Located in the heart of elk country, the Sybille Creek Ranch is a great combination of productive ranch land and recreational splendor located 14 miles southwest of Wheatland. The ranch includes 4,910± deeded acres, 5,875± BLM lease acres, and 1,168± State of Wyoming lease acres for a total of 11,953± acres. The land is a combination of rolling grass hills with granite peaks and pine tree-covered mountains. There are 66 acres of water rights out of the Wheatland Irrigation District. Historically, the owners have run approximately 780 yearling heifers plus bulls. The Eagle’s Nest cabin has a panoramic view of the western scenic vistas and makes a perfect place for get-aways and hunting.  The cabin has electric and propane heat along with a well that provides water to the kitchen and bathroom. Located in Area 7 for elk, which qualifies for landowner elk licenses, Sybille Creek Ranch offers exceptional hunting and fishing opportunities. Price: $5,000,000

The Hales Draw Ranch is a contiguous 1,005± deeded acre ranch located approximately 22 miles north of Lusk nestled in the heart of cattle country and is known for its heavily-sodded pastures. Owner-rated carrying capacity is 45 to 50 cow/calf pairs year-round. Reliable stock water is provided by a submersible well at the improvements along with a windmill located in the south pasture. Improvements on the ranch have been well-maintained. The Hales Draw Ranch offers excellent hunting opportunities for trophy mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, wild turkeys, sharp-tail grouse, and other upland game bird species. Price: $425,000

The Sherrard Farm is a private, end-of-the-road, 160± acre irrigated farm growing alfalfa, wheat, and corn with irrigated and sub-irrigated grass pasture to summer up to 40 cows. The fields are partitioned into well-fenced pastures according to the directional flow of irrigation water. There are 160 acres of water rights associated with the farm which is irrigated using gated pipe. There are two wells on the property, each approximately 120 feet in depth, one located at each residence. Both are very productive and have potable water. Throughout the farm are good stack yards, wind breaks, stock water, and cattle-handling facilities. This productive farm comes with a quality, 1,600 sq. ft. residence and a full complement of outbuildings including a second residence, shop, and corrals. Price: $625,000

This high desert ranch, with sweeping vistas of surrounding mountains, is located on the county line between Fremont and Natrona Counties off of US Highway 20-26 approximately 37 miles east of Shoshoni. 6,773± deeded acres, 2,440± State of Wyoming lease acres, 7,692± BLM lease acres for a total of approximately 16,905 contiguous acres comprise the J-King Ranch. Ample water is provided throughout the ranch by eight electric submersible wells with tire tanks that have float systems. A set of working corrals are located in the center of the ranch. Historically, the owner has run approximately 1,000 head of yearlings for five months. Price: $1,450,000

Located in the hard grass country of northwest South Dakota, the 30,626± acre Meathook Ranch has been owned and operated by the same family for over 100 years. Known for putting weight on cattle, Harding County has always been a sought after destination for ranch buyers. Good water, typical spring moisture, and mild summers combine to provide quality conditions for growing calves and yearlings. Comprised of approximately 11,276 deeded acres, 19,270 State of South Dakota lease acres, and 80 BLM acres, the Meathook is one of just a handful of ranches of this size that is completely contiguous.  The different topography and soil types allow for operation as a year round cow/calf, seasonal yearling, or combination operation.  Windmills, solar wells, electric wells, and dams along with several miles of interior fencing provide the opportunity to selectively graze the ranch for optimum use of the available grass. Price: $5,900,000

The Will Place includes 6,264± deeded acres with 640± state lease acres, and 80± BLM lease acres, all with good access to Buffalo, Wyoming. This contiguous, very well-watered, low-overhead grass ranch boasts a shared stock well which provides water to 13 concrete bottom rubber-tire tanks on the ranch. In addition, there are approximately 20 runoff ponds and reservoirs located throughout the ranch. There is a modest set of corrals located near the center of the ranch which have a certified Sooner 10,000 lb. scale. Fences on the ranch consist mainly of 4 and 5 strands of barb wire of which there are three miles of new fence with the balance of the fences being in good shape. Price: $2,300,000

This contiguous 1,074± deeded acre ranch was offered for sale on the open market for the first time since it was homesteaded by the family who historically operated the property as a dry land farm.  Until recently the ranch has been enrolled in CRP for several years and now there is an abundance of grass throughout the ranch. A modest set of improvements includes a 1,380 sq. ft. ranch-style house with a 320 sq. ft. detached garage and two Quonset buildings.  Price: $456,535

Located approximately 22 miles south of Newcastle, Wyoming, this well-balanced, contiguous ranch offers approximately two miles of highway frontage along US Highway 85 which bisects the ranch.  There are 3,603± deeded acres and 681± BLM lease acres for a total of 4,284± acres.  The terrain consists of heavily-sodded grass pastures, flat meadows, rolling hills, and draws with mature cottonwood trees that provide ample protection for livestock and wildlife.  Approximately 400 acres of irrigated hay ground is located along the northeastern end of the ranch with irrigation water supplied from Beaver Creek.  The improvements on the ranch are older and the outbuildings and corrals are adequate for working livestock and providing livestock protection.  Price: $1,250,000

This 7,151.48± acre contiguous ranch, a tremendous, low-overhead yearling or cow/calf operation, is located seven miles east of Moorcroft on the edge of the Black Hills of Wyoming.  The ranch includes approximately 5,697 deeded acres, 814.48± BLM lease acres, and 640± State of Wyoming lease acres.  Situated between I-90 and US Highway 16, the ranch has over six miles of highway frontage and exceptional access to some of the best livestock markets in the county. The ranch has a very functional set of improvements consisting of a four bedroom home, a 50’x100’ shop, and a 30’x100’ barn.  This ranch is owner-rated at 300 cow/calf pairs year-round or 1,500 head of yearlings for six months.  Price: $1,990,000

Located northwest of Laramie, Wyoming at the foot of the Snowy Range mountains, the Rock River Ranch consists of 56,273± contiguous acres of which 40,354± are deeded with the remaining 15,919± acres being BLM lease ground.  The ranch is easily accessible off State Highway 13, US Highway 30, and well-maintained county roads.  Ample water is provided by 26 windmills, 15 wells with submersible pumps, nine solar wells, over 14 miles of underground pipeline, 35 reservoirs, ten water pits, and Cooper and Dutton Creeks along with the main canal for the Wheatland Irrigation District which runs through the ranch.  Livestock do not have to travel more than a quarter mile to water and the Rock River Ranch has been developed over the years to maximize the convenience and efficiency of the yearling cattle operation.  The ranch is cross-fenced into 22 pastures.  Historically the owners have pastured approximately 5,500 head of yearling cattle during the summer months.  There are two residences, a 20,000 lb. working scale on the ranch, and three sets of working corrals.  Several species of wildlife are found on the ranch including elk, mule deer, antelope, and upland game birds.  Price: $12,700,000

This highly productive native grass ranch is located in the “Heart of Cattle Country” with lush pastures and pine and cedar tree-covered canyons and ridges.  The ranch consists of 32,998± deeded acres, 3,361± State of Wyoming lease acres, and 3,234± acres of BLM lease for a total of approximately 39,583 acres.  The rich history of the Boner Ranch dates back to when it was patented in 1902.  Water is provided to the ranch by four submersible wells, 50 miles of underground pipeline, 14 large storage tanks, and approximately 30 reservoirs.  Historically, the owners have run between 5,000 and 6,000 head of yearling cattle on the ranch during the summer months.  The Boner Ranch has been developed over the years to maximize the convenience and efficiency of the yearling operation.  Improvements on the ranch include two residences, a 3,280 sq. ft. barn, 3,240 sq. ft. equipment storage building, 8,688 sq. ft. farm utility building, and two sets of working corrals.  Wildlife found on the ranch includes whitetail deer, mule deer, antelope, and upland game birds.  Price: $12,000,000

This 72.05± acres of vacant land is located approximately one mile north of Douglas on the State Highway 59 Bypass.  The property has beautiful views of the city of Douglas and Laramie Peak as well as being a prime location for a commercial or industrial business.  Price: $1,500,000

This accessible property consists of approximately 4,469.5 deeded acres.  There are 430± acres which can be irrigated under three low-pressure center pivots each of which is supplied water from its own well.  The balance of the East Unit consists of flourishing native grassland pastures cross-fenced into five pastures with fences in excellent condition.  Water is provided to livestock by two electric stock water wells to 12 strategically-located tanks situated along 4-1/2 miles of underground pipelines.  The carrying capacity of this property is owner-rated at 175 to 200 cow/pairs year-round, or one could run approximately 500 head of yearling cattle for four to 4-1/2 months of summer grazing. There is 1,920 sq. ft. Quonset building on the property, and electricity is available throughout the ranch.  Price: $2,300,000

Located approximately four miles north of Lingle, Wyoming, are approximately 2,671 contiguous acres of which 2,591± are deeded acres along with 80 BLM lease acres.  The native grass pastures have an owner-rated carrying capacity of 100 cow/calf pairs year-round.  The property is easily accessed with approximately two miles of US Highway 85 frontage.  Ample water is provided to livestock and wildlife by one submersible well which feeds into underground pipeline traversing the ranch to stock tanks located throughout the property as well as from three reliable windmills.  There are modest improvements including a 1,456 sq. ft. home, a shop with tack room, and a set of working corrals.  Price: $1,295,500

The Scheer Grass Ranch is an extremely well-balanced, year-round operation located near Jay Em.  There are approximately 4,049 deeded acres of rolling rangeland and draws with 640± State of Wyoming lease acres and a 40± acre BLM lease for a total of 4,729± acres.  US Highway 85 divides the ranch providing easy access with approximately two and a half miles of highway frontage.  The ranch is cross-fenced and water is provided by windmills and wells with submersible pumps.  The carrying capacity of the Scheer Grass Ranch is owner-rated at 200 cow/calf pairs year-round or 475 to 500 head of yearling cattle during the summer months.  Price: $1,619,688

The Bucknum Ranch is located approximately 10 miles northwest of Casper, Wyoming with excellent year-round access.  The 616.77± deeded acre ranch consists of one contiguous pasture of native grassland with several ponds to water livestock.  Irrigation water is provided via water rights from the North Platte River through the Casper Canal by the Casper-Alcova Irrigation District which is used to irrigate approximately 123 acres planted in crested wheatgrass for hay and winter grazing.  There are no improvements on the property; however, electricity, provided by Pacific Power, is located along the highway south of the property.  Price: $246,400

This beautiful 381± contiguous deeded acre ranch sits at the foot of the southern slopes of Bear Mountain in southeastern Goshen County.  Bear Creek meanders through the ranch for over a mile providing ample live water for livestock and irrigation as well as natural protection and habitat for several species of wildlife.  Territorial water rights for 42.2± acres are allotted to the ranch and are used to irrigate hay fields.  The property is well maintained as evident throughout the ranch from the excellent set of improvements to the management of irrigated fields and native grass pastures.  The jewel of the ranch is the three bedroom, 2-1/2 bath, 1,719 sq. ft. home which the owners have continuously updated, remodeled, and improved over the years.  The home is surrounded by mature cottonwood trees and a beautifully landscaped yard along with a half acre, spring-fed pond stocked with bass and blue gill.  Other improvements on the ranch include a large barn, corrals, riding arena, shop with concrete floor and room to store equipment, a two-car detached garage, and a storage shed.  Price: $900,000

Located approximately four miles west of Harrison, Nebraska, this approximately 2,812 deeded acre ranch has over one mile of US Highway 20 frontage.  The ranch consists of heavily-sodded grass pastures with several draws that provide natural protection for livestock.  Water is provided by six reliable windmills or two wells.  In addition to the two residences on the ranch, there are several outbuildings which include a barn and working corrals.  The 5 Open A Ranch offers excellent hunting opportunities for trophy mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, and sharp-tail grouse.  Price: $975,000

The Four Mile Ranch is presently operated as a commercial cow/calf operation with an owner-rated carrying capacity of 150 cow/calf pairs year-round and a hay-base for a larger ranch. This easily-accessible, contiguous ranch consists of 2,200± deeded acres with approximately 700 irrigated acres which are planted into alfalfa, grass, and alfalfa/grass mixtures.  Two low-pressure center pivots irrigate approximately 259 acres with the balance of the acres flood-irrigated with water from the Sahara and Sussex Ditches.  There are an excellent set of improvements that feature a newly-remodeled home and multiple out buildings.  Abundant year-round live water is provided by the Powder River which forms part of the eastern and southern boundaries of the ranch and Four Mile Creek that meanders through the ranch.  The tree-lined banks of both streams provide miles of natural protection.  The topography of the Four Mile Ranch has outstanding habitat for wildlife including elk, deer, antelope, waterfowl, pheasants, wild turkeys, and other upland game birds.  Price: $2,050,000