Jackson Hole Ranch
Jackson, Wyoming (Teton County)
Neighboring Grand Teton National Park and just a short drive from downtown Jackson.
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Jackson, Wyoming (Teton County)
Neighboring Grand Teton National Park and just a short drive from downtown Jackson.
Read MoreSlide 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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Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)
- 166 acres in the foothills of the Laramie Range
- Located within the trophy Elk Unit 7
- Live water from Fish Creek and two other intermittent streams
- Year-round access, near a public-maintained road
- Close to town
- Beautiful setting and incredible views
- Lodge, bathhouse, RV hookups, and other supporting structures
- Public land adjacency
- Approximately 2.5 hours from Denver, Colorado, and 25 minutes from Wheatland, Wyoming. and I-25
Camp Paradise
Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)
- 166 acres in the foothills of the Laramie Range
- Located within the trophy Elk Unit 7
- Live water from Fish Creek and two other intermittent streams
- Year-round access, near a public-maintained road
- Close to town
- Beautiful setting and incredible views
- Lodge, bathhouse, RV hookups, and other supporting structures
- Public land adjacency
- Approximately 2.5 hours from Denver, Colorado, and 25 minutes from Wheatland, Wyoming. and I-25
Squaw Park Ranch
Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)
- Located within 2.5 hrs. of Denver, Colorado and about 15 miles southwest of Wheatland, Wyoming and I-25
- Excellent end-of-the-road access with complete privacy, public land adjacency, hunting, and fishing
- Within Elk Area 7 and qualifying for 2 landowner tags
- Hunting includes trophy elk, deer, and upland game
- 1,200 total acres backing up to several thousands of acres of land-locked BLM lands
Squaw Park Ranch
Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)
- Located within 2.5 hrs. of Denver, Colorado and about 15 miles southwest of Wheatland, Wyoming and I-25
- Excellent end-of-the-road access with complete privacy, public land adjacency, hunting, and fishing
- Within Elk Area 7 and qualifying for 2 landowner tags
- Hunting includes trophy elk, deer, and upland game
- 1,200 total acres backing up to several thousands of acres of land-locked BLM 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
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
Pole Mountain Ranch
Glenrock, Wyoming (Converse County)
- An incredibly scenic recreational paradise consisting of 2,300 total acres (1,785 deeded, 515 leased)
- Exquisite improvements consisting of an 8,000 sq. ft. main home (lodge), 1,200 sq. ft. A-frame, and 2 story original homestead cabin, all completely remodeled in the last couple years, plus several log supporting structures, including backup power for the entire compound
- Property is being offered partially furnished
- Excellent fishing with nearly 7 miles of creek frontage, and world class hunting on the property and thousands of acres of public land
- A diverse mountain property with nearly 100 acres of irrigation, dozens of different drainages, granite spires and rock outcroppings, with compelling views throughout
Pole Mountain Ranch
Glenrock, Wyoming (Converse County)
- An incredibly scenic recreational paradise consisting of 2,300 total acres (1,785 deeded, 515 leased)
- Exquisite improvements consisting of an 8,000 sq. ft. main home (lodge), 1,200 sq. ft. A-frame, and 2 story original homestead cabin, all completely remodeled in the last couple years, plus several log supporting structures, including backup power for the entire compound
- Property is being offered partially furnished
- Excellent fishing with nearly 7 miles of creek frontage, and world class hunting on the property and thousands of acres of public land
- A diverse mountain property with nearly 100 acres of irrigation, dozens of different drainages, granite spires and rock outcroppings, with compelling views throughout
Corduroy Creek Ranch
Douglas, Wyoming (Albany County)
- Located within 4 hrs of Denver, CO and about 45 miles southwest of Douglas, Wyoming and I-25
- A spectacular mountain property with direct public land adjacency
- Within Elk Area 7 and qualifying for 2 landowner tags
- 1/2 mile of Corduroy Creek with numerous other seeps and developed live water sources
- Great hunting including elk, deer, and upland game
- 807 total acres (687 deeded)
Corduroy Creek Ranch
Douglas, Wyoming (Albany County)
- Located within 4 hrs of Denver, CO and about 45 miles southwest of Douglas, Wyoming and I-25
- A spectacular mountain property with direct public land adjacency
- Within Elk Area 7 and qualifying for 2 landowner tags
- 1/2 mile of Corduroy Creek with numerous other seeps and developed live water sources
- Great hunting including elk, deer, and upland game
- 807 total acres (687 deeded)
Elk Haven
Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)
- Thousands of acres of adjacent public land
- Located in Area 7, one of the premier elk areas in the state
- Excellent access and privacy
- Unmatched views and location
- Year-round access, and only a few miles from the pavement
- Permitted solar spring and pond on the property
Elk Haven
Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)
- Thousands of acres of adjacent public land
- Located in Area 7, one of the premier elk areas in the state
- Excellent access and privacy
- Unmatched views and location
- Year-round access, and only a few miles from the pavement
- Permitted solar spring and pond on the property
Sunrise Ridge Ranch
Esterbrook, Wyoming (Converse County)
- Trophy big game hunting for elk, mule deer, whitetail and pronghorn, as the property and surrounding area are frequented by large herds
- Small intermittent stream that can be easily developed into a trout fishery
- Located 4 hours from Denver with excellent year around access just off of I-25
- Within a 15-minute drive to Glendo State Park and I-25
- Excellent access
- Adjacent public ground makes for endless recreational opportunities
Sunrise Ridge Ranch
Esterbrook, Wyoming (Converse County)
- Trophy big game hunting for elk, mule deer, whitetail and pronghorn, as the property and surrounding area are frequented by large herds
- Small intermittent stream that can be easily developed into a trout fishery
- Located 4 hours from Denver with excellent year around access just off of I-25
- Within a 15-minute drive to Glendo State Park and I-25
- Excellent access
- Adjacent public ground makes for endless recreational opportunities
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.
Squaw Mountain Ranch
Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)
Nestled within the Laramie Mountains near Wheatland, Wyoming and less than three hours from Denver, this approximately 2,000 deeded acre ranch offers world
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Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)
Nestled within the Laramie Mountains near Wheatland, Wyoming and less than three hours from Denver, this approximately 2,000 deeded acre ranch offers world
Read MoreRobinson Canyon Ranch
Buffalo, Wyoming (Johnson County)
- Robinson Canyon Ranch is located approximately 25 miles southwest of Buffalo, Wyoming, at the base of the Bighorn Mountains. The ranch is approximately 3,664 total acres (1,904 deeded; 1,280 BLM lease; 480 State lease), with private access to thousands of acres of public lands for hunting, fishing, and other recreational opportunities. The ranch is situated at 5,200 feet, with towering canyon walls and slopes extending up to over 7,000 feet.
- Robinson Canyon Ranch offers a rare opportunity to experience Wyoming big-game hunting and wild trout stream fishing at its finest.
- Robinson Canyon Ranch is truly an incredible end-of-the road ranch/retreat, with towering Wyoming vistas, seclusion, and world-class hunting and fishing opportunities.
Robinson Canyon Ranch
Buffalo, Wyoming (Johnson County)
- Robinson Canyon Ranch is located approximately 25 miles southwest of Buffalo, Wyoming, at the base of the Bighorn Mountains. The ranch is approximately 3,664 total acres (1,904 deeded; 1,280 BLM lease; 480 State lease), with private access to thousands of acres of public lands for hunting, fishing, and other recreational opportunities. The ranch is situated at 5,200 feet, with towering canyon walls and slopes extending up to over 7,000 feet.
- Robinson Canyon Ranch offers a rare opportunity to experience Wyoming big-game hunting and wild trout stream fishing at its finest.
- Robinson Canyon Ranch is truly an incredible end-of-the road ranch/retreat, with towering Wyoming vistas, seclusion, and world-class hunting and fishing opportunities.
Red Fork Mountain Camp
Buffalo, Wyoming (Johnson County)
- RFMC is located in the high country of the Bighorn Mountain range in north-central Wyoming. The ranch property is comprised of lush mountain meadows, pine and aspen covered ridges, and a picturesque mountain stream. RFMC is a special get-away property for the recreational enthusiast looking for great hunting, fishing, and a multitude of other outdoor activities.
- The RFMC has a small two-room cabin, suitable for a hunting/fishing camp, or cow camp.
- RFMC supports outstanding opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast, including big-game hunting, upland bird hunting for blue grouse and sage grouse, fishing for wild trout on productive Wyoming mountain streams, horseback riding, hiking, snowmobiling, ATV riding, wildlife viewing, photography, etc.
- The RFMC is a great summer pasture, and has recently been leased for cattle grazing during the summer months. The ranch is divided into two well watered and productive pastures that have good fencing.
Red Fork Mountain Camp
Buffalo, Wyoming (Johnson County)
- RFMC is located in the high country of the Bighorn Mountain range in north-central Wyoming. The ranch property is comprised of lush mountain meadows, pine and aspen covered ridges, and a picturesque mountain stream. RFMC is a special get-away property for the recreational enthusiast looking for great hunting, fishing, and a multitude of other outdoor activities.
- The RFMC has a small two-room cabin, suitable for a hunting/fishing camp, or cow camp.
- RFMC supports outstanding opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast, including big-game hunting, upland bird hunting for blue grouse and sage grouse, fishing for wild trout on productive Wyoming mountain streams, horseback riding, hiking, snowmobiling, ATV riding, wildlife viewing, photography, etc.
- The RFMC is a great summer pasture, and has recently been leased for cattle grazing during the summer months. The ranch is divided into two well watered and productive pastures that have good fencing.
Steele Creek Ranch
Buffalo, Wyoming (Johnson County)
- The ranch is situated along the slope of the Big Horn Mountains, near the Horn, which is a prominent Wyoming geologic feature of the mountain range. Here, big-game hunting is world renown for producing trophy caliber elk, mule deer, and pronghorn. The ranch is secluded and private, yet only 30 minutes from Buffalo, Wyoming via well maintained county roads and U.S. highways.
- Historically, the ranch operated as a purebred cattle operation, supporting up to 150 animal units. Currently the ranch is leasing out the grazing rights for summer cattle use.
- This Wyoming ranch is cross-fenced into approximately 6 interior pastures, mainly high tinsel electric, with water available via springs, Steel Creek, or stock reservoirs. The exterior fences are in good condition and are generally standard bard wire construction.
Steele Creek Ranch
Buffalo, Wyoming (Johnson County)
- The ranch is situated along the slope of the Big Horn Mountains, near the Horn, which is a prominent Wyoming geologic feature of the mountain range. Here, big-game hunting is world renown for producing trophy caliber elk, mule deer, and pronghorn. The ranch is secluded and private, yet only 30 minutes from Buffalo, Wyoming via well maintained county roads and U.S. highways.
- Historically, the ranch operated as a purebred cattle operation, supporting up to 150 animal units. Currently the ranch is leasing out the grazing rights for summer cattle use.
- This Wyoming ranch is cross-fenced into approximately 6 interior pastures, mainly high tinsel electric, with water available via springs, Steel Creek, or stock reservoirs. The exterior fences are in good condition and are generally standard bard wire construction.
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- Close proximity to the towns of Ft. Laramie, Torrington, and Wheatland, Wyoming
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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.
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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
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The farm currently produces high-quality certified weed-free hay.
Read MoreCanyon Springs Ranch
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A diverse ranch operation in southeastern Wyoming with live water, scenic views, and a healthy population of elk and mule deer.
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