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Wyoming and Montana offer some of the most stunning landscapes in the United States, with vast open spaces, rugged mountains, and clear, unpolluted skies. Owning a ranch here means you’re surrounded by pristine wilderness, offering endless opportunities for outdoor activities like hunting, fishing, hiking, and horseback riding.
These states are known for their low population density, meaning you can enjoy a level of privacy and seclusion that’s hard to find elsewhere. Whether you want a quiet retreat or a place to entertain guests, a ranch here offers the peace and tranquility that comes with wide-open spaces.
Wyoming and Montana are ideal for running a working ranch, thanks to their fertile soil, ample water sources, and favorable climate for raising livestock and growing crops. Whether you’re interested in cattle ranching, growing hay, or even starting a horse-breeding operation, these states offer the resources you need to succeed.
A solid and reliable investment opportunity in one of the most sought after real estate markets in the West. Few ranches of this size and scope can claim such a long and limited ownership history as the Holmes Ranch. Most have been broken up and no longer provide the carrying capacity and scale needed to operate a financially viable livestock or manageable wildlife operation.
Comfortably and privately situated in the northeast corner of Wyoming on the northern boundary of the scenic and adventure-laden Black Hills, this ranch has all the benefits of the area’s attributes, especially the scenery.
The Ervay Basin Ranch is a big Wyoming grass ranch capable of running at least 500-plus pairs through the grazing season. This hard to find 20,000 plus acre ranch is all blocked up and contiguous, located in the center of Wyoming on the western boundary of Natrona County, 13 miles south of HWY 26 from Waltman, Wyoming, on a maintained county road that runs along and through the entire ranch.
The Powder River Hay and Hunting Ranch is situated along 5 miles of the Powder River about 15 minutes east of Kaycee, Wyoming on Sussex Road. This ranch has excellent hay production with priority water rights encompassing 525± acres of irrigation under five center pivots, three side roll sprinklers, plus flood irrigation.
The Edjumar Ranch, tucked up against the mountains at the end of the road on Upper French Creek, is a beautiful Wyoming Bighorn Mountains foothill ranch named after a favorite yacht of Mary Ann “Jonesy” Smith.
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