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Chalk Buttes Ranch is a rare Wyoming offering, combining productive agricultural ground, abundant water resources, and well-maintained improvements in a beautiful creekside setting southwest of Douglas, WY along Little Bed Tick Creek. The 252± acre ranch features a well-kept and updated 4-bedroom, 1-bath home with a partially finished basement, offering comfortable year-round living. Additional improvements include a historic barn, Quonset shop, newer Cleary building, two open-faced livestock sheds, and functional working corrals, making the property well-suited for your ranching and livestock operations. Water resources are exceptional and include approximately 57± flood-irrigated acres, a permitted 2.5-acre pond, an artesian well, and Little Bed Tick Creek flowing through the property. Historically, the ranch has produced approximately 80-100 tons of hay annually from a single cutting while also supporting productive fall and winter grazing. There is also the potential for an additional 210± acre lease, providing expanded grazing opportunities and operational flexibility. Listing Broker is related to the Sellers.

Elk Mountain Ranch consists of 4215 deeded acres and a 640 acre state lease. A mile of the Medicine Bow River bottom with mature timber and a lush grass base provide the necessary needs for protection and nourishment for both wildlife and cattle. Within the tall stands of grass reside abundant Elk, Mule Deer and Whitetailed Deer. Trophy animals can be seen regularly as they call this ranch home. Ranging from the river bottoms up, O'Mara Creek and the Medicine Bow River sub irrigate 1460 acres of the riparian bottoms and over an additional 825 acres of irrigated native grass produces on average 2 tons of hay per acre. Early water rights from 1884 and 1896 are tied to this ranch. The ditches and laterals are maintained in excellent shape and are left stand for wildlife habitat. The stewardship on this ranch is second to none. One mile of Medicine Bow River frontage provides unlimited opportunities for those wanting to enjoy the outdoors. This ranch protects both banks of the river. Groves of willows and shrubs offer additional habitat and shelter for cattle and wildlife. Moose frequent O'Mara Creek as it winds through the western end of the ranch. All the waterways have created travel corridors for wildlife as they move daily from the daytime bedding areas to feed. The recreational opportunities are endless. Elk Mountain is historically known for its excellent hunting of high quality animals. Success in this area is historic. The fish in this area are abundant and rated up to 300 pounds of fish per mile by Game and Fish. Regardless of experience, anyone who likes to throw a line in the water can succeed. Stock ponds are located throughout the ranch and stock tanks on pipelines have been installed where needed. The irrigation ditches are in excellent shape and pipelines have been kept up. All fencing has been maintained and cross fencing has been installed to increase carrying capacity. After cutting the irrigated hay meadows, cattle thrive going into the winter months cleaning up the fields. A homestead lies off the banks of the river surrounded by mature timber. It is protected in the river bottom offering a peaceful setting of solitude amongst the wildlife. For anyone wanting to enjoy the outdoors, this ranch has it all. Irrigated native grass meadows and the sub-irrigated river corridor provide consistent feed for cattle. Approximately 825 acres of grass is cut annually with the potential to add additional irrigated acreage under the current water rights. Just under two thousand acres of rangeland and a 640 acre State Lease provide additional grazing. Not to leave out the 1835 acres of sub-irrigated ground which all combine to a higher cattle stocking capacity. All pastures are well watered and fenced for cattle. A cell tower lease will be transferred and is in contract until 2050. Along Interstate I-80 at the base of Elk Mountain, this operating cattle ranch offers additional recreational opportunities for the avid hunter or fisherman. Access is excellent as this property can be enjoyed year around. This ranch is located just over a mile from Elk Mountain, Wyoming.

Set on 80± acres with unobstructed views of the Bighorn Mountains, this remarkable estate offers privacy, space, and thoughtfully designed amenities for both comfortable living and equestrian pursuits. There is a custom-built residence featuring 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and 2 half baths, designed with both elegance and practicality in mind. A spacious kitchen with granite countertops and abundant storage anchors the home. The primary suite offers a private retreat, while a separate ensuite with its own entrance provides ideal accommodations for guests or extended family. A heated two-car garage has a dumbwaiter and a full-home generator. Equestrian and livestock facilities include a well-appointed 3-stall barn with runs, wash rack, tack room, and hay storage, along with a 1,000 sq. ft. 2 bedroom/1 bathroom apartment. The acreage is cross-fenced into six pastures with shelters and windbreaks providing excellent livestock management. Covered pipe runs, automatic waterers, a sand training area, and an established arena pad ready for an indoor or large outdoor arena make this property ideal for training, boarding, or recreational riding. Located in a peaceful rural setting, but is conveniently located near everyday amenities, with quick access to I-90 and major travel routes. This is an ideal property for equestrians, livestock owners, or anyone seeking a premier Western lifestyle.

The Spoon Buttes Ranch is located approximately 18 miles north of Torrington, Wyoming and consists of 8,571.59± total contiguous acres; 7,578.29± deeded acres, 640± State of Wyoming lease acres, and 353.3± BLM acres. Home of the famous Spoon Buttes, the topography of the ranch provides unlimited nature protection for livestock and is ideal for a year-round cow operation and/or a yearling operation. The ranch is owner-rated at 350± head for year-round grazing, or approximately 1,000 yearlings during the summer grazing months. Sheep Creek travels through a portion Spoon Buttes Ranch, providing livestock and wildlife water during the spring and summer months. The improvements on the Spoon Buttes Ranch include a new 96'X48' shop with electricity, 6-inch concrete floors, and 14-foot overhead doors. This building includes an office/vet room that is equipped with bathroom that includes a shower, plus a tack room with heat and has been recently remodeled including new wiring. Also included is a set of working corrals constructed of concrete railroad ties and drill stem pipe. The property features multiple solar and electric wells along with an underground pipeline. Rock outcroppings along with pine and cedar tree-lined canyons provide natural protection for livestock and are home to trophy mule deer, white tail deer, antelope, and coyotes for the hunting enthusiast. The Spoon Buttes Ranch has not had any livestock on it since the Fall of 2025.

This turn key ranchette sits on 10.14± acres just three miles from Laramie, Wyoming and offers mountain views, privacy, and a meticulously maintained 4,813 sq. ft. home with three bedrooms and four bathrooms. The main level features vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, a fully remodeled kitchen with professional Thermador appliances, granite counters, abundant storage, and access to a redwood deck with a firepit, along with multiple living spaces, a dedicated office, and a luxurious master suite. The finished basement adds a wet bar, game and exercise rooms, and an additional bedroom suite. The property also includes a three car garage, a high end outdoor kitchen, a sunroom, mature landscaping, fenced backyard, decorative lighting, and security system. Additional amenities include a 2,320 sq. ft. shop with concrete floors and electric heat, plus a great set of horse amenities including horse corrals, a round pen, and a full riding arena-making it an exceptional opportunity for country living minutes from town.

This magnificent 7100 acre in northeast Wyoming is a gateway to the Blackhills National Forest. The steep rolling hills under a canopy of pines offer travel corridors and protection for Elk, Deer and Turkey. Watered valleys combined with an extension pipeline fed by an artesian well offer year around water throughout the entire ranch. Several ponds surrounded by wetlands create habitat for waterfowl and upland birds. Nestled on the original homestead lies a 17,000 square foot lodge with an open floor plan, finishes are second to none. Completed in 2007, this lodge was hand crafted onsite from Red and Norway Pine. Over 170 tons of moss rock were collected on the ranch and only the best was hand selected to be used in construction. Amenities include large bedroom suites, grand great room, movie theater, safe/panic room, private office, and dual saunas, all with custom woodwork finishes. The original buildings were restored as historically as possible, preserving the character of the past while ensuring existence for the next generation. The large barn and corals can be recognized from the old Marlboro commercials. To provide indoor storage, a new machine shed was built to complement the rustic buildings. A second home onsite can be used for a caretaker or guests. Known for its lush soil and grass production, this ranch has consistently produced large trophy Bull Elk for over 20 years. Antelope, Deer and Turkey hunting provide other opportunities along with waterfowl and upland birds. Roads have been improved to offer access to nearly all of the 7100 acres. The lower elevation of Blacktail Canyon Ranch allows for a longer growing season for the native grasses. Strict implementation of cattle grazing has been utilized to control the age of the grass while leaving abundant reserves for wildlife. This property is also tied to a 640 acre state lease and a BLM lease. Seven and half miles to the Newcastle airport. A hanger is possibly available.

The Ryan Park Mountain Retreat is a rare offering featuring thoughtfully designed structures on more than 8 private acres at the edge of the Medicine Bow National Forest in the scenic mountain community of Ryan Park, WY. With luxury accommodations, privacy, and direct access to endless outdoor recreation, this exceptional property offers an extraordinary opportunity for a private retreat and a legacy mountain estate!Ideally located just minutes from the iconic and renowned Brush Creek Ranch, one of the West's premier luxury guest ranches, the retreat is surrounded by some of the finest outdoor recreation in North America. Situated in the heart of the Medicine Bow Mountains, you'll enjoy immediate access to thousands of acres of public land offering world-class snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, hunting, wildlife viewing, and cross-country skiing. Whether seeking adventure or peaceful mountain solitude, the Ryan Park Mountain Retreat places you in the center of one of the West's most coveted year-round sporting and recreation destinations. 1,948 sq. ft. Built in 2020 (new construction) Radiant in-floor heat with on-demand water heater Steel roof and steel siding 2x6 construction with 9-foot walls, spray foam insulation, and blown-in ceiling insulation 3-foot-wide doors for handicap accessibility Stained concrete floors throughout Spacious primary suite featuring a walk-in closet and walk-in tiled shower with multiple spray heads Guest bedroom Main bathroom with shower/tub combination and Onyx surround Corian countertops with integrated sinks in both bathrooms Large living room with expansive mountain views Gas fireplace with tile surround and built-in TV Open-concept floor plan Custom kitchen featuring: 9-foot island with sink and garbage disposal Additional full-size prep sink with disposal Granite countertops Radiant cooktop Microwave hood French-door refrigerator with bottom freezer drawer Dishwasher Custom hickory cabinetry with black glaze Specialty cabinet features including spice/utensil pull-outs, mixer lift shelves, double silverware drawer, and French-door pantry Mudroom/laundry room with pantry cabinets, coat closet, laundry sink, upper storage cabinets, and coat hooks 16 x 20 concrete patio Oversized attached garage with dedicated storage and utility rooms Large windows designed to maximize mountain views Low-maintenance exterior materials throughout 1,964 sq. ft. Completely renovated in 2026 New steel siding with shake accents Composite roof Stone exterior accents New plumbing and electrical systems Spray foam insulation New forced-air furnace Two electric storage heaters Accommodates 8-10 guests Two main-floor bedrooms Two loft bedrooms with built-in beds 12x8 trex deck walkout living room Firepit gathering Two full bathrooms One walk-in shower One shower/tub combination Corian countertops with integrated sinks Half bath Mudroom with built-in gear storage and utility room Kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and laundry cabinet with washer and dryer Hickory cabinetry Combination drywall and wood interior finishes Carpet and concrete flooring Built-in queen bed Toilet room Warm wood interior Propane heater Covered porch with 4x16 trex deck Tucked away among the trees for added privacy 30 x 60 steel building Concrete floor Wood-burning stove Radiant in-floor heat with boiler Built-in shelving Storage cabinets New well installed in 2020 Two new septic systems 400-amp electrical service 50-amp RV hookup 250 gallon overhead fuel tank Wood-frame shed with wood flooring The towns of Encampment, Riverside and Saratoga are all a short drive down the mountain and all sit between the western slope of the Snowy Mountain Range and the eastern slope of the Sierra Madre Mountain Range in the Medicine Bow National Forest. The area has long served as a hub for hunters, fishermen, ranchers, and outdoor enthusiasts exploring one of the west's largest outdoor playgrounds! In addition to the world class fishing opportunities, the surrounding Saratoga Valley offers outstanding year-round recreation providing access to hiking, horseback riding, snowmobiling, ATV trails, camping, mountain biking, and winter sports. Wildlife viewing and hunting are common to the area's culture adding to the appeal and western character! The area is known for its mountain landscapes, cool summer temperatures, open ranch country, and strong outdoor heritage. Situated in the the Snowy Range Mountains and surrounded by the Medicine Bow National Forest, the area offers expansive and majestic western views and endless recreational opportunities! The Retreat is about 20 minutes into Saratoga WY which provides convenient access to groceries, medical care, restaurants, and events. Shivley Field is suitable for most private and charter aircraft and Denver International Airport is approximately a 3.5-hour drive for longer-distance travel. Laramie and the University of Wyoming are just an hour away and Cheyenne and the Wyoming State Capitol a bit further leading to the Hustle and Bustle of the Colorado Front Range and the Interstate 25 corridor. Perfectly positioned in the Snowy Range Mountains on the edge of the Medicine Bow National Forest, this exceptional property offers the ideal setting and an extraordinary opportunity for a private family retreat, corporate getaway, vacation rental, or legacy mountain estate in one of the West's most sought-after sporting communities. The Retreat provides easy access for everything from world-class fly fishing in Saratoga to big game hunting and unlimited outdoor adventures next door in the Snowy Range and the unmatched outdoor Wyoming lifestyle! This is the opportunity to secure your place in a legacy community surrounded by natural beauty in the last frontier of the Great State of Wyoming!

Fisher Homestead is a 90-acre ranch set amid expansive grasslands southwest of Laramie, Wyoming. The property features two residences, including a main home and a beautifully renovated, fully equipped guest house. A classic red barn, multiple livestock stalls, corrals, fenced pastures, and open grazing meadows provide the infrastructure and versatility for a cow-calf operation, horse ranch, or private rural retreat.The predominantly level ranchland features two expansive 40+ acre meadows adjoining the homestead. The property benefits from water rights associated with the Fisher Ditch, which extends across the ranch and delivers seasonal irrigation water diverted from the Laramie River. This water supports annual hay production and enhances the meadows for cattle and horse grazing throughout the growing season. The entire 90-acre ranch is fenced, with cross-fencing separating the two primary pastures. A shallow stock well, conveniently located between the pastures, provides an additional water source for livestock. Ranch Home An immaculate four-bedroom modular ranch home with an oversized attached garage sits at the heart of the ranch headquarters. The home features a bright, open floor plan with a centrally located kitchen, spacious living and dining areas, abundant natural light, and expansive windows capturing views across the ranch and surrounding mountains. The southwest-facing primary suite includes a large bedroom and a well-appointed bathroom. Three additional bedrooms provide comfortable accommodations for family and guests. The kitchen offers generous cabinetry and counter space, stainless steel appliances, an island, farmhouse-style sink, and an easy flow into the dining and living areas. Plush carpeting, recessed lighting, and warm wood finishes carry throughout the home. The attached 1,600-square-foot garage provides exceptional space for multiple large trucks, ranch equipment, tools, and storage. Outside, a landscaped grass yard with sprinkler system creates a private, usable outdoor area, complemented by low-maintenance gravel landscaping and stamped concrete walkways. Guest House The original early-1900s ranch house has been thoughtfully renovated into a charming guest residence, preserving its historic character while offering modern comforts and versatility. Previously used for extended family and short-term rental accommodations, the fully furnished three-bedroom home features a complete kitchen, comfortable living and dining areas, and updated finishes that complement its rustic ranch heritage. The guest house provides inviting private accommodations for family and visitors, with the added potential for supplemental rental income. Iconic Red Barn The property features a classic red Wyoming barn with traditional wood siding, white trim, and a metal roof. Well suited for calving and general livestock operations, the barn includes multiple stalls, a central aisle, tack and saddle storage, feed areas, and direct access to adjoining corrals and fenced pastures. Additional equestrian improvements include a round pen and riding arena, providing facilities for horse training and handling. Heavy timber construction, wood-plank interiors, and substantial pole fencing preserve the barn's authentic Western ranch character while offering practical versatility for cattle, horses, and everyday ranch operations. The Laramie region combines Western heritage, university energy, and exceptional access to outdoor recreation. Historic downtown Laramie offers locally owned restaurants, breweries, shops, galleries, seasonal farmers markets, and community events. Each July, Laramie Jubilee Days celebrates Wyoming's Western traditions with PRCA rodeo, bull riding, a parade, carnival, live music, street festivities, and other community events. The University of Wyoming brings year-round cultural and sporting activity to the community. Beyond town, the surrounding Laramie Plains provide quick access to some of southeastern Wyoming's best recreation. To the west, Centennial serves as a gateway to the Medicine Bow National Forest and Snowy Range, with hiking, horseback riding, fishing, camping, mountain biking, hunting, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and downhill skiing at Snowy Range Ski Area. To the east, the Vedauwoo and Pole Mountain areas are known for dramatic granite formations, hiking, climbing, camping, and trail riding. The 90 acres offered is presently part of a larger 315 acre property. The entire 315 acre property is listed for sale by Harrigan Land Company. Laramie has a high-elevation, semi-arid climate characterized by low humidity, abundant sunshine, cool summers, and cold winters. Summer days are generally mild to warm with cool evenings, while winter brings regular snowfall, periods of strong wind, and temperatures that can fall well below freezing. Spring and fall are shorter transition seasons, with weather capable of changing quickly. The area's dry air, wide temperature swings between day and night, and four distinct seasons are typical of southeastern Wyoming's high plains. Laramie developed in the late 1860s with the arrival of the Union Pacific Railroad and quickly became an important transportation, ranching, and commercial center on the high plains. The region had long been used by Indigenous peoples, including the Arapaho, Cheyenne, and Lakota. Laramie was named for French-Canadian trapper Jacques La Ramie, and the University of Wyoming was established there in 1886. Today, the area retains strong ties to its railroad, ranching, and Western heritage while serving as a center for education, agriculture, and outdoor recreation.

Welcome to El Rancho Pequeno, a historic cattle camp transformed into a beloved retreat and now a thriving income producing property. This +- 100-acre property boasts prime frontage to the Big Laramie River. Two homes, three car garage and an area for livestock. Large valley views and privacy make this property an absolute dream.This property is +- 100 acres backing to BLM and offering 1500' of Big Laramie River frontage. The land is partially fenced, offering great grazing pastures for horses or cattle. Along the east side of the property lies a cottonwood lined gulch proving habitat for wildlife. The main home has 3bd 2ba, a sprawling living room with a large fireplace and oversized windows that look out across the river and into the valley below. The kitchen features high-end appliances, concrete counter tops and slate floors. The master bedroom is situated on the east side of the home, allowing the morning sun to shine through. The views of the river and valley can also be enjoyed from this room. There are large closets, an attached bathroom and an exterior door leading out to a patio. Relax in the library or on the large patio, this property invites you to slow down and enjoy. The second home is a 2bd 1ba home with a large living room, game room and updated kitchen. The living room has an impressive masonry fireplace surrounded by beautiful built-in bookshelves. Each home is private from the other, yet both are able to enjoy the views of the river and valley below. Other buildings on the ranch include a three-car garage, loafing sheds and a gardening shed. Currently the owners host the property for short term rental through October, and has a 70% occupancy rate. Jelm is a central location to recreation amenities, Centennial is 45 min to the North, Albany (snowmobile mecca) is 35 min to the Northwest, Steamboat Springs is a short 1.5hr drive away. Whatever your recreational heart desires, whether it be fishing, hiking, hunting, snowmobiling, or skiing, this area offers it all. The El Rancho Pequeno looks down the big Laramie River into the Jelm-Frank Smith Ranch Historic district. The Frank Smith ranch was the original town of Jelm and still has many of its original buildings dating back to 1881. Jelm or Cummins City back then was created kind of on a hoax. Mining was the game and unfortunately it was not one that won. Jelm became the new name for the town in 1900. Woods Landing Resort an 1883 salon is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is now a thriving restaurant and resort offering a wonderful place to grab a burger, spend the night or even hit the dance floor on the uniquely designed boxcar spring dance floor!

20 Beaver Creek Road offers a remarkable ownership opportunity within the Fish Creek Ranch Preserve, a picturesque 4,242-acre shared amenity ranch. This offering boasts 35+/- deeded acres with a truly captivating 7,126+/- square foot log home offering the perfect blend of luxury and recreational opportunities. The property is located just north of the Colorado/ Wyoming Border with year-access via well-maintained roads. Fish Creek Ranch totals 4,242 acres with fourteen 35+/- acre 'Homesteads', with the remaining 3,752 acres set aside for the owners to enjoy. This property itself consists of 35+/- deeded acres and is set perched upon a high ridge-line with expansive views in all directions, with most of the view-shed over the adjacent national forest. The Ranch offers an exceptional blend of timber covered hillsides, lush riparian bottoms and open meadows with rolling topography and a great network of horse riding, hiking, and ATV trails. Fish Creek runs through the heart of the ranch and feeds seven ponds with strong populations of trout. The greatest asset of 20 Beaver Creek Road is the breathtaking 7,126+/- square foot log home. The home is constructed of 2'x6' half log exterior providing a classic rustic western look while integrating modern interior finishes. The home consists of 5 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms dispersed throughout the home providing guests with extreme privacy. The home is well appointed with a large kitchen, dining room, living areas as well as a bar and pool room downstairs. The home boasts four gas fireplaces throughout, providing cozy places to gather with friends and family. There is a large master suite built above the garage with an office space that offers expansive views. To round off the features of the home there is a large trex deck with a hot tub/ fire pit to take in the captivating views and a large three-car garage for the storage of tools and equipment. With purchasing a homestead in Fish Creek Preserve, owners receive a 1/14 undivided ownership interest in the shared amenities on the ranch which include the managers home, barns, machinery, and acreage itself. Owners can also board their horses at the ranch with the herd that is cared for by the full time manager. The home is being offered fully-furnished providing an opportunity for a future owner to come in and enjoy immediately. The area around Fish Creek Ranch offers prime big game habitat, and the ranch is blessed with an abundance of game species such as Elk, Moose, Deer, Antelope, Bears, and Turkey. While there is no hunting allowed within the ranch the property does offer a private gate on its southern boundary leading directly into Roosevelt National Forest providing plenty of over-the-counter hunting opportunities. Opportunities to see and experience Wyoming's wildlife abound at Fish Creek Ranch. To add to the list of sporting features on the property, Fish Creek runs through the heart of the ranch and boasts populations of wild brook trout. There are multiple impoundments along the creek with good populations of rainbow, brook, and brown trout creating a diverse fisheries resource for the avid trout angler. With seemingly endless horse riding, hiking and ATV trails both within the ranch and on the adjacent public lands there is rarely a day spent within Fish Creek that there is not an outdoor activity for everyone. The home itself sits at an elevation of ~8,600 feet meaning cooler summers and cold snowy winters are normal. The location of the property is ideal just north of the state border being within an hour drive of both Laramie, WY and Fort Collins, CO. Both are thriving towns with renowned universities as well as endless shopping and dining opportunities. The ranch is located approximately 7 miles west of US Highway 287 with year-round access via well-maintained county and private roads. Commercial air service is available at Laramie Regional or Denver International approximately 2 hours away.

This property is made up of 158.21 acres, with in excess of 145 acres covered with water rights through the Midvale irrigation district. The farm has been a very productive parcel of property with gravity fed irrigation via gated pipe, helping keep your expenses down. It has hosted numerous crops including beans, wheat, corn, alfalfa and more.This property has 128+ acres of class II and III soils, with almost 90% of the irrigated land rated this well, it lends itself to being a great starter for the new farmer, or an additional productive property to grow production. The home on the property is a very modest older home with three bedrooms and plenty of room to grow a new family or rest and relax at the end of a day. There is a 5000 sq.ft. shop for the inevitable maintenance work that needs to be done on equipment, and an area to store equipment out of the weather and elements. The property does have a significant amount of wildlife that frequents the live water, and tends to enjoy the shade and cover along it too. Water rights are supplied through the Midvale irrigation district covering in excess of 135 acres on this property. The Paradise Valley and Riverton area are known for the warmer summers that grow crops well, and the mild winters that allow for wintering livestock well!

The 2,238 deeded acre ranch is located about 8 miles NW of Sundance Wyoming in the Black Hills National Forest at an altitude of 5,500' about one hour W of Rapid City, SD on I 90. The name Sundance evokes images of rowdy Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid leading the wild bunch out of Wyoming on the longest stretch of bank and train robberies in history of the Old West. The name Sundance also summons up visions of Native American tribes camped at the base of nearby Sundance Mountain in the mystical Black Hills where they performed their sacred Sundance. This region is where the North American Tribal and Cowboy cultures grappled in a historic collision course. In these rolling hills covered with Ponderosa Pine, Aspen & Oak, the family has aggregated 5 ranch parcels providing the beautiful setting for their brand-new western cabin about 3,578 SF, six new hunting cabins and three new pole barn shops located strategically across the ridge lines, meadows and forests. South Miller Creek meanders through the ranch. At dawn and dusk the ranch meadows are traversed by cattle, elk and deer with Boone and Crocket class bulls and bucks, stalked by mountain lion and an occasional bear. Turkeys, upland game birds and waterfowl are common sights. The mountain meadows support about 200 cow/calf pairs, stocked through a seasonal lease with a ranch neighbor. The ranch owner has built high quality new corrals for working the cattle and for shipping. About 20 miles of mostly new fences enclose the ranch boundaries. Cattle are rotated through fenced pastures. To help disperse the cattle, 8 new stock watering tanks are distributed across the ranch supplied through about 5 miles of underground water lines. The water is pumped from a spring at the valley floor to a holding tank at the ranch high point. From that high point the water gravity flows to the strategically placed stock tanks that operate with solar panels to control the rate of water flow. Up there, Devils Tower, the Nation's first National Monument is visible about 8 miles to the NW as the raven flies. Two new shops are located in convenient locations at the North and South ends of the ranch, to support the ranch operations. Profitable timber harvest operations on the ranch have thinned the beautiful ponderosa pine forests. The dozens of high mountain meadows provide hardy high altitude grass as feed for the cattle and abundant wildlife. The mix of meadows and forest provide excellent cover for the wildlife. The ranch manager wrangles horses for cowboying, hunting and trail rides on the remarkable ranch trail network, winding about 20 miles on various routes across the ranch to the Black Hills National Forest, which offers several hundred thousand acres of recreational opportunities throughout the four enchanting ranch seasons.

Just South of Lander, Wyoming. The Day Ranch is comprised of 380+/- acres along with a BLM lease for horses/cattle, a 3 bed 2 bath home, shop/barn, loafing sheds, Live Water from Willow Creek and Beason Creek, water rights and so much more!Live water throughout the entire Ranch makes it ideal for grazing, along with irrigated ground on both ends of the Ranch. The land is gently sloped with lush creek bottoms and red rock outcroppings. Beason Creek flows in on the North end of the Ranch and Willow Creek flows in through the South end. They then converge together on the far east end of the Ranch. The land located on the South side of Willow Creek Rd does not have the conservation easement tied to it. It also has a well located on site with a small set of corrals. The BLM lease is 125+/- acres. The home on the property is a cozy 1836 sqft. 3 bed & 2 bath built in 2014 and has a private well. The home is equipped with forced air heat/ac along with a wood stove for those cold winter nights. There is barn/equipment storage building 40x48 with oversized sliding doors. This Ranch is a recreational haven that borders public lands with access to Table Mountain and beyond to National Forest. The Ranch offers excellent Mule Deer, White-Tailed Deer, Elk, and Antelope hunting along with multiple species of Upland Birds. The Ranch does meet the qualifications for Land Owner Tags. Hunting Units Elk-28, Deer-92, Antelope-65. Historically this Ranch has been used for grazing horses and cattle (May-Oct). With live water throughout the entire property it helps make your grazing rotation a breeze not having to worry about where they might be getting water. This property is currently in a Conservation Easement with the purpose of preserving and protecting natural habitat and natural ecosystems and the continuation of ranching and agriculture purposes.   Located approximately 10 miles South of Lander Wyoming just off of Willow Creek Road at the base of the foothills of the Wind River Mountains.

White River Ranch is a 5,888.56± acre contiguous grazing operation featuring abundant water resources, sub-irrigated river meadows, quality infrastructure, and a workable building site. With excellent highway access, strong livestock support, diverse wildlife, and proximity to Chadron and regional recreation, this ranch offers a rare blend of productivity, convenience, and lifestyle appeal.White River Ranch offers an exceptional combination of productive livestock grazing, abundant water resources, recreational opportunities, and future production potential. Spanning 5,888.56± contiguous acres, this well-managed grazing operation provides a reliable and sustainable environment for livestock, enhanced by fertile sub-irrigated meadows along the White River. Water is a defining feature of the ranch. The Gorr Reservoir, an underground water system supplying several tanks, and multiple holding ponds distributed throughout the property ensure ample water for livestock and waterfowl year-round. The White River flows through the southeast corner of the ranch, creating rich, productive meadows, with 53.9 acres of surface water rights, allowing the landowner to pump water from the White River to increase ranch production, while 155.41± acres of dryland offer additional agricultural production potential. *This ranch is being offered with the Seller's intent to complete a successful 1031 exchange. Improvements across the ranch enhance both functionality and efficiency. The property includes several miles of new fencing, two well-maintained cattle working facilities, and additional outbuildings for storage. A 1,680 sq. ft. residence featuring 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms is in livable condition and provides practical accommodations for a ranch owner or manager. As a reliable water source for livestock, the ranch participates in the Wayside Pipeline, which runs through the property and supplies water to more than 15 tire tanks distributed throughout the ranch. Participation in the Wayside Pipeline by any new landowner shall be subject to board approval. Surface Water Information:Permit Number A-4420AR, Priority Date 01/11/1949, Water Division 2D - White River and White Clay Creek, Purpose of Use- Irrigation, Total Acres- 18.7, GPM 121, Right ID- 8935. Permit Number A-4420BR, Priority Date 01/11/1949, Water Division 2D - White River and White Clay Creek, Purpose of Use- Irrigation, Total Acres- 35.2, GPM 121, Right ID- 8936. White River Ranch is home to a variety of wildlife, including mule deer, whitetail deer, turkey, and antelope, which frequent the sub-irrigated river meadows and surrounding prairie. The diverse habitat supports excellent waterfowl and upland bird hunting, making the ranch appealing for both agricultural and recreational use. All owned convey. White River Ranch has consistently supported 800 to 1,000 head of yearlings during the summer grazing season and has historically produced approximately 500-800 bales of hay, averaging 1,500 lbs per bale. Actual stocking rates and hay production may vary depending on cattle size and annual rainfall. Dawes County, Nebraska is well known for its ability to put weight on cattle due to its diverse, nutrient-rich native grasslands. The region's rolling prairies produce a healthy mix of warm- and cool-season grasses that provide consistent, high-quality forage throughout the grazing season. Combined with reliable moisture, fertile soils, and a moderate climate, these native rangelands support strong gains, making Dawes County a proven and desirable area for efficient cattle production. Chadron, NE has a semi-arid climate with cold winters and hot summers. During the winter months the average temperature is 32 degrees with a low of 12 and high of 57. The average temperature during the summer months is 79 degrees with a low of 52 and high of 105. Precipitation is typically moderate throughout the year, with an average rainfall of 19 inches annually and an average annual snowfall of 28 inches per year. White River Ranch is located only a few miles outside of Chadron, NE along US Highway 385, which provides all of your much-needed essentials and more. The property is also close to several national forests, reservoirs, and airports. Chadron State Park and Fort Robinson State Park are both within a 25-mile drive from the White River Ranch. For a quick weekend getaway with the family, Angostura Reservoir in South Dakota is 40 miles away.

Sellers offering $15,000 in seller concessions! Preferred lender offering up to a 1% lender credit on loan amount for qualified buyers. This can be used for temporary buydown, closing costs, permanent rate buydown etc. Welcome to your dream horse property on just under 20 acres! This exceptional equestrian setup combines a beautifully updated home with thoughtfully designed facilities for both horse and owner. The home features warm wood tones, abundant natural light, and a manageable, easy-maintenance size. A large unfinished storage space below the home. A dedicated laundry room with two washer hookups offers an added bonus for tackling those dirty horse blankets! The equestrian amenities truly shine, featuring a full-size indoor arena with premium synthetic/sand footing, a five-stall barn with an additional wash rack that can serve as a sixth stall, a private tack room, and a separate feed room. Heated automatic waterers and plumbing for a barn heater add convenience and functionality year round. Need hay storage? The spacious, three bay hay barn provides ample protection for your valuable hay supply. Outside, you'll find two large dry lots, a newer, oversized loafing shed, and four generous pastures enclosed with four-strand smooth-wire fencing. All of this is ideally located just 20 minutes from Cheyenne and less than an hour from Fort Collins. If you've been searching for a well equipped horse property with an updated home and exceptional equestrian amenities, this one deserves a closer look!

Bear Ridge Retreat is an 80 acre Black Hills recreational and operational estate with a 1,750 foot private grass airstrip, the 2,264 square foot Cow Palace lodge, two fully finished guest cabins, a three-building shop complex, two operating water wells with five installed cisterns, a 55 kilowatt generator, and a one-acre spring-fed pond. The property offers an exceptional combination of privacy and natural beauty. Bear Ridge Retreat, situated on the doorstep of the Black Hills National Forest, this 80± acre ranch has served as a private retreat and commercial event venue under current ownership. With a sleeping capacity of 28 guests in a rustic yet elegant compound including The Cow Palace Lodge and two log cabins, a new owner may wish to continue operations or reserve the use exclusively for family and friends. The ranch has an attractive mix of meadows and forests in a diverse topography. Clean water and crisp, invigorating air are abundant here in a region considered one of the most diverse, intact ecosystems on our region. The property is convenient to a full array of services, including the town of Spearfish only 11 miles away and an international airport in Rapid City within 60 minutes of the property's front gate. The western portion is level improved bench, which is what makes the runway and the shop pads possible. The ground then transitions east through open pasture and established tree belts into three steep, timbered canyons that cut into the parcel from the east and south. Elevation falls to the lower meadows along Beaver Creek on the east boundary. The spring canyon above the pond is the most secluded and least disturbed ground on the entire 80 acres. Land composition is a working mix: hayed meadow and improved pasture on the benches, ponderosa pine and mixed hardwood on the canyon walls, rocky outcroppings on the breaks, and alluvial ground along the spring drainage and the lower eastern boundary. Access is from Bear Ridge Road by way of an interior road that has been cut in to serve the parcel, with gravel scheduled. A permanent access easement will be recorded in favor of this 80 acres across the adjoining parcel, giving this parcel deeded, year-round legal access. The adjoining 40 acres and custom home is also available. Interior rock and gravel road and pad infrastructure measuring approximately 2,474 linear feet across the assembled property provides all-weather access to the improvements. Seasonal dirt trails extend beyond the cabin sites into the back-country canyons. Cabin 1 - Amish Built in 2010 Three king bedrooms · 960± sq. ft. main floor · 480± sq. ft. upper · 680± sq. ft. of deck White pine construction with a three-inch Colorado fir deck - ten feet wide, 680± square feet - running the full south and east sides. New windows on the main floor in 2026. The signature feature is a pair of native stone fireplaces - one inside, one outside rising roughly twenty-two feet up the gable - both built from limestone harvested on the ranch. Main floor Living area with ash hardwood floors and an in-laid ceramic tile entry Kitchen and dining with ash hardwood, in-laid tile beneath a center cutting block, hickory cupboards, appliances about two years old, and a pine table for six Double sliding door onto the fir deck Half bath with ash hardwood floors Second floor- Tongue & Groove Throughout Two identically finished and furnished king bedrooms, both in heavy Colorado aspen log beds with matching aspen dressers and nightstands Clothes pegs in place of closets, in keeping with the cabin's character Bath with sink, toilet, shower, and a crank vent window over the sink for moisture control Walkout Daylight Basement Imported slate floors throughout, reached by split carpeted stairs running up to the second floor and down to the lower level Third king bedroom with walk-in closet Full bath with sink, toilet, shower, and cabinets Wet bar with sink and storage, plus additional storage under the stairs Furnace, electrical, washer and dryer, and heated floor controls behind four pine doors Walk-out to a concrete entertainment area through double doors and three 4 x 4 windows; also reached from the main-level deck by mixed fir and native stone steps Adjacent walk-in storage off the entertainment room could be reworked with a single door change to give the lower bedroom two walk-in closets Cabin 2 - Amish Built in 2012 744± sq. ft. main floor · 900± sq. ft. upper level · 600± sq. ft. garage The more open of the two cabins: a grand room combining sitting area, dining, and kitchen under a vaulted ceiling with multiple skylights, pine floors throughout, and a wall of glass. The fourteen-foot-wide fir deck on the east side runs 164± square feet and seats up to sixteen, and the dining area looks out at Crow Peak. Main floor Grand room with pine floors, skylights, and a closet tucked under the stairs Kitchen with hickory cupboards in a darker stain and newer appliances with limited use since construction Large pine wet bar with a colored concrete top and a wine barrel converted into a bar sink and faucet, made on the ranch Full bath with sink, toilet, shower, washer and dryer, and a trap door to the crawl space Framed for a small free-standing wood stove in several locations Upper Level - 900 Sq. Ft. King suite furnished to match Cabin 1 in heavy Colorado aspen log furniture Large closet with double doors on barn hardware, plus a skylight Multiple built-in drawers and storage along the side wall, finished between the trusses Private bath with sink, toilet, and shower Attached Two-Car Garage Finished in the same interior log materials as the cabin itself, so it needs nothing but floor covering to become living space. It has done that job before: previously carpeted and used to teach real estate appraisal classes, seating twenty-one to twenty-four. Cannon Shed A small display building housing a horse-drawn replica Revolutionary War cannon - a 'Grasshopper' pack three-pounder - alongside a doctor's buggy. An exterior concrete pad lets the cannon be rolled out, loaded, and fired. Possibly available with the sale. The Lodge - 2264 Sq. Ft. Built in 2018 Sleeps 20 · Full kitchen · Handmade wet bar · Designed from the outset to convert A metal building on the outside and something else entirely on the inside: barnwood and corrugated steel wainscot, skylights, a working jukebox, and a hand-built octagonal bar. Concrete runs the full length of the front elevation with a sixteen-foot picnic table and room for up to four BBQ stations. Kitchen, Dining and Entertainment Full kitchen and breakfast bar with pantry, freezer, storage, and electrical panel Appliances roughly six to eight years old - dishwasher, stove, microwave, refrigerator, and sink Handmade dining table seating twelve Handmade wet bar with its own small refrigerator and dishwasher, and a handmade octagonal seating area with custom stools Couch, working jukebox, and other decorative pieces convey with the sale Framed for a small free-standing wood stove in several locations Sleeping and Bathrooms Two large sleeping rooms, each designed for ten bunk beds - twenty guests total One room's bunks are stored on site, easily set up, and included in the sale Each sleeping room has its own door onto the front BBQ patio Group bath with three showers, three sinks, two toilets, two urinals, and washer and dryer Built To Convert The lodge was framed with a second life in mind. The two sleeping rooms are laid out to become two bedrooms with walk-in closets added, and the group bath is designed to split into two - remove three fixtures and you are left with two comparable baths, each with shower, toilet, sink, and storage. The result would be a barndominium or a straightforward single-family residence without touching the shell. Built out in stages between 2010 and 2026, all on Tract 2 and clustered inside the game fence. Original shop: clear steel span with a concrete floor New shop, built 2025, dirt floor - south half of the roof in 1-inch polycarbonate for daylight, north half in double steel The new shop's structure is worth a look: converted light poles, 9 x 12 railroad timbers and trusses, set on 18-inch laminated beams 120± sq. ft. frame building at the pond, added 2026 360± sq. ft. steel-frame storage building, added 2022 288± sq. ft. heated steel-frame storage building, added 2020 256± sq. ft. three-sided pole building for mowers, added 2023 384± sq. ft. three-sided pole structure shading the propane tank, added 2020 96± sq. ft. steel-frame generator shed housing a 55 kW propane generator, added 2019 Two older storage buildings, nominal in value but functional, one with electrical service Raised concrete block fuel pad for multiple fuel tanks Three elements define the recreational program on the Bear Ridge Retreat, and they rarely converge on a single Black Hills property at this size: a private grass airstrip, a managed game-fenced habitat, and a live spring-fed pond. Each stands alone as a meaningful amenity. Together they make a recreational estate without a direct comparable in the current marketplace. The airstrip changes what the property is. A buyer from Colorado, Minnesota, or Texas lands on the property and is at the lodge within minutes. No commercial connection, no rental car, no three hour drive from a regional airport. For a buyer for whom aviation is part of daily life, this is the difference between a retreat used four times a year and one used monthly. The game-fenced interior has been managed under the current ownership and has produced mature resident wildlife documented on trail cameras across the property. Open benches, timbered canyons, water, and established cover support both resident and transient species. The three interior canyons serve as natural travel corridors and hold secluded stand locations. The spring canyon feeding the pond is the most undisturbed ground on the assembled 80 acres and delivers wildlife observation at a level that open or unmanaged ground of this size rarely achieves. The one-acre pond is fed by a live spring and holds water year-round. The pond house and both cabins are positioned to take full advantage of the east country. Cabin 1 at 2,400 square feet and Cabin 2 at 1,700 square feet are both move-in ready, which means immediate capacity for family groups, hunting parties, or extended guest stays alongside the twenty bunk capacity of the lodge. Seasonal trails run beyond the cabin sites into the back-country canyons, reaching the most secluded ground on the parcel. Beyond the fence, the northern Black Hills open onto the Black Hills National Forest, the Spearfish Canyon corridor, and the Belle Fourche and Redwater River drainages. TheBlack Hills National Forestcovers more than 1.2 million acres in western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming, with activities for just about anyone who likes to spend time outdoors. Known as an 'Island in the Plains,' the hills rise out of the prairie creating a variety of terrain for activities ranging from mountain biking to rock climbing to hiking. Off-road enthusiasts will love exploring more than 600 miles of ATV trails throughout the forest that weave through canyons and gulches, across plains, and past amazing rock formations. Amid the splendid scenery of the Black Hills National Forest are 11 reservoirs, 30 campgrounds, 26 picnic areas, 2 scenic byways, 1,300 miles of streams, 13,000 acres of wilderness, 353 miles of trails, 2 ski resorts and much more. Open bench and meadow ground on the Bear Ridge Retreat supports hay production and seasonal grazing in the rotation established under the current ownership. Established tree belts provide windbreaks that extend the effective grazing and working season. Agricultural use here is complementary to the recreational program rather than in competition with it. A buyer can run a modest cattle or horse operation alongside active hunting and aviation use without interference. The perimeter and interior fencing, the road and pad network, and the three-building shop complex supply the working infrastructure needed to manage livestock at a scale appropriate to eighty acres in the Black Hills transition zone, and none of it has to be built. In this country, water is the asset that can't be added later. Bear Ridge has two good wells, both piped to serve both tracts, with a manifold that lets either one carry the property. Deep Madison Well Approximately 800 feet deep, drilled around 2010 Has produced over 100 gallons per minute since it was drilled Pumped into a 5,000-gallon cistern - which it fills in about 50 minutes - and pressurized for surface use Madison-formation water - excellent quality and highly sought after; most Black Hills towns draw from this same formation Minnelusa Well Approximately 450 feet deep, developed circa 2012 by the prior owner Deep pump installed; bottom ~60 feet of casing replaced Pumped into three 2,500-gallon cisterns and pressurized for ranch use Formerly the domestic supply and convertible back through the well manifold in an emergency Surface water is exceptional for eighty acres. A one-acre pond on the east end is fed by a live spring and holds water year-round. The spring canyon above the pond retains seasonal flow and supports the wildlife habitat across the eastern reaches of the parcel. Beaver Creek forms the east boundary. Mineral and subsurface rights will be conveyed as currently held by the seller. Buyers are encouraged to complete independent mineral due diligence during the inspection and due diligence period. Ponderosa pine and mixed hardwood stands populate the canyon slopes. Open benches carry native and introduced grasses consistent with the Black Hills transition zone, with established windbreak rows framing the lodge and the cabin sites. The assembled property has been operated as a private family compound and educational training facility with an integrated recreational and aviation program. A compound like this doesn't fit one buyer profile, so it's worth being plain about the realistic uses - all of which the current configuration already supports. A Family Seat Three king suites in the main house, three more in Cabin 1, one in Cabin 2, and bunk rooms for twenty. Everyone gets a bed and, more to the point, everyone gets a door that closes. Three full kitchens mean nobody is cooking for thirty alone. An Events Center with a Track Record Weddings, reunions, and celebrations of life have all been held here, with a permitted burn pad, a sixteen-foot picnic table, four BBQ stations, a pond, and enough parking to match. Guests have returned with professional photographers on their own initiative - the strongest endorsement a venue gets. Short-Term Rental or Corporate Retreat Four separable buildings can be rented individually or together. Cabin 2's garage seated more than twenty for professional appraisal classes; the lodge seats twelve at table with a bar and jukebox alongside. A two-Parcel Play Because the improvements are split across two deeded tracts - the main house on 40± acres, everything else on 80± - a buyer has genuine flexibility on scale, whether that means occupying one tract and leasing Operating infrastructure is turnkey. Roads, pads, fencing, water, power backup, and shop capacity are all in place. A buyer steps into a working operation on day one without startup capital for infrastructure that would otherwise take years and substantial expenditure to replicate. The airstrip in particular is the kind of improvement that cannot be permitted, sited, and constructed on demand on most ranch properties, which makes this one of the scarcer operational and recreational parcels at this size in the Black Hills market. The Black Hills of western South Dakota are a forested uplift rising out of the northern plains, producing a temperate semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are warm, with daytime highs typically in the seventies and eighties. Winters are cold with periodic snow, moderated somewhat in the foothill transition zone where this property sits. Annual precipitation in the region averages in the high teens to low twenties of inches, with the heaviest moisture arriving as spring rain and seasonal thunderstorms. Elevation, aspect, and timber cover combine to produce microclimates across the parcel that support the diversity of habitat present on the ground. The surrounding region is one of the premier recreational corridors in the northern plains. Spearfish Canyon, Custer State Park, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, the Black Elk Wilderness, and the Belle Fourche and Redwater River drainages all lie within a comfortable drive. Hunting, fishing, trail riding, and backcountry recreation are woven into the local culture and calendar, and the northern Hills draw buyers from across the country who value proximity to this corridor as both a lifestyle amenity and a long-term land asset. The property lies off Bear Ridge Road in Lawrence County, South Dakota, and is reached by the interior access road serving the parcel from Bear Ridge Road under recorded easement. The parcel sits in the northern Black Hills, within the recreational corridor that runs from Spearfish and Belle Fourche through Sturgis and Deadwood and south toward Custer and Hot Springs. Regional commercial amenities, medical care, and professional services are available in Spearfish only 11 miles away and Rapid City 60 minutes away. Buyers arriving by private aircraft land directly on the property's 1,750 foot grass runway. Buyers arriving by commercial air use Rapid City Regional Airport for connections to major hubs.

Bighorn Mountain Hideout is located deep in the Bighorn Mountains. Sitting high atop the surrounding timbered valleys at nearly 8000 feet, the view from the lodge extends over 100 miles. White Creek splits and follows both the northern and southern borders. This 160 acre oasis is bordered by BLM on the west. Peace and quiet is what made the location perfect for the Hideout. Protected by thick timber and vast prairie, the parcel of land is truly as serene as it gets. Crisp fresh mountain air blowing up through the valley of pines defines purity. White creeks flows year around through the valley creating a high elevation ecosystem. Helicopter pad. Grass runway for small aircraft. Rested grass and thick pines provide the perfect combination for one looking to spend more time in the outdoors.   Luxury at its finest, the main lodge was hand built painstakingly in this remote location. Small loads of logs were hauled into the site and when needed, brought in by helicopter. Patience during the planning process is now appreciated as it feels as if each individual structure was carefully placed where it stands without disturbing the surrounding natural feel. The concept for this lodge was to be able to cater to large groups of people demanding privacy and a first class experience. The main lodge has an open floor plan with high quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. Three separate matching cabins with the same quality craftsmanship offer multiple lock-off options to accommodate several families and guests. A fifth cabin, the cook house, has sleeping quarters to accommodate a full time chef. This cabin also features indoor and outdoor prep areas and seating locations allowing for large parties to take advantage of the weather and enjoy the outdoors. A stock pond offers trout fishing with a swimming dock. An outdoor barbecue area with a fire pit, nestled in the trees, holds all the stories and memories from the past...yet eagerly waits for new tradtion's to start. This Big Horn mountain ranch is perhaps the perfect location for hosting a true get-a-way far from the beaten path of civilization. Access to the bordering BLM and only minutes from the National Forest offer endless recreational opportunities. For those who like to hunt, the elk herd is world class. Mature quality elk water at the pond as they bugle around the homes. The grassy mountain top has a long history of being the best rut area on the historic Bighorn Mountain Ranch. Upland birds thrive. Sage grouse, hungarian partridge and chukars can be heard and seen as they fly into the pond to water. This ranch, combined with the infrastructures is set up perfect for corporate outings, a recreational business or family get-a-way. Seller's may lease additional property to support an outfitting business or Dude Ranch. This is a first time offering to own a piece of history. Cattle grazing This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Bighorn Mountain Ranch. Located in the Big Horn Mountains above Shell, Wyoming. Additional land may be available. Please inquire.

Discover the untamed spirit of the west on Buffalo Ranch Estates, a breathtaking 120 acre masterpiece carved from the legendary Frawley Ranch in Spearfish, South Dakota. Nestled in Lawrence County, this prime parcel once roamed by Buffalo, is a perfect luxury horse estate or cozy cattle haven for the elite. Picture your private ranch retreat within 2 miles of the Spearfish city limits. Don't miss this slice of South Dakota soul.Nestled in the heart of Centennial Valley, this 120 acre parcel hosts a variety of habitats including rolling hills, a pre built pond dam structure and old dry creek beds.  Lawrence Counties future plan has green-lit five acre splits, so either build a historic horse cattle estate or subdivide to sell off premium lots. Endless sky, killer soil- pure gold for horse enthusiast  or developers looking for investment opportunity. The east side property line was updated with a fence that keeps the buffalo out from Frawley ranch.  Around forty- five acres were cleared of rock and hayed this year for the first time in decades. The dry pond was dug out and is in the middle of construction for holding water when a well is dug. These rolling acres are perfect for riding dirt bike or side by sides with family and friends. This fantastic development oppportunity, surrounded by unmatched natural beauty, has easy access to I-90 and is just minutes from Deadwood, Sturgis, and all the other recreational possibilities in the Black Hills National Forest. In 2025 cattle grazing and Hay sales provided $12,000 in income. Nestled in the northern Black Hills, Spearfish offers stunning canyon views, pine covered peaks, and four season charm. Humid continental climate: warm summers, crisp falls with fiery foliage, snowy winters perfect for outdoor activities like skiing and snowmobiling. This parcel carved from the historic 4,750 acre Frawley Ranch was one of the largest and most successful cattle ranches in western South Dakota.  The ranch was named after the Frawley family, who lived there 140 years before selling it in 2017.   Located in the beautiful Centennial Valley, the ranch was comprised of six historic homesteads that Henry Frawley, the family patriarch , gradually acquired in the late 1880s and early 1900s.  Since 1974, the Frawley Ranch has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1977 by the National Park Service.

Encompassing an impressive 44,311± total acres, including 9,006± deeded acres and 35,305± leased acres, The Slater Dixon Ranch is one of the premier ranch offerings in northwestern Colorado and southern Wyoming. Anchored by the renowned Slater Creek watershed, the ranch combines extensive live water, productive hay meadows, quality improvements, abundant wildlife habitat, and expansive grazing resources.The Slater Dixon Ranch spans 9,006± deeded acres across a diverse landscape of productive creek bottoms, irrigated hay meadows, sagebrush benches, oak brush ridges, aspen groves, pine-covered slopes, and high mountain parks. The ranch stretches across both Colorado and Wyoming, offering a remarkable variety of terrain and habitat. From the expansive hay meadows of the Slater Creek valley to the timbered slopes along the base of the Elkhead Mountains, the ranch provides both agricultural productivity and outstanding wildlife habitat. Approximately 2,551± acres of pivot irrigated and ditch/flood irrigated meadows and pastures contribute to the ranch's forage production, while extensive native grass pastures and mountain range support seasonal grazing operations. The combination of creek corridors, productive bottoms, timber, and upland country creates a balanced and highly functional landscape rarely found in a single ownership. The Willow Creek headquarters serves as the operational center of the ranch and is well-equipped to support a large-scale livestock operation. Improvements include three homes, a bunkhouse, two well-designed livestock handling facilities, and a substantial 60 x 130 shop building used for equipment maintenance and storage. The ranch also features the well-known Cantina, offering four guest suites with private bathrooms, a large kitchen, and gathering area suitable for entertaining family, guests, or hunting parties. Additional residences located throughout the ranch include a farmhouse overlooking Slater Creek and a creekside home positioned above the valley floor with sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. The improvements are functional, well-positioned, and support both agricultural and recreational uses. The Slater Dixon Ranch offers exceptional year-round recreational opportunities and supports some of the most diverse wildlife habitat in northwestern Colorado and southern Wyoming. Located within a major elk migration corridor, the ranch hosts substantial resident elk populations while thousands of migratory elk move through the property each fall and winter. Healthy populations of mule deer and pronghorn antelope are found throughout the ranch, along with moose, black bear, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote, sandhill cranes, and numerous other wildlife species. The ranch is particularly well known for its upland bird habitat, supporting populations of sharp-tailed grouse, sage grouse, and dusky grouse. One of the region's most significant sharp-tailed grouse leks is located on the ranch, highlighting the quality of the native habitat and long-term stewardship of the property. The combination of irrigated meadows, creek bottoms, sagebrush benches, oak brush ridges, timbered slopes, and mountain parks creates exceptional habitat diversity that supports wildlife throughout the year. Fishing opportunities are equally impressive. More than eleven miles of Slater Creek, along with Willow Creek, Green Creek, Grizzly Creek, and Douglas Creek, provide miles of private trout water supporting healthy populations of brook trout, brown trout and the occasional cutthroat trout. Deep pools, undercut banks, natural meanders, and healthy riparian habitat create excellent fishing opportunities throughout the ranch. The Slater Dixon Ranch is currently enrolled, together with neighboring ranches, in Colorado's Ranching for Wildlife (RFW) Program, creating access to a managed landscape encompassing more than 80,000 acres of premier big game habitat. Through this cooperative partnership with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, participating landowners work to enhance wildlife habitat through grazing management, water development, timber treatments, and other conservation practices that improve forage quality and overall herd health. For sportsmen, the program provides a unique opportunity to manage and hunt wildlife across a much larger landscape than the deeded ranch alone. The extensive acreage, combined with coordinated habitat improvements and wildlife management, supports healthy populations of elk, pronghorn, and an abundance of trophy-quality mule deer. The ranch and surrounding landscape are known for producing mature mule deer, with excellent genetics, habitat diversity, and management practices contributing to exceptional age class and antler quality. Combined with strong elk and pronghorn numbers, the ranch offers outstanding big game hunting opportunities across a vast and well-managed landscape. One of the most significant benefits of the program is the enhanced hunting opportunity afforded to participating landowners. Ranching for Wildlife properties benefit from improved access to big game tags and extended hunting seasons designed to maximize wildlife management objectives and hunting quality. Current season structures generally allow hunting opportunities from September 1 through January 31, providing an exceptionally long season and the ability to hunt during multiple phases of animal movement, migration, and rut activity. These extended seasons, coupled with the scale of the managed landscape, create opportunities rarely available on traditional private ranches. In addition to habitat benefits and hunting opportunities, participating landowners receive management tools designed to enhance both wildlife quality and recreational enjoyment. Enrollment in the Ranching for Wildlife Program is voluntary and subject to Colorado Parks and Wildlife requirements, but the ranch's current participation offers a future owner the opportunity to continue benefiting from one of Colorado's most successful wildlife management partnerships while enjoying access to more than 80,000 acres managed specifically for wildlife conservation and quality hunting. While the ranch is presently enrolled in the program, participation is voluntary, and a future owner may choose to continue enrollment, modify participation as allowed by program guidelines, or pursue alternative wildlife management strategies. Buyers are encouraged to consult directly with Colorado Parks and Wildlife regarding current program requirements, benefits, and enrollment opportunities. Beyond hunting and fishing, the ranch offers extensive recreational opportunities throughout the year. An established internal road system provides excellent access for horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, UTV exploration, wildlife viewing, and snowmobiling. Combined with direct access to nearby public lands and the scenic backdrop of the Elkhead Mountains and Slater Creek Valley, The Slater Dixon Ranch offers an exceptional blend of recreation, wildlife, and outdoor enjoyment across all seasons. Operated as a very productive cattle ranch, The Slater Dixon Ranch combines irrigated hay production, native grass pasture, and mountain grazing resources into a highly functional agricultural operation. Productive hay meadows, center-pivot irrigation systems, and extensive grazeable acres provide a strong forage base for livestock. The ranch is further enhanced by approximately 35,305± leased acres consisting of state and federal grazing permits and allotments that expand the ranch's operational footprint to approximately 44,311± total acres. Existing grazing permits and allotments contribute significantly to the carrying capacity and efficiency of the operation, making the ranch well-positioned for continued livestock production. Grazing Permits/Allotments BLM: Jack Rabbit Creek 04032 (0503944) - 2,192 Acres BLM: Peak 7308 04032 (0500470) - 1,182 Acres BLM: Four Mile 04511 (0500464) - 2,565 Acres CO State: Bakers Peak 46412 - 160 Acres WY State: 3-7071 - 640 Acres US Forest Service: (CO) Stewardship R10344 - 12,802 Acres US Forest Service: (WY) Roaring Fork S & G Allotment - 15,764 Acres (Not on Map) Water is one of the defining attributes of The Slater Dixon Ranch. More than eleven miles of Slater Creek flow through the ranch, creating productive riparian habitat and providing a reliable water source for livestock and wildlife. Additional live water resources include Willow Creek, Green Creek, Grizzly Creek, Crawford Creek and Douglas Creek. The ranch controls valuable senior water rights, including ownership in the number one rights on both Slater Creek and Willow Creek. Elk Lake (OVO Reservoir), which encompasses approximately 22 acres and stores up to 442 acre-feet of water, provides valuable late-season irrigation and stock water. Numerous springs, ponds, wells, and sub-irrigated meadows further enhance the ranch's water resources and overall productivity. 378 Acres +/- Pivot Irrigated 2,173 Acres +/- Ditch/Flood Irrigated Located in the transition zone between the Rocky Mountains and the high sagebrush country of northwestern Colorado and southern Wyoming, The Slater Dixon Ranch benefits from a four-season climate that supports both agriculture and recreation. Warm summers provide excellent growing conditions for hay production and livestock grazing, while cooler evenings and mountain influences create comfortable conditions throughout much of the year. Winter snowfall in the surrounding mountains contributes to annual runoff and helps sustain the region's streams, reservoirs, and irrigated meadows. Nearby mountain ranges average approximately 154 inches of snowfall annually, providing excellent snowpack and contributing to the region's valuable water resources. Winters bring snow-covered valleys and mountain landscapes, while spring and summer produce lush meadows, flowing streams, and productive grazing conditions. The crisp fall season is highlighted by changing aspen groves, active wildlife movement, and ideal weather for ranching and outdoor recreation. The area's combination of elevation, water resources, abundant sunshine, and diverse habitat supports healthy wildlife populations and productive agricultural operations year after year.   Northwest Colorado is surrounded by endless beauty and filled with history. The nearest towns include Slater, Craig, Hayden, and Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The Slater Dixon Ranch is 45 minutes from Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The nearby town of Dixon, Wyoming, has a private airport with a 7000 x 75 ft runway just minutes from the ranch. The town of Steamboat Springs is located at 6,732 ft in elevation in Colorado's Yampa Valley. The area is known for receiving more than 300 days of sunshine annually and for its renowned Champagne Powder snow. It is home to the Howelsen Hill ski area and the Steamboat Ski Resort. Not only is Steamboat known for its legendary skiing & snowboarding, but the nearby hot springs are therapeutic in nature, especially after a long day on the slopes. Located near the city center, the long-standing Old Town Hot Springs is equipped with swimming, soaking pools, and water slides. This experience is worthwhile and fun for all ages.