Slide Mountain Ranch
Cody, Wyoming (Park County)
Surrounded by 2.5 million acres of national forest along the banks of the Shoshone River.
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Cody, Wyoming (Park County)
Surrounded by 2.5 million acres of national forest along the banks of the Shoshone River.
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Daniel, Wyoming (Sublette County)
- 85-square-mile ranch in one contiguous block adjoining the Bridger-Teton National Forest and the Wyoming Range
- 11,138 deeded acres intermixed with 43,745 of acres of BLM and State lands
- Situated in the Upper Green River Basin just 70 miles south of Jackson, Wyoming and 20 miles west of Pinedale with its private jet airport
- Incomparable conservation values with important wildlife habitat, water resources, fisheries, riparian areas, native species, and scenic vistas
- Significant water resources with 76.9 cfs of senior water rights irrigating/sub-irrigati
ng over 6,310 acres, and 24 reservoirs and 11 springs
- Extensive riverine and riparian corridors with frontage on almost 40 miles of rivers, streams and creeks
- World-class fly-fishing for Colorado River Cutthroat and Rainbows
- Prime habitat for Elk and Moose, trophy hunting units for Mule Deer and Pronghorn and critical range for Greater Sage Grouse
- Through pioneering conservation efforts owners have preserved and enhanced rivers, lakes and streams, wildlife habitat, wetlands, grasslands, wildlife friendly fencing and instituted progressive grazing management techniques
- Historic and well balanced sustainable cattle operation with plentiful water and forage allowing grazing of 22,483 AUM’s on the deeded and neighboring public lands
The Cottonwood
Daniel, Wyoming (Sublette County)
- 85-square-mile ranch in one contiguous block adjoining the Bridger-Teton National Forest and the Wyoming Range
- 11,138 deeded acres intermixed with 43,745 of acres of BLM and State lands
- Situated in the Upper Green River Basin just 70 miles south of Jackson, Wyoming and 20 miles west of Pinedale with its private jet airport
- Incomparable conservation values with important wildlife habitat, water resources, fisheries, riparian areas, native species, and scenic vistas
- Significant water resources with 76.9 cfs of senior water rights irrigating/sub-irrigati
ng over 6,310 acres, and 24 reservoirs and 11 springs
- Extensive riverine and riparian corridors with frontage on almost 40 miles of rivers, streams and creeks
- World-class fly-fishing for Colorado River Cutthroat and Rainbows
- Prime habitat for Elk and Moose, trophy hunting units for Mule Deer and Pronghorn and critical range for Greater Sage Grouse
- Through pioneering conservation efforts owners have preserved and enhanced rivers, lakes and streams, wildlife habitat, wetlands, grasslands, wildlife friendly fencing and instituted progressive grazing management techniques
- Historic and well balanced sustainable cattle operation with plentiful water and forage allowing grazing of 22,483 AUM’s on the deeded and neighboring public lands
T Bar T Ranch
Sheridan, Wyoming (Sheridan County)
- Big Goose Creek, a phenomenal free-stone fishery, originates in the high peaks of Wyoming’s Big Horn Mountains and flows directly through the ranch for approximately two miles.
- Elk, mule deer, and white-tailed deer, along with numerous other species of Wyoming wildlife, prosper and inhabit the ranch year-around.
- The ranch historically was operated as a limited guest ranch and includes a very nice log home/lodge, several guest cabins, horse barn, and other functional outbuildings.
- World class fishing and hunting, along with limitless opportunities for horseback riding, hiking, and nature photography are right out the back door.
T Bar T Ranch
Sheridan, Wyoming (Sheridan County)
- Big Goose Creek, a phenomenal free-stone fishery, originates in the high peaks of Wyoming’s Big Horn Mountains and flows directly through the ranch for approximately two miles.
- Elk, mule deer, and white-tailed deer, along with numerous other species of Wyoming wildlife, prosper and inhabit the ranch year-around.
- The ranch historically was operated as a limited guest ranch and includes a very nice log home/lodge, several guest cabins, horse barn, and other functional outbuildings.
- World class fishing and hunting, along with limitless opportunities for horseback riding, hiking, and nature photography are right out the back door.
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- Close proximity to the towns of Ft. Laramie, Torrington, and Wheatland, Wyoming
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- 360 +/- deeded acres cross-fenced into 4 pastures with lots of new fencing
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- The ranch has an incredible recreational resource in the form of nearly 1-mile of the Encampment River and various pond/oxbow aquatic features. The Encampment River is a world-renown wild trout fishery in the region, with blue ribbon designation, ranking in the top 3% of all of Wyoming waters.
- The ranch is located within a recreational hub, known for great big-game hunting, winter recreational sports, hiking, biking, and world-class fly fishing, including the Encampment River and nearby North Platte River.
- The ranch has natural beauty with a natural cottonwood riparian forest and lush native grassland meadows, all at the base of the stunning Sierra Madre mountain range.
- Near the exclusive and world-renowned Old Baldy Club, Brush Creek Ranch, and A Bar A Guest Ranch.
- Significant stream improvement projects have been completed on the property through a collaboration and cost-sharing initiative with Trout Unlimited.
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- Pristine, end-of-the-road high mountain wilderness property
- Teeming with wildlife, including trophy elk and several other big and small game species
- Adjacent to Wyoming’s largest wilderness area, providing direct access to the 704,000 acre Washakie Wilderness, along with spectacular views of the Washakie Needle and surrounding Washakie Range
- Traversed by several miles of the trout-filled South Fork of Owl Creek and several smaller tributaries
- The property enjoys several building sites for the construction of homes, lodges, outbuildings, etc.
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Gibbons Ranch
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- Incredible mountain views of the Big Horns and the Middle Fork of Crazy Woman Creek
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Powell, Wyoming (Park County)
The farm currently produces high-quality certified weed-free hay.
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Neighboring Grand Teton National Park and just a short drive from downtown Jackson.
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