Waisner Creek Haying Land

Wyoming Grazing and Haying Farmland

Waisner Creek Hay

The Waisner Creek property is very productive, scenic, and private. It is located in the sparsely populated area of eastern Sheridan County, Wyoming, in the Powder River valley just north of Arvada. Its use is consistent with how most of the land in this area is used – primarily for grazing livestock, raising hay, and sometimes for growing small grains. Access to it is via an unmaintained, dry-weather county road, so a new owner would likely want to improve it if they chose to live there.

Pronghorn antelope are the primary big game animal, and also some mule deer.

The Sellers are not reserving any mineral rights, that they may or may not have in the property.

Property Highlights

• ±680 deeded acres
• ±190 acres of dryland alfalfa/grass hayfields
• 3-phase power onsite (buried)
• ±47 acre-foot reservoir
• Lots of wildlife – nesting pair of bald eagles, upland & waterfowl, pronghorn antelope and mule deer
• No improvements
• Very private
• Big Game Hunting Areas (resident)
  • Antelope – Area 16 (limited quota)
  • Deer – Area 26 (general)
  • Elk – Area 129 (general)

Location/Local

Welcome to Clearmont

Located about 2 miles north of Arvada, Wyoming on the Arvada-Davis Crossing Co. Rd. Arvada is a small unincorporated town with a post office, community center, bar & cafe. Kids usually attend school in Clearmont, WY, an excellent K-12 public school located about 16 miles from the property.
For major services and needs, the towns of Gillette, Sheridan, and Buffalo are each about an hour away.

• 56 miles – Sheridan, WY
• 55 miles – Gillette, WY
• 45 miles – Buffalo, WY

Climate/Region

This area typically receives between 12-15 inches of precipitation annually. Its soils are mostly sandy loam and vegetation consists of an abundance of native and introduced grasses.

Broker’s Comments

Waisner Creek is the perfect property for someone seeking to expand their grazing capabilities or the opportunity for someone wanting to live in the country where they can build their home and have a small ag/ranch operation in one of the last, best places. Waisner checks the boxes for privacy, good value, prairie living, and beautiful scenery.