Wyoming and Montana offer exceptional deer, elk, antelope, moose, and upland game hunting opportunities. Explore Wyoming and Montana ranch properties with premier hunting habitat, scenic landscapes, and recreation value in the American West.
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Stone Haven Ranch offers 386± deeded acres in Wyoming’s Upper French Creek Valley, just west of historic Buffalo. Set against the Bighorn Mountain foothills, this scenic ranch property combines privacy, usable acreage, and convenient access to town.
Wild Horse Creek Ranch is a historic 16,754± acre Campbell County, Wyoming ranch offering livestock production, big-game hunting, native rangeland, water resources, and Powder River Basin ranching heritage.
Steeped in the history of the American West, as well as a significant chapter of American polo, the era of this ranch and the legacy of its entrepreneurial stewards, the Cato family, are legendary.
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.
Wyoming First Water Creek big game hunting land for sale near Casper WY. This is a rare opportunity to own a mountain retreat in the Southern Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming.
Hidden away in the breaks off Stage Road between the charming Wyoming cow-town of Lusk and Hat Creek, south of Newcastle, a surprisingly beautiful property awaits your recreational aspirations.
Extremely private grazing and recreation ranch land nestled in the shadow of the coveted Bighorn Mountain foothills of Wyoming. The North Fork Shell Creek Ranch is completely surrounded by public land with no public roads anywhere to be seen.
At the end of the road, just 15 minutes north of Sheridan along the Tongue River, you’ll find a peaceful and quiet 385± acre riverfront retreat waiting for you. This beautiful property consists of a sub-irrigated meadow about 4 acres in size along the river, and another 4± acre dryland hay field. The property has about ¾ mile of Tongue River for ambiance, fishing, and waterfowl, plus the surrounding riparian habitat offers excellent habitat for whitetail, mule deer, antelope and other species.
The Hoyt Ranch Home Parcel is a very private and end of the county road ranch. This scenic and well balanced small cattle and farming operation is located about 4 miles southeast of Lavina, MT in a region known for good grass, small grain farming and oil seed production, as well as upland bird and big game hunting.
If you’re looking for a small, end of the road property that has a good mix of recreational amenities and agricultural benefits, in an area where prices are less influenced by mountain views and trout, and more about productivity and value, we invite you to look at the Painted Robe Creek Unit of the Hoyt Ranch.
On this special property, you will enjoy beautiful mountain views, privacy, plenty of scenery, water, good grazing, and wildlife, and not too far from town but not too close either.
Private mule deer land for sale back away from the end of the road where you will be assured absolute privacy. The property is approx. 30 min. from Sheridan, WY.
The Little Snake River Ranchette is located just east of the quaint and peaceful town of Baggs, Wyoming in the Little Snake River Valley. This 160 acre property enjoys over just over 2700 feet on both sides of the Little Snake River, which is the heart and the foundation of this riverfront pasture land.
The sprawling viewshed at ACR has not changed much since the last American Bison were taken from this land many years ago. With the exception of a few abandoned homesteads and developed water, it remains mostly undisturbed and unchanged. The wild, independent and natural character of this land is what defines the American west, and it’s good to know land like this is still available.
Upper French Creek Ranch is primarily used for livestock grazing and the current owners operate it as a ranch. As such, it is capable of running approximately 50-60 pairs; perfect for someone who wants to have a small cattle operation. It could serve as a nice base for a small purebred cattle operation, or a great place to raise and ride horses. The irrigated meadows provide a nice compliment to the native grasslands, providing a balance of forage and flexibility for a grazing program. The ranch has a State of Wyoming grazing lease on 640 acres and also has a 57-AUM BLM lease for livestock grazing.
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