Ranches for Sale in Wyoming

Known for its vast open spaces, rugged mountains, and pristine wilderness, Wyoming offers unparalleled natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Our expert brokers bring years of experience to help you find the perfect Wyoming ranch. Discover Mirr Ranch Group’s Wyoming rances for sale, and reach out for personalized guidance on buying or selling ranch properties in Wyoming.

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We believe selling landscapes is like dealing in fine art. By focusing on the lands we’re most passionate about, we curate top ranches for sale in Wyoming that offer exceptional investment opportunities and lasting value for our clients.

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Wild Horse Basin Ranch

Casper, Wyoming (Natrona County)

$45,000,000
92,351 +/- Total Acres
  • Large contiguous, short-grass prairie cattle ranch
  • Cross-fenced into 34 separate pastures
  • Elevation 5,700 ft
  • Over 50 ponds, 5 year-round creeks, and 24 wells spread across the deeded and leased grazing lands
  • 500 acres of sub-irrigated pasture
  • 4.25 miles of Austin Creek, 17 miles of Poison Spider Creek,  9 Miles of Meadow Creek, and  8 miles of the South Fork of Casper Creek, inclusive of just the deeded ground, with dozens of miles more of creeks and seeps across the public and private leases
  • Excellent antelope hunting, with mule deer and elk seen on the property regularly
  • Nice set of working facilities with a large background lot, round pen, and outdoor arena
  • One of the largest cattle ranches currently on the market in Wyoming
  • 31,892.85 +/- deeded acres and 6,604 acres of Wyoming State leases, 34,946 acres of BLM, 7,840 acres of private leases, and 11,069 acres with a long-term lease with Pacificorp
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Muddy Mountain Ranch

Casper, Wyoming (Natrona County)

$15,750,000
18,608 +/- Total Acres
  • Acreage: 18,608.35 +/- total acres:
    • 5,169.7 +/- Deeded Acres
    • 9,649 +/-  Leased Acres from BLM
    • 3,789.65 +/- State of Wyoming
  • Home: Custom luxury home newly built in 2021, with a vast open concept and panoramic views – 3,831 sqft, 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, and oversized 3-car garage.
  • Capacity: Owner-rated for 600 cow/calf pairs year-round with supplemental feeding during the winter months. 
  • Hunting: Qualifies for landowner tags for elk, antelope, and deer. Located in the coveted limited-quota trophy elk unit, Area 19.
  • Infrastructure: Headquarters includes a heated shop, livestock barn, and corrals; an airplane hangar; and a grass airstrip. The outpost includes a recently constructed airplane hangar, corrals, and a livestock barn.
  • Utilities: Headquarters includes all needed utilities, and the outpost includes a new domestic and livestock well within the building compound, along with newly installed underground utilities extended to the property.
  • Location: Secluded, yet only 40 minutes to Downtown Casper, WY, and the Casper-Natrona County International Airport.
  • Area: Extremely close proximity to sought-after summer cabin and second home developments surrounding Casper and Casper Mountain.
  • No conservation easement.
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Thieves’ Den Ranch

Casper, Wyoming (Natrona County)

$9,000,000
8,481 +/- Total Acres
  •  8,481 total acres (3,040± deeded and 5,441± leased)
  • Custom luxury home newly built in 2021 – 3,831 sqft, 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths,  and oversized 3-car garage, with a vast open concept and panoramic views 
  • Immaculate supporting infrastructure, including a heated shop,  livestock barn and corrals, an airplane hangar, and a grass airstrip 
  • Diverse mountain acreage, with incredible scenery, privacy, and live water for recreational pursuits, as well as agricultural operations 
  • 1.25 miles of Bates Creek fishery
  • End of the road privacy
  • 40 minutes to Downtown Casper, WY, and 4 miles from the pavement via private access road for excellent privacy and seclusion 
  • Territorial water rights are available for 91 acres, facilitated by a newly designed, improved, and easily operated system for enhancing food plots or livestock grazing
  • Expansion potential exists with Big Red Creek Ranch, allowing for over 600 head year-round capacity, enhanced hunting, improvements, infrastructure, and ranching potential.
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Big Red Creek Ranch

Casper, Wyoming (Natrona County)

$7,200,000
10,127 +/- Total Acres
  • Acreage: 10,127.35 +/- total acres.
  • Capacity: Owner-rated for 500 cow/calf pairs from May through October.
  • Hunting: Qualifies for landowner tags.
  • New Infrastructure: Recently constructed airplane hangar, corrals, and livestock barn.
  • Utilities: New domestic and livestock well within the building compound, and newly installed underground utilities extended to the property.
  • Location: Secluded, yet only 40 minutes to Downtown Casper, WY, and Casper-Natrona County International Airport.
  • Expansion Potential: Opportunity to expand operations with Thieves’ Den Ranch, allowing for over 600 head year-round capacity, enhanced hunting, superior improvements, and strong infrastructure.
  • Conservation Easement: There is no existing conservation easement; however, Big Red Creek Ranch would make a great candidate if future owners see fit.
  • Area: Extremely close proximity to sought-after summer cabin and second home developments surrounding Casper and Casper Mountain.
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Moose Willow Ranch

Dubois, Wyoming (Fremont County)

$6,000,000
160 +/- Deeded Acres
  • 160-acre Shoshone National Forest inholding
  • Remarkable 1.67 +/- miles of Horse Creek, a classic freestone fishery
  • Expansive views of the dramatic, jagged skyline of the Absaroka Range
  • Year-round access with power and fiber to the property
  • Main residence with caretaker’s home/guest house and other supporting structures
  • Minutes from the town of Dubois and KDUB airport
  • The perfect basecamp for the outdoor recreation enthusiast
  • Walk-and-wade fly fishing for wild rainbow, brown, and cutthroat trout averaging 12–14 inches on private, uncrowded water — all within a true Wyoming wilderness setting
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Big Horn Whiskey Ranch

Buffalo, Wyoming (Johnson County)

$6,250,000
400 +/- Total Acres
  • 400 +/- total acres
  • Adjacent to limited access 9,983 acres of State Land
  • 12 miles from Downtown Buffalo, WY & 26 miles from Sheridan County Airport
  • Landowner tag opportunities for elk, antelope, and deer, with habitat on the property and in adjacent public land 
  • Access to Big Horn National Forest
  • Multiple lease income streams from whiskey barrel storage, pivot alfalfa production, grazing, and house tenancy
  • No conservation easement
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Sunbreak Basin Ranch

Saratoga, Wyoming (Carbon County)

$4,125,000
2,979 +/- Total Acres
  • 2,979 +/- total acres
  • 27 miles to Saratoga
  • 3 Miles of year-round live water, providing excellent small creek fishing and a water source for grazing
  • Land owner tag opportunities for elk, antelope, and deer, with habitat on the property and in adjacent public land 
  • Adjacent to Medicine Bow National Forest (1,090,000 acres)
  • Speculative opportunity for future development in the area for substantial gravel reserves
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Fish Creek Camp Haven

Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)

$1,000,000
160 +/- Deeded Acres
  • This recreational retreat comprises approximately 160 acres and is situated in Albany County, though its location is in close proximity to Platte County, making Wheatland, Wyoming, a convenient base of operations.
  • Nestled against Albany Peak and the Fish Creek headwaters in the Laramie Mountain Range foothills.
  • Improvements include:
    • 1,364 sq. ft. Newly Remodeled Main Residence
    • 6,720 sq. ft. lodge-like structure with a commercial-sized kitchen, suitable for large gatherings or a large camp.
    • Additional structures include a 4,620 sq. ft. shop/storage building, a storage building, and a covered picnic area. 
  • Borders the Medicine Bow National Forest, providing “end-of-road” access to thousands of acres of public land.
  • Located within the famed Area 7 elk area.
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Fremont Valley Farm

Riverton, Wyoming (Fremont County)

$2,999,999
250 +/- Total Acres
  • Productivity, diversity, and proximity in Central Wyoming
  • 105 irrigated and currently productive acres with water shares allowing up to 180 acres of irrigation
  • Over ½  mile of Wind River frontage
  • 16,000 sq ft equestrian center with an indoor riding arena, apartment, office, and indoor/outdoor stalls
  • City Limits abutting the property on multiple sides, with no conservation easement or covenants restricting future development, and within an opportunity zone
  • Outdoor arena complemented by paddocks and irrigated grazing pasture
  • Whitetail deer, upland birds, and waterfowl hunting
  • 4 miles from Central Wyoming Regional Airport with daily commercial flights
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Camp Paradise

Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)

$739,000
166 +/- Total Acres
  • 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
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Violet Acreages

Yoder, Wyoming (Goshen County)

$420,000
315 +/- Deeded Acres
  • The ranch property has been held by the same family for many years and is 315 acres across two parcels:
    • Farm: 155 acres of dryland farm ground with highway frontage on HWY 154, currently planted in sunflowers and winter wheat.
    • Ranch: 160 acres of rolling grazing land with frontage on HWY 154 and County Road 31, entirely fenced with a well situated on the northern side of the property. 
      • A small reservoir, located on the east of the property, typically holds water for most of the year during normal rainfall seasons. A well is located on the property, from which a previous tenant operated a solar system with sufficient water; however, no documentation is available for the well, nor is there an installed pumping system.
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Horseshoe Creek Ranch

Glendo, Wyoming (Platte County)

9,321 +/- Total Acres
  • Trophy elk are common on the ranch, and bulls scoring in excess of 350” have been taken in the past 5 years in the area.  Located in Area 7, one of Wyoming’s finest trophy areas, this elk hunting ranch qualifies for annual landowner tags. Mule deer, whitetail deer, turkey, and antelope are also plentiful on the ranch.
  • Numerous improvements to water infrastructure and several miles of new fencing have been installed on the property over the last couple of years. 
  • Good perimeter and pasture fencing, pipe corrals, an equipment shop, and a calving barn make this turnkey Wyoming cattle operation ready for the next owner.
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Mickelsen Pond Farm

Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)

$545,000
70 +/- Deeded Acres
  • Overlooks and is directly adjacent to a privately owned spring-fed pond that is nearly 25 surface acres.
  • 70 acres with full irrigation rights provided from Wheatland Irrigation District
  • 50 acres under a center pivot with dual appropriations for nearly 35 acres.
  • Private pond access and frontage (3 other properties have ownership and control the access to the pond)
  • Perfectly centered in a main waterfowl flight path for excellent waterfowl hunting and viewing.
  • Underground power to the center of the property.
  • Great views in every direction
  • Road frontage with good access just minutes from Wheatland, Wyoming
  • 2.30 hrs from Denver, Colorado with great access off the pavement and well-maintained county roads
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Gibbons Ranch

Buffalo, Wyoming (Johnson County)

520 +/- Deeded Acres
  • Incredible mountain views of the Big Horns and the Middle Fork of Crazy Woman Creek
  • ¾ mile of Seventy Six Creek and a large reservoir
  • Equidistant from Buffalo and Kaycee, Wyoming
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J. Vercimak Ranch

Lyman, Wyoming (Uinta County)

$1,800,000
315 +/- Total Acres
  • 315 total acres within 2 Tracts – Tract 1 (NE)  158.93 acres and Tract 2 (SW)  156.07 acres
  • Combined 305 acres of irrigated hayland and irrigated pasture 
  • 10 acres of Farmstead consisting of numerous outbuildings, a home, and shop.  Some of the outbuildings are historical and represent the time period in which this property was homesteaded.
  • Irrigation water rights for 320 acres delivered through Twin Butttes Canal Company (16 shares, 2.28 CFS) and Fort Bridger Canal Company (1 share, 2.28 CFS) with 348.8 acre feet of storage water assigned under 100% appropriation years. 
  •  Historical Schoolhouse built in 1900 as part of Uinta School District #4
  • 3.1 miles west from Lyman WY, 120 miles northeast from Salt Lake City UT, 403 miles northwest from Denver CO

 

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Canyon Springs Ranch

Yoder, Wyoming (Goshen County)

$4,500,000
3,236 +/- Deeded Acres

A diverse ranch operation in southeastern Wyoming with live water, scenic views, and a healthy population of elk and mule deer.

Mirr Ranch Group represented the buyer. 

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22 Castle Rock

Cody, Wyoming (Park County)

$3,395,000
42 +/- Deeded Acres
  • 42 acres with 950 feet of river frontage on the South Fork of the Shoshone River
  • Improvements include a 3,780 square foot primary residence, two river cottages, and a barn/shop building
  • Multiple wheel lines servicing irrigated meadows

Congrats to Mirr Ranch Group’s Pat Lancaster and Jeff Hubbard who represented the buyer in the sale of 22 Castle Rock.

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Deer Haven Addition

Yoder, Wyoming (Goshen County)

40 +/- Total Acres

A perfect opportunity to bring additional value to existing ranch assets through grazing expansion and access control.

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Cardwell 360

Fort Laramie, Wyoming (Goshen County)

$850,000
360 +/- Deeded Acres
  • Close proximity to the towns of Ft. Laramie, Torrington, and Wheatland, Wyoming
  • 3.25 hrs from Denver, Colorado with great access off the pavement and maintained county roads
  • Immaculately maintained turnkey property
  • 360 +/- deeded acres cross-fenced into 4 pastures with lots of new fencing
  • 2,700 sq. ft., 3-bedroom, 2-bath Heritage Home with a Dillon Floor Plan, built in 2008
  • 2 wells (domestic well, and solar livestock well)
  • 40 x 50 shop and 30 x 40 detached garage
  • Owner rated for 30 pairs/year (fed hay in the winter months)
  • Nice set of working pens with Priefert Squeeze chute and calf table
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Encampment River Ranch

Encampment, Wyoming (Carbon County)

$7,200,000
521 +/- Deeded Acres
  • 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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Winding River Ranch

Douglas, Wyoming (Converse County)

$2,200,000
376 +/- Deeded Acres
  • 1 ½ miles of Platte River frontage
  • 5 Bedroom, 3 bathroom, custom built home
  • 125 acres of pivot irrigation
  • Excellent access and privacy
  • Unmatched views and location
  • Year-round access directly off a paved road
  • Valuable water rights
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Slide Mountain Ranch

Cody, Wyoming (Park County)

$4,950,000
42 +/- Deeded Acres

Surrounded by 2.5 million acres of national forest along the banks of the Shoshone River.

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Bucking S Equestrian Property

Thermopolis, Wyoming (Hot Springs County)

$850,000
76 +/- Deeded Acres
  • 76.24 +/- deeded acres
  • 35 +/- pivot irrigated acres
  • Adjoining approximately 1,800 acres of public land
  • 3,656 sq. ft. home with an 812 sq. ft. unfinished basement and an attached 812 sq. ft. shop/garage
  • Top of the line 37,500 Sq. Ft. (125’ x 300’) indoor equestrian arena equipped with lighting, large foaling stall, grain storage area, and a heated tack room/office
  • Approximately 3 miles from Hot Springs State Park
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Mydland Ranch

Sheridan, Wyoming (Sheridan County)

$1,100,000
373 +/- Deeded Acres

With Soldier Creek flowing through the property, Mydland Ranch is protected by a Conservation Easement that allows for agricultural and recreational activi

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The Cottonwood

Daniel, Wyoming (Sublette County)

$30,000,000
11,138 +/- Deeded Acres
  • 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-irrigating 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
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Pole Mountain Ranch

Glenrock, Wyoming (Converse County)

$8,000,000
1,785 +/- Deeded Acres
  • 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
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Roff Ranch

Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)

$2,200,000
444 +/- Deeded Acres
  • Good water rights with great native grass meadows
  • Valuable hay base and wintering operation, with good access just a few miles off a paved road
  • Great hunting and fishing along the river corridor
  • Excellent riparian and wetland corridors throughout the property
  • Territorial water rights (1887)
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Slash WY Farm

Powell, Wyoming (Park County)

$1,780,000
122 +/- Deeded Acres

The farm currently produces high-quality certified weed-free hay.

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Jackson Hole Ranch

Jackson, Wyoming (Teton County)

$35,000,000
233 +/- Deeded Acres

Neighboring Grand Teton National Park and just a short drive from downtown Jackson.

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Squaw Park Ranch

Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)

$2,850,000
1,200 +/- Deeded Acres
  • 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
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Bellis Road Acreage

Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)

$895,000
62 +/- Deeded Acres
  • Just minutes from downtown Wheatland
  • Newly constructed 3240 square foot home, beautiful great room and attached 2 car garage
  • 62 acres of irrigations water rights, freshly seeded to alfalfa
  • Numerous support structures for livestock and equine operations alongside an expansive pipe corral system and 160 x 300 foot outdoor roping arena
  • Private driveway into the property provides complete privacy
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Deer Haven Ranch

Ranchester, Wyoming (Sheridan County)

$2,075,000
115 +/- Deeded Acres

Offering productive hayfields, abundant wildlife habitat, 1.3 miles of Wolf Creek, and elegant home.

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Cottonwood Land and Cattle

Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)

12,387 +/- Total Acres
  • 12,387 +/- total acres (8,447 +/- deeded acres, 3,940 +/- state lease)
  • Trophy big game hunting for elk, mule deer, whitetail and pronghorn, within the coveted Area 7 where 370 B.C. bull elk have been harvested
  • Over 8 miles of creek frontage along Cottonwood and Brush Creek, with several other springs, ponds, and wetlands offering fishing and waterfowl hunting
  • Excellent improvements situated along the riparian corridor and tree lined Cottonwood Creek and surrounded by the towering chalk rocks bluffs to the north and the south
  • 340 +/- total irrigated acres (200 +/-  acres of irrigated/sub-irrigated hay land, 140 acres under center pivot)
  • Located 3 hours from Denver with excellent year-round access just off of I-25
  • Within a 30-minute drive to Glendo, Guernsey, and Grey Rocks Reservoirs
  • Thoughtfully laid out, this completely contiguous parcel of land has several well maintained access points directly off county maintained roads
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Over 20 Years of History & Tradition

Founded in 2005 by Ken Mirr, Mirr Ranch Group has earned a reputation for trust, integrity, and expert negotiation in the ranch real estate market. Our mission is to be dedicated fiduciary partners to landowners, offering unparalleled guidance throughout the entire process of buying or selling land. We pride ourselves on providing in-depth knowledge and expertise, ensuring every client receives exceptional service at every stage of ownership. Whether helping clients acquire sporting properties, conservation lands, or legacy ranches, we prioritize long-term value and stewardship. At Mirr Ranch Group, we understand that land is not just an asset—it’s a passion. Our goal is to connect people with the land they love, all while preserving its beauty, value, and legacy for future generations.

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$1 Billion

Total Dollar Volume

+/- 900,000
(close to the size of Rhode Island)

Acres Sold

$70M
(Cielo Vista Ranch)

Largest Single Transaction

Meet Our Expert Brokers

Our brokers bring diverse expertise, including backgrounds in wildlife biology, conservation, marketing, and ranch management. With years of experience in the ranch real estate market, they approach each transaction with a deep understanding of land’s value. They work closely with clients, providing tailored advice, transparent communication, and exceptional negotiation skills. Whether buying or selling, our brokers are dedicated fiduciary partners committed to service, while preserving the land’s legacy and meeting each client’s unique needs.

Top Choice Of Ranch Buyers

Jared Souza went above and beyond when it came to selling our Ranch in Wyoming. He was extremely helpful in researching and following up on details associated with all aspects of this kind of large property, such as mineral rights, easements, and utilities. He also has an excellent knowledge of recreational hunting and fishing lands. I highly recommend Jared and Mirr Ranch Group to any buyer or seller of outdoor properties and will use him again in future transactions.

— Shane Ailport

Jared Souza did a great job of making sure all things were correct to sell the property. He kept us well-informed. They knew the value of the land and were able to find a buyer. Job well done.

— Tracy Swanson

Buying a ranch is serious business. Often it takes more than just looking at the land and its value. Determining adjudicated versus beneficial use is important, water laws are different in many of the western states, consideration of requesting a phase one environmental study, mineral interests of the land, and BLM and USFS relationships must be understood. In two purchases and one sale, Mirr Ranch Group has proven to have the resources to make it happen.

— Robert Taylor

We can't thank Jared Souza enough for all of his hard work to get our ranch sold. Without his help to get all of the family members together, we never would have succeeded in getting the ranch sold. With his expertise in communication and negotiation skills with difficult parties, he was able to overcome the obstacles in a minimum amount of time. He went above and beyond what was required in this transaction and we can't thank him enough. I would highly recommend Jared and his team at Mirr Ranch Group to anyone interested in selling their property.

— Linda Rattner Nunn

Great customer service and attention to getting tough deals done. I highly recommend Jared Souza and Mirr Ranch Group.

— Stephen Holloway

Selling a long-held family ranch is a complex undertaking, with a mixed bag of emotional, financial, and sentimental issues. I believe a broker can make or break that delicate situation, and Mirr Ranch Group was the perfect representative for me. Duffy managed to juggle the emotional highs and lows along with having the diplomatic skill necessary to calm buyers down when a property is encumbered with a conservation easement such as mine. Mirr Ranch Group sold the ranch in a surprisingly quick time. And, best of all, I believe both myself, the seller, and the buyers came out happy as clams. You can’t ask for more.

— Marion Niedringhaus

The Mirr Ranch Group, and in particular Jared Souza, did a fantastic job selling my property. My land was beautiful but had some difficult situations to overcome. With Jared’s diligent effort and the support of the Mirr Group, the Corduroy Creek Ranch sold much quicker than I ever expected. I owe a huge thanks to all!

— Alanna Sellers

We worked closely with Jared Souza over the last 5 years to locate and buy 2 ranches in WY. Over the years, we have purchased many “homes” as we moved coast to coast, however a ranch purchase is a different beast, with very different things to consider and look for and we were fortunate to have Jared’s knowledge and experience (and patience) guiding us all the way. His understanding of the Wyoming ranch market is outstanding due to his background and experience all over the state. If you are looking for someone who will be straight forward honest with you, wiling to share their deep knowledge and work very hard to find you the right ranch in whatever location, we…

— Mark Phillips

Jared Souza did a great job selling my land. He was always on top of the sale. Worked very hard for me. Most of all he was caring and worked for my best interest. I would recommend him as a top agent. He is a great asset.

— Don Russell

I had the pleasure of working with Jared Souza over the past year acquiring a piece of property in the Albany County mountain range. Jared displayed knowledge in the local area and was able to work well with everyone involved, including: lawyers, realtors, county commissioners and the title company. He allowed us to use his side by sides and gave us a couple of his days to show us the property. He answered every question we had. Even after the deal was done he has supplied additional information and emailed needed documentation. He is an asset to Mirr Ranch Group and a decent human being.

— Lisa Mangus

Frequently
Asked Questions

What makes Wyoming ranches unique?

Wyoming ranches are known for their vast, open landscapes, from rolling plains to rugged mountain ranges. The state offers a perfect balance of agricultural potential, abundant wildlife, and outdoor recreational activities, making it ideal for ranching and land investment.

What types of wildlife are found on Wyoming ranches?

Wyoming ranches are home to diverse wildlife, including elk, mule deer, antelope, and bison. These properties also provide excellent fishing opportunities in rivers and streams, making Wyoming a top choice for both hunters and anglers.

Where are you located?

Mirr Ranch Group is located throughout the Intermountain West, but our headquarters are located in Denver, Colorado in the Golden Triangle neighborhood. We have brokers located in Utah, Wyoming, Montrose, and Denver, Colorado.

Which states is Mirr Ranch Group licensed in?

  • Colorado
  • Wyoming
  • Montana
  • Idaho
  • Utah
  • Nebraska
  • New Mexico
  • Kansas
  • We have relationships with brokers across the US and are able to refer you to a trusted broker in your area

Do you provide buyer services?

Yes! We love working with buyers to help them find their dream ranch property.

Can you help me sell my ranch?

Absolutely! We are a ranch real estate brokerage specializing in legacy ranches and sporting properties, often with conservation values. Our belief is that selling landscapes is comparable to dealing in fine art and requires a depth of understanding, skill, and tailored marketing to reach sophisticated ultra high net-worth buyers.

Can you pair me with a broker?

Yes, we will match you with a broker based on your specific needs

How do I find the owner of a property?

Contact the county assessor. Due to privacy regulations, Mirr Ranch Group is not able to disclose personal information.

What is your mission?

Our mission is to stand by landowners as dedicated fiduciary partners in purchasing or selling land by providing knowledge, expertise, and exceptional service at every stage of ownership.

What kind of properties do you represent?

We specialize in legacy ranches and sporting properties with conservation values.

What makes MRG different from other brokerages?

We have a proven track record, and our group has distinctive backgrounds and education with exceptional communication and negotiation skills. Our team consists of MBAs, marketers, wildlife biologists, outfitters, ranch managers, skilled negotiators from national conservation groups, and PR specialists to tackle the sensitive issues.

Who will you market my ranch to?

We focus on our privately curated list of ultra high net worth individuals reaching world wide.

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