Home Place offers a high-quality home, useful ag improvements, and just the right amount of irrigated land to support small-scale operationsall in a scenic and accessible area of Fremont County. The layout and infrastructure also make this property well-suited for a variety of rural pursuits, including 4-H and FFA projects, hobby livestock, or equestrian activities, making it an ideal fit for families or individuals looking to enjoy the benefits of country living with flexibility and room to grow. An additional 40 adjoining acres are available for purchase, of which approximately 31 are flood irrigated.

It is not every day you come across the perfect gem in an ideal setting. Located just north of the unique town of Saratoga, Wyoming, this 203 acre private retreat is the perfect complement of North Platte River frontage, mature groves of cottonwood, historical river oxbows, and heavily irrigated meadows. The majority of acreage is natural river bottom landscape with multiple ponds, further enhanced by senior 1902 water rights. This water-rich ranch is the perfect recreational playground in a special setting in southern Wyoming. On the southern end of the ranch, the main three-bedroom ranch house, including a two-car garage and detached shop, lies within a 28 acre parcel located within the town limits of Saratoga and presents future high-density and commercial development opportunities. The North Platte River, known for its productive trout fishery, flows through the southwest portion of the ranch and presents an opportunity for onsite fishing and private drift boat access. The mature cottonwood habitat called Mullison Island, encircled by the river and historic river oxbow, is a sanctuary for mule deer, whitetail deer, and the occasional moose and elk herd. Once you are encompassed by the mature cottonwood forest on Mullison Island, it is hard to believe you are only minutes away from the one-of-a-kind sporting community of Saratoga. The cottonwood forest opens to irrigated meadows and a meandering creek on the north end of the ranch. Saratoga North Platte River Ranch is an exceptional opportunity located a stones throw from Saratoga, an exceptional small town in southern Wyoming.

Russell Ranch Overview Western Land Sales is proud to present the Russell Ranch, a historic, fourth-generation working ranch located in Hot Springs and Fremont Counties at the southern end of Wyoming's Bighorn Basin. Offered for the first time, this legacy property spans three distinct operating units comprising approximately 4,504 deeded acres and 12,000 acres of BLM and State grazing leases. Together, the owned and leased lands total more than 16,500 acres under ranch operation. Lucerne Farm Unit The irrigated farm unit lies in the Lucerne Valley and includes approximately 409 deeded acres, with 154.2 acres under flood irrigation via the Lucerne Irrigation District canal system. Irrigation district fees are included in annual county taxes. Improvements on this unit are modest and functional, including a 1920s farmhouse with well and electrical service, city water (soon to be available), fiber optic, and a 90'x70' metal indoor riding barn. An adjacent 962-acre BLM allotment provides additional winter grazing capacity. Kirby Creek Grazing Unit Located about six miles east of the Lucerne farm, the Kirby Creek Unit consists of approximately 819 deeded acres, two large BLM allotments, and a state lease encompassing approximately 11,200 acres historically used for spring and fall grazing. Water is supplied by Kirby Creeka perennial streamas well as multiple reservoirs and pipelines extending through the pastures. Pipe corrals and handling pens are conveniently located along Highway 172, providing excellent access and functionality. Copper Mountain Summer Unit Approximately 18 miles south of the Kirby Creek Unit lies the Copper Mountain summer pasture, comprising over 3,275 deeded acres, along with 920 acres of interspersed State and BLM leases. This unit totals approximately 4,190 acres of high-country grazing. Elevations range from 6,500 to 8,000 feet, with abundant live water provided by Jones Creek and its tributaries. This mountain unit offers lush summer forage, native habitat, and recreational potential in a secluded and scenic setting. Ranch Operation Established in the early 1900s as a sheep ranch, the Russell Ranch has evolved over the decades into a traditional horseback cattle operation. Livestock are moved seasonally from the low-elevation Lucerne farm at 4,200 feet to the Copper Mountain summer pastures. The ranch is conservatively rated at approximately 250 animal units under current management, with capacity subject to operational and environmental conditions. Improvements In addition to the Lucerne farmstead and riding barn, other improvements include pipe corrals at Kirby Creek and a historic stone cabin on the Copper Mountain unit. Overall, the ranch maintains a low-improvement footprint, emphasizing operational utility and landscape integrity. Water Resources Lucerne Farm: Supplied by the Lucerne Irrigation District canal and includes a domestic/livestock well. City water is anticipated to be connected soon. Kirby Creek Unit: Includes electrical service, approximately four miles of pipeline, multiple reservoirs, and Kirby Creek as a year-round water source. Copper Mountain Unit: Well watered by Jones Creek and the East Fork of Jones Creek, along with numerous reliable springs. Wildlife & Recreation The ranch hosts a variety of big game species, upland birds, and waterfowl, making it an attractive recreational property. Located within Antelope Units 75, 76, and 83; Deer Units 127 and 37; and Elk Unit 47, the property has historically qualified for Wyoming landowner hunting tags. Jones Creek and tributaries offer a robust population of Wild Brook Trout. It also participates in the Wyoming Game & Fish Access Yes Program (Walk-In Areas 1, 2, 3, 7, and 19), which can be renewed or cancelled annually. Community & Location Russell Ranch is situated near Thermopolis and the Bighorn Riveran acclaimed destination for fly fishing. Hot Springs County offers a strong mix of agriculture, energy, small business, and tourism. Local amenities include a new hospital, regional airport, and K-12 schools. The region is within two hours of Yellowstone National Park and Casper, and three hours from Billings, Montana. Summary The Russell Ranch is a rare offeringblending a century of stewardship, scenic Wyoming landscapes, productive grazing lands, and recreational opportunity. This turn-key operation is ideal for those seeking a true western ranch lifestyle with both practical value and long-term potential. INFORMATION ON Russell Ranch Thermopolis, WY WAS OBTAINED FROM SOURCES DEEMED TO BE RELIABLE, BUT IS NOT GUARANTEED BY WESTERN LAND SALES OR THE SELLER. THIS OFFERING IS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE, PRICE CHANGE, CORRECTION OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE.

Located just outside Powell in Big Horn County, Wyoming, this 328-acre property offers a rare combination of irrigated farmland, recreational opportunity, and public land access. With approximately 190 acres under irrigation, 130+/- acres under pivot irrigation, and 60+/- acres in flood irrigation, the property has a strong foundation for agricultural income or operational use. The pivot is currently planted to a hay/grass mixture. There is live water for cattle out of Whistle Creek. The remaining acreage consists of pasture, creek bottom, and transitional ground with multiple potential building sites.Whistle Creek flows through the property, enhancing its utility for both agriculture and wildlife habitat. Water rights support the irrigated acreage, which is currently utilized for crop production and can accommodate a variety of agricultural practices. The level terrain and access to water also make this property adaptable to rotational grazing, hay production, or other income-producing land uses.The parcel is bordered by public land on the western boundary, providing direct access to hundreds of additional acres for hunting, hiking, and other recreational activities. The area is known for its upland game and big game species, and the creek corridor provides additional habitat value.The property offers direct access from a nearby highway, allowing for convenient year-round entry. Utilities are accessible on the property, supporting residential or agricultural infrastructure development. Scenic views of the nearby mountain ranges add to the location's appeal for those seeking a rural homesite with functional land attributes.Powell, WY, is approximately 15 miles from the property and provides access to essential services, schools, and agricultural support businesses. Cody, WY, is about 30 miles away and offers additional commercial services as well as an airport with regional connections. Billings, MT, a larger metropolitan area, is located roughly 100 miles to the north and provides access to major services and infrastructure.This property presents an opportunity for a buyer seeking land with productive capacity, recreational utility, and potential for residential development. Whether used for farming, ranching, hunting, or a combination of purposes, the acreage and location provide flexibility and long-term value.

Jelm Fishing Getaway: A Nature Lover's Paradise. Situated on 4.34 acres with direct Big Laramie River frontage. Featuring a 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home, perfect for families or groups looking to embrace the great outdoors. The spacious kitchen is equipped with everything you need to prepare meals after a day of adventure, while the cozy living area provides the ideal spot to unwind by the fire. The wrap-around deck and multiple patios serve as perfect places to entertain or relax in the hot tub, while stargazing adds to the charm of this picturesque lifestyle. In addition to the main home, this property boasts a dry cabin, perfect for guests or glamping, along with a versatile shop that can be used for hobbies, equipment storage, or a workshop. Outdoor enthusiasts will revel in the abundant recreational opportunities right at their doorstep. With excellent fishing, hunting, hiking trails, snowmobiling, and skiing options nearby, there's no shortage of ways to enjoy the stunning natural surroundings. Whether you're seeking a weekend retreat or a full-time residence, this Jelm fishing getaway offers the perfect blend of adventure and tranquility. This beautiful home has been remodeled down to the studs. It features brand-new electrical and plumbing, new radiant baseboard heat, a pellet stove, foam-sprayed insulation, and brand-new kitchen appliances. There is also a main living room as well as a family room downstairs. The basement is also equipped with an extra-large room that can be used for a quiet office or craft room. The shop is newly built, having 1,800 sq. ft. with a 1,200 sq. ft. second level. The cabin is newly built with 464 sq. ft.

Your Own Slice of Tranquility – Stunning 5-Bedroom Home on 10 Acres Welcome to a rare opportunity to own your own private sanctuary. Nestled on 10 acres in one of the most breathtaking locations, this 5-bedroom, 3-bath home offers the perfect blend of comfort, functionality, and natural beauty. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be captivated by the towering mature trees, the peaceful private pond, and sweeping views of the majestic Uinta Mountains. Whether you’re enjoying your morning coffee on the porch or unwinding as the sun sets behind the peaks, every moment here feels like a retreat. Inside, the spacious home offers a warm, inviting layout designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. The attached garage adds convenience, while two massive shops one being 32X40 and the other being 50x80 provide endless possibilities—ideal for hobbyists, mechanics, extra storage, or even running a home-based business. A charming pool house sits just steps from the private pond, creating the perfect space for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying summer afternoons in your own backyard oasis. The property also features four private wells, offering abundant water resources and peace of mind. Tucked away in complete privacy, this property offers a sense of serenity that’s hard to find—quiet, peaceful, and truly your own world. Whether you're dreaming of a family homestead, a recreational haven, or simply a place to live closer to nature, this unique property delivers. Call Angie at Bridger Valley Realty to schedule your own private showing. 307-747-2871 Copyright © 2025 Wyoming Multiple Listing Service. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

This 379-acre parcel of land offers a rare opportunity to own a prime piece of Wyoming hunting property. Located just 13 miles from Torrington and minutes from the scenic Hawk Springs Reservoir, this property is a haven for game bird hunting, featuring a blend of wetland and upland game bird habitat. Currently enrolled in a USDA Conservation program, the property includes a transferable contract, allowing the new owner the option to continue its conservation efforts. The land has been thoughtfully developed, with ponds dug and numerous trees planted to enhance both wildlife habitat and the landscape. Whether you're seeking a quiet retreat for outdoor recreation or looking to maintain a legacy of conservation and hunting, this property is a unique and valuable investment in Wyomings rich natural heritage.

Located just minutes outside Kemmerer, Wyoming, this meticulously crafted log home epitomizes rustic luxury, commanding breathtaking views of the Hams Fork River and the majestic Uinta Mountains. Set on 92 acres of pristine land, the property is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, boasting sightings of pronghorn antelope, mule deer, moose, and a resident brood of sage grouse. Improvements The main log home itself is a testament to craftsmanship, featuring sturdy, hand-hewn logs that blend harmoniously with the natural surroundings. Inside, vaulted ceilings adorned with exposed beams create a sense of spaciousness, while large windows frame panoramic views of the rugged landscape. Surrounding the main residence are multiple outbuildings and corrals, designed to accommodate ranching activities and provide ample storage for outdoor gear. The property's unique appeal is further enhanced by its direct border with 600 acres of public land, offering unrestricted access to endless recreational opportunities including hiking, hunting, and fishing. Despite its secluded feel, the location offers convenient access to urban amenities, with Salt Lake City and Park City, Utah, just a short drive away. Whether you seek a serene retreat or an active outdoor lifestyle, this log home and its sprawling acreage provide an unparalleled blend of tranquility and adventure in the heart of the American West Shop #1 5056 square ft cement floors/electrical Shop #2 Steel Frame 3000 square ft gravel floor/electrical 16' doors Building #3 1280 square ft gravel floor/Lean-to Recreation Kemmerer, Wyoming, and its surrounding area offer a variety of recreational activities that cater to both outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking cultural and historical experiences.The Hams Fork River, which runs near Kemmerer, is known for its excellent fishing opportunities. Anglers can try their luck catching trout and other fish species in this scenic river. Nearby reservoirs, like Fontenelle Reservoir, also offer boating, kayaking, and additional fishing options. The Uinta Mountains provide a picturesque backdrop for hiking and exploring nature. Trails range from easy strolls to challenging hikes, offering opportunities to observe wildlife and enjoy breathtaking mountain views. Notable trails include those in the Bridger-Teton National Forest and nearby national parks. Kemmerer is famous for being near the Green River Formation, which has yielded numerous fossils including fish, reptiles, and plants from the Eocene Epoch. Visitors can participate in guided fossil digs or explore public dig sites to uncover their own fossils. Kemmerer and the surrounding area boast a rich history tied to mining and the Old West. Visitors can explore historic sites such as the Fossil Country Frontier Museum, which showcases local history and exhibits on paleontology. During the winter months, nearby areas such as the Uinta Mountains and Bridger-Teton National Forest offer opportunities for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. The terrain transforms into a winter wonderland, providing outdoor enthusiasts with ample opportunities for cold-weather recreation. Agriculture Ranching is a predominant agricultural activity in the area, with many ranches raising cattle and sheep. The vast open spaces and availability of natural grazing land make it ideal for livestock production. Ranchers often practice both cow-calf operations and sheep herding, taking advantage of the expansive public lands adjacent to private ranches. Region & Climate Kemmerer, Wyoming, experiences a semi-arid climate typical of the Intermountain West region. Here are the key characteristics of the climate in Kemmerer: Temperature: Summers in Kemmerer are generally warm during the day with average highs ranging from the mid-70s to low-80s Fahrenheit (around 24-28C). However, temperatures can occasionally reach into the 90s Fahrenheit (32-37C) during hot spells. Nights tend to be cool and comfortable, with temperatures dropping into the 40s and 50s Fahrenheit (5-15C).Winters are cold and snowy, with average daytime highs in the 30s and 40s Fahrenheit (around 0-9C). Nighttime lows often dip below freezing, averaging in the teens and 20s Fahrenheit (-7 to -2C). Periodic cold snaps can bring temperatures well below zero Fahrenheit (-18C). Precipitation: Precipitation in Kemmerer is relatively low, with an annual average of around 15 inches (about 38 cm). Most of this precipitation falls as snow during the winter months, contributing to seasonal snowpack in the nearby mountains. Summers are generally dry with occasional thunderstorms bringing brief but intense rainfall. Sunshine: Kemmerer enjoys abundant sunshine throughout the year. Summers are typically sunny and clear, while winter skies can be partly cloudy with occasional snow showers. Wind: Like many areas in Wyoming, Kemmerer can experience windy conditions, particularly in the spring and early summer. Wind speeds can occasionally be strong, influenced by weather patterns moving across the Great Basin and Rocky Mountains. Climate Variability: The climate in Kemmerer is influenced by its high elevation (approximately 7,000 feet or 2,100 meters above sea level) and its location in a valley surrounded by mountains. This can lead to temperature inversions in the winter, where cold air becomes trapped in the valley while warmer air remains aloft. Overall, Kemmerer's climate is characterized by distinct seasons, with warm summers and cold winters, relatively low precipitation, and plenty of sunshine throughout the year. These conditions shape the local landscape and contribute to the area's agricultural patterns and outdoor recreational opportunities. Location The property described, overlooking the Hams Fork River and the Uinta Mountains, is located just outside Kemmerer, Wyoming. Kemmerer is a small city in Lincoln County, situated in the southwestern part of the state. Here's an overview of the location and nearby amenities: Nearest Airports: Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC): Located approximately 150 miles (240 km) south of Kemmerer, Salt Lake City International Airport is the largest airport in the region, offering domestic and international flights. Rock Springs-Sweetwater County Airport (RKS): About 85 miles (137 km) east of Kemmerer, this regional airport provides limited commercial service and is primarily used for general aviation. Nearest Towns: Diamondville: A small town adjacent to Kemmerer, known for its historical ties to coal mining. Cokeville: Located northwest of Kemmerer, known for its rural character and outdoor recreational opportunities. Afton: To the northwest of Kemmerer, Afton is known for its scenic beauty and proximity to the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Closest Amenities: Grocery Stores and Shopping: Kemmerer has several grocery stores, pharmacies, and small shops catering to daily needs. Larger shopping options can be found in nearby cities like Rock Springs or Evanston. Restaurants and Dining: Kemmerer offers a variety of dining options, including local cafes, diners, and restaurants serving American cuisine. Some options may include local specialties. Medical Facilities: Kemmerer has a hospital and medical clinics providing healthcare services to residents and visitors. Outdoor Recreation: The property's proximity to the Uinta Mountains and public lands offers abundant outdoor recreational opportunities such as hiking, fishing, hunting, and wildlife viewing. Cultural and Historical Sites: Visitors can explore local museums, historic sites, and attractions such as the Fossil Butte National Monument, which is known for its fossil discoveries. While Kemmerer itself is relatively small, it provides essential amenities and serves as a gateway to the natural beauty and outdoor adventures of southwestern Wyoming. For more extensive services and facilities, larger cities like Salt Lake City, Utah, are within a few hours' drive, offering additional shopping, dining, and cultural opportunities.

Elkhorn Creek Ranch - Hulett, Wyoming 980 deeded acres - $4,700,000 Experience the ultimate western ranch in the natural beauty and inspiring landscapes of the Elkhorn Creek Ranch. Endless adventure awaits at this picturesque foothills setting where the scenic venue offers live water, stunning vistas, exceptional wildlife habitat, and is situated adjacent to public land in two places. Over a mile of Elkhorn Creek meanders across the middle of the ranch and through the valley near the headquarters. The excellent hunting opportunities on the ranch have been featured several times on The Sportmans Channel TV Show, Hardcore Pursuit. Located in northeastern Wyoming about a 25-minute drive north of Hulett, the ranch is close to Black Hills National Forest, and Devils Tower National Monument. The property offers a unique opportunity to embrace the stunning beauty and recreational abundance of the Black Hills region. * Property Highlights * - 980 +/- deeded acres and 160 +/- acres of State Grazing Lease. - Over a mile of Elkhorn Creek. - Borders public land. - Excellent wildlife habitat and hunting opportunities. - Featured on The Sportmans Channel. - Four bedroom home. - Heated Shop - Separate living quarters for hunters & guests. - Scenic venue with inspiring landscapes. - 25-minute drive north of Hulett, WY. - 45-minute drive to Black Hills National Forest and Devils Tower.

Located along the banks on the Big Horn River, this 192 deeded acre property lies just north of the town of Basin, Wyoming. Privacy and scenery are hallmark features of this river property with the added convenience of being on the edge of town. The property is comprised of tree-covered river bottom, open meadows, sub-irrigated riparian area, and 20 acres of flood irrigated alfalfa hay field. According to the Big Horn Canal Irrigation District, the property has a total of 111 acres of irrigation rights at an annual cost of $17/acre. There are no buildings, and the property has historically been used for cattle grazing and hay production. The grazing and farming are both available for the 2025 season. Wildlife includes pheasant, whitetail deer, mule deer, sandhill cranes, racoons, fox, and coyotes. Electricity is present on the property and is provided by Big Horn Rural Electric with a monthly service fee of $46.28. Domestic water can be sourced from a city water tap present on the property. There is insurable legal access to the property. This is a rare opportunity to own a large parcel of river property with irrigation suitable as a hunting retreat, small farm, or country acreage.