Dakota Ranch

Coyote Creek Ranch

Glendo, Wyoming (Platte County)

Vast Acreage: With 458 deeded acres and 918 total acres, Coyote Creek Ranch offers extensive landscapes to explore and enjoy, with ample room for various activities and pursuits.
Prime Hunting Opportunities: Positioned in Elk Unit Area 7, Deer Area 64, and Antelope Area 103, this ranch boasts highly coveted hunting opportunities. The diverse habitats promote a healthy, thriving population of local game.
Diverse Habitats and Water Frontage: Unique frontage from North Horseshoe Creek and Coyote Creek, and diverse habitats make this ranch a haven for various species and offer scenic beauty year-round.
Water Rights: The ranch comes with water rights for 120 acres of native hay meadows.
Recreation and Conservation: Ideal for both recreation and conservation, this versatile property caters to nature enthusiasts, conservationists, and adventurers alike, offering a myriad of opportunities.

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Wheatland, Wyoming (Platte County)

20+ sub-irrigated acres with full irrigation rights WID
A 2014 custom-built 2,054 sq. ft. single level 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home with attached oversized 2-car garage
360 sq. ft. Guest Cabin that sleeps 6 with ease
Immaculately maintained and landscaped yard with beautiful pond, water feature, and creek frontage for an ideal retreat
Minutes from Wheatland, Wyoming
2.30 hrs from Denver, Colorado with great access off the pavement and well-maintained county roads
Excellent wooded riparian habitat, providing privacy and scenery throughout the property

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Cisco, Utah (Grand County)

The ranch contains 843 deeded acres and is surrounded by tens of thousands of acres of public land, all accessible for backcountry horseback riding and ATV’ing.
Previously the premium land holding of the neighboring Mountain Island Ranches.
The guest lodge is ideal for accommodating clients or family and includes a catering kitchen with a butler pantry, wood burning fireplace, and 2 wood-burning stoves.
Picture Gallery Ranch is accessible year-round and at 6,100 ft, living at the ranch provides a break from harsh northern Utah & Colorado winters and hot summers.
90 acres on the ranch can be irrigated – irrigation and stock watering rights associated with Picture Gallery ranch will transfer to a new owner.
Hunting for deer and elk on the ranch is available through Limited Entry and General Season tags through the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Direct access is available to the adjacent Colorado Unit 40 trophy elk unit
3/4 mile of Coates Creek winds through the southern portion of the ranch, where visitors can explore rock outcroppings adorned with petroglyphs.
A conservation easement is in place which allows for agricultural, recreational, hunting, and tourism operations.

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