Brush Creek Ranch - Wyoming, Platte County & Albany County, Wheatland

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• The Headquarters Unit is within Area 5 for elk hunting, which is considered the premier area in the state for trophy bull elk. Records reflect bulls in excess of 400 points in the area. Given the trophy quality of the unit, it is difficult to draw a tag. However, the State may issue two landowner licenses to the owners for elk and mule deer.
  
• The ranch and surrounding area have impressive bulls and bucks due to the quality of the forage that enhances antler growth.
  
• The tree lined creek corridors’ good forbs production provides ideal habitat for turkeys, and various other species of game birds such as sage grouse have been seen on the property.
  

• The ranch and surrounding area is rich with scenic beauty and endless recreational opportunities. There are incredible views of the plains to the east and Laramie Peak and the surrounding mountains. The ranch and the thousands of acres of the nearby Medicine Bow National Forest offer miles of excellent trails for hiking, horseback riding and ATV use and other outdoor sporting opportunities. One of the largest bodies of water in the area, Glendo Reservoir and State Park, is just east of the ranch. The lake is fed by the North Platte River and affords thousands of acres of surface water for boating and fishing. A little further downstream is Guernsey Lake and State Park with its unique geology and rock outcroppings, offering a more intimate recreational experience that includes scenic boating opportunities along its private coves.