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 ZERBE RANCH
Niobrara County, Wyoming The Zerbe Ranch is nestled in the heart of cattle country and is known for its heavily-sodded grass pastures and excellent gains on livestock. The ranch features 1,120± contiguous deeded acres consisting of flat meadows and rolling hills with draws that provide protection for livestock and wildlife, all located approximately 7.5 miles north of Lusk, Wyoming. Reliable stock water is provided by a well with a submersible pump at the improvements along with two windmills - one located to the west, and one at the north end of the ranch. Approximately 300 acres of the ranch is used as dry land hay ground. The modest, well-maintained set of improvements include several outbuildings. Contact Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by e-mail for more details. Price: $560,000. Download the Zerbe Ranch brochure, a 15 page, 1.37 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 SILVER CREEK RANCH
Sundance, Crook County, Wyoming The 1,591±
deeded acre Silver Creek Ranch is located six miles south of Sundance
Wyoming. Its heavily-sodded rolling grass pastures are set
amid
the scenic beauty of the Wyoming Black Hills. The Moskee
Hills
are to the east and the Bearlodge Mountains are north of the ranch.
There are 500 tillable acres of dry land farm ground
currently
planted into native grass. The ranch’s terrain is primarily
gentle rolling grassland with some draws and hillsides that provide
natural protection for livestock and wildlife. The owners
currently lease out the property for livestock grazing with a normal
carrying rate of 150 yearlings for four months or 50 cows
year-round. Two wells with submersible pumps and one windmill
provide ample water for livestock and wildlife along with a a
small reservoir, and Silver Creek, a seasonal creek
which traverses throughout the northern end of the ranch for
approximately two miles. The topography of the Silver Creek
Ranch
and surrounding area provide exceptional recreational amenities
and opportunities. For the outdoor enthusiast, there is an
abundance of wildlife -- whitetail deer, mule deer, wild turkeys,
antelope, upland game birds, fox, coyotes, and an occasional
elk The Black Hills National Forest is just minutes
from
the ranch and consists of spectacular terrain and an abundance of
wildlife. Within an hour’s drive from the property one can
view
Mount Rushmore, the Crazy Horse Memorial, Jewel Cave and Wind Cave
National Park, as well as visit many other sites and attractions in the
Black Hills. There are no improvements on the property,
however,
power is available and several excellent homes sites are found
throughout the ranch. The Silver Creek Ranch also
has excellent development potential. Contact
Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by
e-mail
or Denver Gilbert at (406) 697-3961 or by e-mail
for more details. Price: $2,625,000.
Download the Silver Creek Ranch brochure, a 12 page, 1.1 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 MARTS RANCH
Timber Lake, South Dakota The Marts
Ranch is conveniently located eight miles northeast of Timber Lake,
South Dakota
and consists of 3,360± contiguous deeded acres
including 1,600± acres of farmable dry
land ground and 1,760± acres of pasture.
There are twelve shelter belts located throughout
the ranch which provide excellent winter protection for livestock.
The
ranch is owner-rated at 300 cow/calf
pairs with supplemental feeding during the winter months.
Water is provided by two spring-fed draws
that
travel through the property along with five submersible water wells.
Improvements
include a 3,000 sq. ft., five bedroom, 2-1/2 bathroom
residence; calving barn with attached shop;
and cattle working facilities constructed of one inch rod and railroad
ties. Crops such as alfalfa,
intermediate wheat grass, oats, corn, and spring wheat are well suited
to the
farm ground. The ranch also has an abundance of wildlife such
as ring neck
pheasants, whitetail deer, and coyotes.
The combination of an excellent crop base for feed, spring-fed
pastures,
nice cattle working facilities with winter protection, and great
hunting make
the Marts Ranch a very desirable property. Contact
Scott Johnson at (605) 280-7990 or by
e-mail for
more details. Price: $2,400,000.
Download the Marts Ranch brochure, a 11 page, 860k PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 LAZY
L7 RIVER RANCH
Creighton, Pennington County, South Dakota Located
23 miles northwest of Wall, South Dakota, with
excellent year-round access, are 4,715± total acres: 3,650
deeded
acres,
640 acres State of South Dakota
lease, and 425 BLM lease acres. There are four miles of the
Cheyenne River that traverses through the ranch. Water is
supplied by the West River
Lyman / Jones Rural Water District via pipelines that feed into tire
tanks
located strategically throughout the ranch allowing for ample water for
livestock and wildlife. Operated as a traditional cow-calf
operation, the
ranch is owner-rated at approximately 225 head of mother cows
year-round with
supplemental feeding during the winter months. The topography
of
the ranch provides excellent habitat for wildlife such as mule deer,
whitetail
deer, and antelope along with many upland game birds like pheasant,
wild
turkeys, sage hens, and sharp-tail grouse. Contact
Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by
e-mail
or Denver Gilbert at (406) 697-3961 or by e-mail
for more details. Price: $1,770,250.
Download the Lazy LZ River Ranch brochure, a 15 page, 1.74 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 LAZY
L7 HEADQUARTERS RANCH
Creighton, Pennington County, South Dakota Located 23 miles northwest of Wall, South Dakota, with excellent year-round access, are 3,468 deeded acres comprised of rolling hills, well-sodded pastures, and productive hayfields. This quality grass ranch also boasts an excellent set of improvements that include a two-story, 2,500 sq. ft. log home, constructed in 2001, that has three bedrooms and 2-1/2 baths, a second residence with two bedrooms and one bath, the original ranch barn that has been renovated into guest quarters, a 20’ x 28’ livestock/equipment building, along with several other storage and outbuildings. Water is supplied by the West River Lyman / Jones Rural Water District via pipelines that feed into 16 tire tanks located strategically throughout the ranch allowing for ample water for livestock and wildlife. Operated as a traditional cow-calf operation, the ranch is owner-rated at approximately 175 head of mother cows year-round with supplemental feeding during the winter months. The topography of the ranch provides excellent habitat for wildlife such as mule deer, whitetail deer, and antelope along with many upland game birds like pheasant, wild turkeys, sage hens, and sharp-tail grouse. Download the Lazy LZ Headquarters Ranch brochure, a 16 page, 1.74 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 HUNTER'S CHOICE GAME RANCH
Sioux County, Nebraska This
magnificent 1,140± acre game ranch
represents a rare opportunity to own one of
the most scenic western investments in the real estate market
today. The entire ranch, including 640 deeded acres
and 500 acre private lease, is fenced with over five and a half miles
of top of
the line eight foot high game fence with no interior fences. There
are two windmills on the deeded ground and two on the lease ground that
provide water to the ranch. Large pine and cedar tree filled
canyons open
into heavily covered native grass draws and hill sides to provide an
ideal
habitat for a number of big game species.
The topography of the ranch also provides hunters with exceptional
cover
and terrain for a once in a lifetime hunting experience. This
exceptional offering includes a State of
Nebraska Game license. Visit www.hunterschoiceoutfitters.com
for hunting photos and information. Contact Mark McNamee
at (307) 760-9510 or by e-mail for more details. Price:
$790,000.
Download the Hunter's Choice Game Ranch brochure, a 10 page, 840k PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 SURBECK PROPERTY
Niobrara County, Wyoming The Surbeck Property is located approximately six miles east of Lusk, Wyoming on US Highway 20, and offers 335± deeded acres of rolling, heavily-sodded, grass-covered pasture. Production can be increased by renovating the two existing older pivot systems. There are four wells, one stock well and three irrigation wells, located throughout the property. The irrigation wells are approximately 150 feet deep of which two wells produce 835 and 850 gallons per minute (GPM), and the third irrigation well produces 450 GPM. Electricity is available on the property. There are no improvements on the property, but many excellent home site locations with views of the Rawhide Buttes and Laramie Peak to the southwest. Antelope, mule deer, whitetail deer, sage grouse, turkeys, and coyotes frequent the property. Contact Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by e-mail for more details. Price: $335,000. Download the Surbeck Property brochure, a 9 page, 710k PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 SEVEN MILE CREEK RANCH
Jay Em, Goshen County, Wyoming The Seven Mile Creek Ranch is an extremely well-balanced ranch located in southeastern Wyoming with 10,696 total acres: 10,176 deeded acres, 400 acres State of Wyoming lease and 120 acres BLM lease. This year-round operation offers an abundance of grassland, natural protection, and live water. Flowing beneath the ranch’s scenic cedar and pine-tree covered ridges are seven miles of perennial creeks bounded by mature cottonwood trees. Approximately 5-1/2 miles of Rawhide Creek flows through the interior of the ranch with an additional 1-1/2 miles of year-round live water provided by Jay Em Creek which flows alongside US Highway 85. In addition to the seven miles of live water, three miles of underground pipeline, nine working windmills, and six wells with submersible pumps located throughout the ranch also provide excellent quality and quantity of water for livestock and wildlife. U.S. Highway 85 runs north and south through the ranch allowing for 2-1/2 miles of highway frontage. The carrying capacity of the ranch is owner-rated at 400 animal units year-round. There are two sets of building improvements along with three sets of working corrals. The topography of the Seven Mile Creek Ranch provides excellent habitat for the wildlife that frequent the property such as mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, turkeys, sharp tail grouse, and other upland bird species. Rawhide Creek and Jay Em Creek offer ample fishing opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. Contact Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by e-mail for more details. Price: $5,300,000. Download the Seven Mile Creek Ranch brochure, a 16 page, 1.68 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 HOKE ANGUS RANCH
Carpenter, Laramie County, Wyoming The Hoke Angus Ranch is conveniently located approximately 25 minutes southeast of Cheyenne, Wyoming. The ranch consists of 1,280± deeded acres which lies in two separate parcels. The north unit consists 960 acres of which 120 acres are pivot irrigated, 828 acres are native grass pasture, and the remaining 12 acres where the improvements are located. The improvements include a recently remodeled 1,200 sq. ft. two-story house, barn, three open-faced sheds, and a calving trap fenced with 1-1/2 miles of new high-tinsel fence. This portion of the ranch has two irrigation wells that provide water to the 1977 Zimmatic electric center pivot. There are also two stock and domestic wells on this unit - one that serves the house and corrals, and one that serves a windmill on the west end of the property. The south unit, which could be purchased separately for $350,000, consists of 320± deeded acres of which 120 are pivot irrigated, 135 acres are in CRP through 2010, and the balance of 65 acres are in native grass pasture. This unit has an irrigation well that provides water to the 1978 Zimmatic electric center pivot along with and one stock and domestic well. The two parcels together would make an outstanding purebred operation with a nice balance of irrigated crop ground / pasture as well as some outstanding heavily-grassed native pasture. This property also offers excellent development opportunities with its numerous home sites available throughout the ranch, and close proximity and access to Cheyenne and the Front Range of Colorado. Contact Mark McNamee at (307) 760-9510 or by e-mail for more details. Price: $1,200,000. Download the Hoke Angus Ranch brochure, a 13 page, 1.25 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 O'BRIEN RANCH
Fort Laramie, Goshen County, Wyoming In an area perfect for livestock grazing, the O’Brien Ranch consists of 5,842± deeded acres and 640 State of Wyoming lease acres for a total of 6,482± acres. Carrying capacity of the ranch is owner-rated at 300 cow/calf pairs year-round. Ample water is available to livestock and wildlife from sixteen windmills along with a 20,000 gallon water storage tank. There are also three underground pipelines that travel throughout the ranch to stock tanks with float systems. Two wells with submersible pumps provide good drinking water to the improvements and the underground pipelines. The improvements consist of a three bedroom, two bath, 1,860 sq. ft. residence with two-car detached garage, three barns, four sets of corrals, and a roping arena constructed of panels. There are also several outbuildings including five loafing sheds, three cattle sheds, six tool sheds, three grain bins, lean-to's, sun shelter, and potato storage shed. Natural gas, provided by Source Gas, LLC is supplied to the house, and is also available at the old homestead located in the northwest corner of the ranch. The ranch features breathtaking views of the Rawhide Buttes and Haystack Mountain as well as three miles of year-round live water from Red Cloud Creek that flows through the ranch and is stocked with rainbow trout offering excellent fishing opportunities. The topography of the O’Brien Ranch provides excellent habitat for several species of wildlife including mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, upland birds, turkeys, and coyotes. Contact Mark McNamee at (307) 760-9510 or by e-mail or Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or e-mail for more details. Price: $3,050,000. Download the O'Brien Ranch brochure, a 14 page, 1.2 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 POWDER RIVER RANCH
Kaycee, Johnson County, Wyoming The Powder River Ranch, located 19 miles east of Kaycee via Sussex Road, consists of 8,553 deeded acres, 3,235 BLM acres, and 1,280 State lease acres for a total of approximately 13,068 acres. There are 120 acres of irrigated alfalfa. Ample water for livestock and wildlife is provided by three miles of the Powder River and Four Mile Creek which flows year round. There are also 14 tire tanks strategically located throughout the ranch. Improvements include the 2,100 sq. ft. main ranch house, a 1,300 sq. ft. second house, horse barn, calving barn, roping arena, and cattle-working facilities constructed of pipe. The carrying capacity of this ranch is owner rated at 425 AUMs. There are beautiful views of the Big Horn Mountains to the west and the Pine Ridge to the south. Mature cottonwoods line the banks of the Powder River. The ranch is also home to a resident elk population, trophy mule deer, upland game birds, turkeys, and a variety of other wildlife. Contact Scott Leach at (307) 331-9095 or Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or e-mail for more details. Price: $5,340,000. Download the Powder River Ranch brochure, a 13 page, 1.15 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 LARAMIE PEAK RANCH
Converse County, Wyoming This ranch is nestled at the foot of Laramie Peak, south of Douglas, Wyoming, and boasts breathtaking scenic beauty and excellent livestock grazing land. The ranch consists of 2,227 deeded acres, 320 acres State of Wyoming lease, and 4,580 acres of Forest Service permits for a total of 7,127± acres. The Forest Service permits encompass one side of Laramie Peak up to its summit. Historically, the ranch has been used to graze approximately 310 cow/calf pairs from July 1st to October each year. The Laramie Peak Ranch is also an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. Four streams provide live water for fishing, wildlife, and livestock. Elk, deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, mountain lions, coyotes, and bobcats provide a multitude of exciting opportunities for wildlife viewing, photography, and hunting. Black bears are also widespread throughout the area. This property is also available as five separate parcels ranging from 120 to 768 acres. Contact Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025, by e-mail, or Scott Leach at (307) 331-9095 for more details. Price: $3,750,000. Download the Laramie Peak Ranch brochure, a 14 page, 1.93 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 DUCK CREEK RANCH
Niobrara County, Wyoming The Duck Creek Ranch is located 16 miles east of Lusk, Wyoming and consists of 5,170 deeded acres and 2,435± State of Wyoming lease acres for a total of 7,605± acres. The ranch is divided by US Highway 20 into a North Unit consisting of 3,391 deeded acres and 1,474.66 acres State of Wyoming lease and a South Unit consisting of 1,779 deeded acres and 960 State of Wyoming lease acres. There are a total of approximately 1,355 irrigated acres. This extremely productive and well-balanced ranch is irrigated by nine low pressure pivots. Three pivots irrigate approximately 574 deeded acres of grassland on the North Unit. The fourth pivot on the North Unit, located on the State of Wyoming lease ground, consists of 149.7 acres and is currently planted in alfalfa. The five pivots located throughout the South Unit of the Duck Creek Ranch irrigate approximately 796.2 acres of which 770.5 acres are located on deeded land while the balance, consisting of 25.7 acres, is located on State of Wyoming land. In 2007, four of the pivots were planted in corn, which is grown for silage for the feedlots. The remaining pivot was planted into alfalfa, and yielded three cuttings averaging a total of five ton of hay per acre. Four additional wells provide stock water to tanks strategically located throughout the ranch. This ranch features an excellent set of improvements with two houses, several outbuildings, exceptional cattle working facilities, and two large feedlots constructed of continuous fence. The feedlots are capable of holding approximately 3,000 head of cattle. The ranch is rated as a 600 cow/calf operation year-round. The rolling terrain of the Duck Creek Ranch is home to numerous species of wildlife including mule and whitetail deer, upland game birds, turkeys, and antelope. Contact Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by e-mail for more details. Price: $5,500,000. Download the Duck Creek Ranch brochure, an 18 page, 1.5 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 BIG HORN VALLEY FARM
Big Horn County, Montana The Big Horn Valley Farm
consists of 240±
irrigated acres less than a mile from the Big Horn River, one the
nation’s best trout fisheries. This property provides scenic
views of the Big Horn
Mountains and is located approximately 11 miles northeast of Fort
Smith, Montana. Of the available acreage, 160 acres are
contiguous with highway access and the seller is willing to sell this
portion in 40 acre
parcels. All
the acreage is flood irrigated with water provided by the Big Horn
Ditch. The area historically receives 15 to 20 inches of
annual
rainfall. There are no improvements. Contact
Chad Reisig at (406) 665-6058 or by
e-mail
for more details. Price:
$600,000.
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 FINDLAY RANCH
Goshen County, Wyoming The Findlay Ranch is a
beautiful, productive 2,217±
contiguous deeded acre ranch with heavily-sodded grass cover that
offers an abundance of grass for grazing livestock. The owner
rates the ranch as a 100 head cow/calf operation year-round.
The
ranch is located 23 miles north of Torrington, Wyoming on US Highway
159, then 1-1/2 miles east. The Findlay Ranch is cross-fenced
into seven pastures. Excellent distribution of stock water to
each pasture is provided by approximately five miles of underground
pipeline. There are two efficient and reliable wells with
submersible pumps located at the headquarters. Improvements
consist of a 1,712 sq. ft., three bedroom, two bath house with full
basement, a 14’ x 46’ cattle shed with twenty pens set up for an
excellent calving facility along with working corrals and
feedlot. The topography provides excellent habitat for
wildlife
which includes mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, turkeys, and upland
birds. Contact Cory
Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by
e-mail
for more details. Price:
$1,150,000.
Download the Findlay Ranch brochure, a 14 page, 1.32 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 BOW TREE RANCH
Laramie County, Wyoming As far back as the
late 1800s, the Bow Tree Ranch has been seen as an oasis for trail
bosses and cattle
drovers on the Texas
– Montana Cattle Trail. In those days,
Bushnell Creek provided the first drink of good live water for cattle,
horses,
and cowboys alike in many miles. Bushnell Creek, which
originates on the
ranch, and another highly productive spring, coupled with deep canyons,
pine
and cedar trees, rock outcroppings, and an abundance of native grass
all blend
into a wildlife habitat that sustains not only magnificent mule deer,
but also a
thriving turkey population. In addition
to its serene beauty, this virtually undisturbed 1,636± deeded acre ranch
offers paved county road
access to the ranch and power within one hundred yards. The Bow Tree Ranch
offers an opportunity to
own one of Wyoming’s most scenic and historic
ranches all within 45 minutes of Cheyenne, Wyoming. Contact Mark McNamee at
(307) 760-9510 or by
e-mail
for more details. Price: $1,550,000.
Download the Bow Tree Ranch brochure, a 13 page, 1.36 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 THE HUME FARM
Hawk Springs, Wyoming The
Hume Farm consists of 320± deeded acres and
is conveniently located approximately three miles northwest of Hawk
Springs, Wyoming. The farm has historically been known in the
area for its excellent crop yields. It
has 260 shares of water rights provided by the Horse Creek Conservation
District. One low-pressure center pivot
is located west of the improvements, and consists of 120±
acres. The balance of the irrigated ground,
approximately 140 acres, is irrigated by three side-row sprinklers as
well as
gravity flood-irrigated. There have been no herbicides or
chemicals used on the property so it could be used as an organic farm.
The Hume Farm
includes a very nice set of improvements that include a two bedroom,
one bath
residence that consists of approximately 1,500 square feet with a full
basement. There is also a 720 sq. ft.
barn and set of working corrals constructed out of pipe. An
abundance of forage and natural protection
provides outstanding habitat for many species of wildlife including
whitetail
and mule deer, and antelope. Other
wildlife that frequents the Hume Farm includes pheasant, prairie
chickens,
Hungarian partridges, turkeys, coyotes, and fox. Contact Cory
Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by
e-mail
for more details. Price:
$480,000.
Download the Hume Farm brochure, a 14 page, 1.52 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 LAZY
L7 RANCH
Creighton, Pennington County, South Dakota Located 23
miles northwest of Wall, South
Dakota, with excellent year-round access, are 8,183± total acres: 7,118
deeded acres, 640 acres State of South Dakota lease, and 425 BLM
lease acres. There are four miles of the Cheyenne River that
traverses
through the ranch. Water is supplied by the West River
Lyman/Jones
Rural Water District via pipelines that feed into tire tanks located
strategically
throughout the ranch allowing for ample water for livestock and
wildlife.
This quality grass ranch also boasts an excellent set of improvements
that
include a two-story, 2,500 sq. ft. log home, constructed in
2001,
that has three bedrooms and 2-1/2 baths, a second residence with two
bedrooms
and one bath, the original ranch barn that has been renovated into
guest
quarters, a 20’ x 28’ livestock/equipment building, along with several
other storage and outbuildings. Operated as a traditional
cow-calf
operation, the ranch is owner-rated at approximately 400 head of mother
cows year-round with supplemental feeding during the winter
months.
The topography of the Lazy L7 Ranch provides excellent habitat for
wildlife
such as mule deer, whitetail deer, and antelope along with many upland
game birds like pheasant, wild turkeys, sage hens, and sharp-tail
grouse.
Contact
Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by
e-mail
or Denver Gilbert at (406) 697-3961 or by e-mail
for more details. Price: $3,440,000. Download the Lazy L7 Ranch brochure, an 18 page, 2 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 STINSON
RANCH
Converse County, Wyoming Located in the “heart of cattle
country”
are 2,982± contiguous acres of which 2,902 are deeded acres with
80 BLM lease acres. Located 14 miles southeast of Douglas,
Wyoming,
and 1/4 mile off US Highway 20, this ranch is easily accessible year
round.
The topography of the Stinson Ranch consists of several canyons and
ridges
that provide natural protection for livestock and wildlife.
Historically,
the owners have run 100± cow/calf pairs year-round. Two
artesian
wells, three windmills, one solar-powered well, and five reservoirs are
strategically located throughout the ranch and provide ample water for
livestock and wildlife. The Stinson Ranch offers excellent
hunting
opportunities for trophy mule deer, antelope, sharp-tail grouse,
turkeys,
and other upland game birds. Elk are also known to frequent
the property.
Improvements consist of a set of working corrals. Contact
Cory
Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by
e-mail
for more details. Price: $1,238,544. Download the Stinson Ranch brochure, a 14 page, 1.4 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 THE RIVER RANCH
Converse County, Wyoming The 480± deeded acre South Unit
of the River Ranch has been operated by the same family since the early
1900s. The location, as well as the topography, of the ranch
allows
for easy management of the entire operation. Miles of creek
bottoms
lined with mature cottonwood trees provide natural protection for
livestock
and wildlife. The owners have historically run 20 cow/calf
pairs
year-round along with an additional 125-150 head of sheep.
There
is a 275 head pipe feedlot located on the property that has been
recently
remodeled and updated in additional to three other sets of working
corrals
strategically located throughout the ranch for optimal
convenience.
The ranch offers 1-1/2 miles of Shawnee Creek and 3/4 of a mile of the
North Platte River. Approximately 250 acres are irrigated
from the North Platte
River and annually produce 450 to 500 tons of grass and alfalfa
hay.
All of the irrigation ditches are in good working order with the
majority
being of concrete construction. Pride of ownership
is evident
throughout the ranch, including the improvements, which consist of a
2,400
sq. ft., three bedroom, 2-1/2 bath residence, 48’ x 96’ Tomlinson
building
with concrete floor, and several other outbuildings - all in good
condition.
Highways 20 and 87 intersect along the southwest corner of the property
allowing highway frontage for approximately 2-1/2 miles. Contact
Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by
e-mail
for more details. Price: $1,465,000. Download the River Ranch brochure, a 14 page, 1.69 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 JORDAHL
RANCH
Hot Springs, South Dakota With
scenic views of
the Black Hills to
the north, the Jordahl Ranch lies in one contiguous block consisting of
964± deeded acres located 16 miles
southeast of Hot Springs, South Dakota. Approximately 400 acres
are currently in
wheat strips and the balance of the property is grass pasture that is
currently
being leased out for livestock grazing during the summer
months.
Ample water for livestock is provided by Fall River Water Users
District.
Three stock tanks are strategically located throughout the property
that
are fed by approximately one mile of underground pipeline.
The 984
sq. ft. homestead located on the property is used for storage; rural
water
and electricity is provided to the residence. Antelope, deer,
and
upland game birds frequent the property. Contact
Cory Clark at
(307) 334-2025 or by
e-mail
for more details. Price: $626,470.
Download the Jordahl Ranch brochure, an 11 page, 986k PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 RAWHIDE
RANCH
Niobrara & Goshen Counties, Wyoming This superb ranch is located 4-1/2
miles
southwest of Lusk, Wyoming. The Rawhide Ranch is one of the
most
amazing ranches offered in today's market. The entire ranch
is contiguous,
consisting of approximately 13,918 total acres of which 12,065 are
deeded,
1,120 are State of Wyoming lease, and 733 are BLM lease
acres. This
is a rare and exceptional offering, presenting the opportunity to own
and
run a large self-sustaining cattle operation in a long and wide private
valley surrounded by an awe-inspiring mountain range in an area of
Wyoming
which remains unpopulated and undeveloped. This is an ideal
family-sized
operation capable of running approximately 600 cows annually.
Over
nine miles of live water traverse through the ranch. An
abundance
of wildlife, including a residential elk herd, is found in the widely
dispersed
ponderosa pine and cedar tree-covered ridges. Contact
Cory Clark
at (307) 334-2025 or by
e-mail
for more details. Price: $11,500,000. Download the Rawhide Ranch brochure, a 21 page, 2.6 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 HILLS
EDGE HEADQUARTERS RANCH
Edgemont, South Dakota This quality grass ranch, located
approximately
six miles north of Edgemont, South Dakota, consists of approximately
615
deeded acres of dry land pasture along with 600 acres South Dakota
state
lease ground and 40 acres BLM lease for a total of 1,255±
acres.
Improvements include a 1,465 sq. ft. house, 2,160 sq. ft. barn, 2,160
sq.
ft shop with concrete floor, and pipe corrals. Ample water is
provided
by two wells with submersible pumps and several dams located throughout
the ranch. Nestled in the southern edge of the scenic Black
Hills,
this ranch is within an hour's drive from Mount Rushmore, the Crazy
Horse
Memorial, Jewel Cave and Wind Cave National Park, as well as many other
sites and attractions in the Black Hills. The Black Hills
National
Forest, which encompasses 1.1 million acres of spectacular terrain,
borders
the property to the north. An abundance of wildlife such as
elk,
trophy mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, turkeys, sharp-tail grouse,
and water fowl frequent the ranch. Contact Cory
Clark at (307)
334-2025 or by e-mail
for more details. Price: $600,000. Download the Hills Edge Headquarters Ranch brochure, a 12 page, 1.14 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 CHEYENNE
RIVER RANCH
Edgemont, South Dakota Located approximately one-half mile
north
of Edgemont, South Dakota are approximately 1,452 deeded acres of
irrigated
and dry land grazing land. Ample irrigation and livestock
water is
provided by two miles of the Cheyenne River that flows through the
property
along with three wells with submersible pumps. The Cheyenne
River
Ranch is nestled in the southern edge of the scenic Black Hills, and is
within an hour's drive from Mount Rushmore, the Crazy Horse Memorial,
Jewel
Cave and Wind Cave National Park, as well as many other sites and
attractions
in the Black Hills. The topography and vegetation found on
the property
and in the surrounding area provide excellent habitat for the wildlife
that frequent the ranch such as elk, trophy mule deer, whitetail deer,
antelope, turkeys, sharp-tail grouse, and water fowl. Contact
Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by
e-mail
for more details. Price: $1,200,000. Download the Cheyenne River Ranch brochure, a 11 page, 1.03 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 HILLS
EDGE RANCH
Edgemont, South Dakota This quality grass ranch located
approximately
six miles north of Edgemont, South Dakota consists of approximately
2,388
deeded acres, 600 acres State of South Dakota lease, 40 acres BLM
lease,
and 2,863 acres Buffalo Gap National Grasslands for a total of 5,891±
acres. The ranch consists of three tracts of land, all within
ten
miles of each other. The ranch headquarters unit is
approximately
615 deeded acres of dry land pasture along with the South Dakota state
lease ground and BLM lease. Improvements include a 1,465 sq.
ft.
house, 2,160 sq. ft. barn, 2,160 sq. ft shop with concrete floor, and
pipe
corrals. The middle portion of the ranch is located just
north of
the city limits of the town of Edgemont and consists of 1,452± deeded
acres of irrigated and dry land grazing land. Located seven
miles
southwest of the headquarters is the third part of the ranch which
contains
approximately 320 deeded acres and 2,863 acres Buffalo Gap National
Grasslands
lease, all of which is used for summer grazing. Ample
irrigation
and livestock water is provided by two miles of the Cheyenne River that
flows through the property along with five wells. Nestled in
the
southern edge of the scenic Black Hills, this ranch is within an hour's
drive from Mount Rushmore, the Crazy Horse Memorial, Jewel Cave and
Wind
Cave National Park, as well as many other sites and attractions in the
Black Hills. The Black Hills National Forest, which encompasses 1.1
million
acres of spectacular terrain, borders the property to the
north.
An abundance of wildlife such as elk, trophy mule deer, whitetail deer,
antelope, turkeys, sharp-tail grouse and water fowl frequent the Hills
Edge Ranch. Contact Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or
by
e-mail
for more details. Price: $1,925,000. Download the Hills Edge Ranch brochure, a 15 page, 1.64 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 HYTREK
FARM & RANCH
Niobrara County, Wyoming This very productive 798± deeded
acre farm/ranch unit is located approximately 15 miles northeast of
Lusk,
Wyoming. Three low-pressure center pivots produce an average
of 900
gallons per minute which irrigate approximately 368 acres.
Two pivots
irrigate approximately 245 acres of grass while the third pivot
irrigates
123 acres alfalfa/orchard grass which historically produces
approximately
500 tons of hay. The balance of acreage is pasture with
excellent
grass cover. The 1,848 sq. ft. residence was built in 1985
and has
three bedrooms and two baths. Remodeling was completed in
2000 which
included a 16’ x 27’ addition, steel siding, and new asphalt
shingles.
Other improvements include two steel buildings, one 30’x 30’ and the
second
40’ x 60’. Both buildings are insulated and have electricity
and
concrete floors. Indoor and outdoor cattle working facilities
are
constructed out of pipe and wood. The livestock chutes and
alleys
are incorporated around two poles barns, one of which is 40’ x 120’ and
the second pole barn is 24’ x 50’. The smaller pole barn has
been
set up to handle artificial insemination/veterinary
procedures. Historically,
the owners have run approximately 175 animal units
year-round. Pride
of ownership is evident throughout the property, and it is in
ready-to-move-into
order. The water rights are excellent, and the crop and
grazing options
provide new owners with a tremendous degree of flexibility and
unlimited
possibilities. Contact Cory Clark at (307) 334-2025 or by
e-mail
for more details. Price: $1,100,000. Download the Hytrek Farm & Ranch brochure, a 15 page, 1.6 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 PRICE CHANGE!STOKES CANYON RANCH Hayden, Colorado This 5,901± acre deeded, contiguous
ranch is located just seven miles southwest of Hayden Colorado on Routt
County Road 65. Ample water is provided by 15 spring-fed
stock and
fishing reservoirs. The abundance of wildlife including elk,
deer,
mountain lion, black bear grouse, and sage chickens and three fishing
reservoirs
stocked with rainbow, brook, cutthroat, cut bow, and brown trout make
this
ranch an ideal hunting or recreation property. With
electrical power
located at the lower end of the property, there are endless development
opportunities to build a retreat or lodge located near a beautiful,
fishing
pond. Contact Mark McNamee at (307) 760-9510 or by
e-mail
for more details. Price: $8,260,000. Download the Stokes Canyon Ranch brochure, a 13 page, 1.5 MB PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
 PONTAROLO
FARM & RANCH
Goshen County, Wyoming Located 11 miles west of
Lingle, Wyoming, the Pontarolo Farm &
Ranch
consists
of approximately 925 deeded acres which includes 22 acres of wheat base
crop land, 240 acres of CRP, and 663 acres dry land pasture.
The
CRP acreages have an annual income of $7,368 and the annual farm
program
payment is $1,022. Connected to the well adjacent to this
property
is an underground pipeline made of 1-1/2 inch PVC pipe that is buried
five feet
deep and travels 2,200 feet to two bottomless tanks. Both
tanks have
concrete aprons and float systems. A windmill with a depth of
approximately
65 feet is located in the east pasture of the south unit. An
abundance
of wildlife frequents the property including mule deer, antelope,
sharp-tail
grouse, and coyotes. Contact Cory Clark at (307)
334-2025
or by e-mail
for more details. Price:
$439,355.
Download the Pontarolo Farm & Ranch brochure, a 10 page, 927k PDF or take a photo tour of the property. |
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