Triangle S Equestrian Ranch

Mountain View Equestrian Center

Home, Arena and Lake DeSmet

Situated in the picturesque Shell Creek valley, along the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains, lies the historic Triangle S Ranch. This property is primarily used for equestrian and recreational activities, but includes a small cattle and hay production operation. The indoor arena and vast amount of adjoining public land make this the perfect place for the equestrian enthusiast; either for professional purposes, or leisure and enjoyment. The arena is currently used for horse trainers, clinics and roping events. For those interested in creating an equestrian center enterprise, the opportunity is here indeed.

N. Fork of Shell Creek runs through the property
Mountain Views
Easy access to Sheridan or Buffalo
Triangle S Brand is included

Hay production on the ranch varies from year to year, but annual yields of 3-4 tons per acre are possible. The grazing land is best suited for a very small cow herd or for a place to turn out your horses. Bottom line is that it’s great having both the irrigated land and the dryland pasture. Additionally, the hay fields, along with the riparian areas provide great habitat for wildlife, especially deer, upland birds and an occasional elk.

Equestrian Center Home

Triangle S Ranch House

Older, but very charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath farmhouse with enclosed front porch, walk-in pantry, classic living room with working wood-burning fireplace, wood floors and a separate den or study.

All the bedrooms include walk-in closets.

Indoor Arena, Barn & Outbuildings

Triangle S Ranch Indoor Arena

Very large 35,000 sf steel frame building that includes a 250’ x 120’ indoor arena and 20’ x 240’ area for equipment and hay storage; tack rooms, 4 stalls, a feed room and also a bathroom. The arena is used for a variety of equestrian activities on this ranch including, training horses, eventing, recreational riding and competitive roping. (Includes a Pearson roping chute, custom built, heavy duty roping boxes, alleys, fences, 10 outdoor pens for your horses with partial cover and direct access to the barn and indoor arena)
Original barn from 1902 that has been well maintained and still used for livestock
Morton built loafing sheds in all the paddocks for livestock protection. Most of the pens have automatic and heated waterers.
Solar well in the big west pasture.

Land & Water Rights

± 400 deeded acres
± 60 acres farmed and under center pivot used for alfalfa production
Borders nearly 11,000 acres of Wyoming state land
Provides direct access to the 1.1 million acre Bighorn National Forest
Irrigation Water Rights
- CR No. 38, p. 78 – Little B. Fork Shell Creek Priority right of May 23, 1913 for 79.5 acres (1.14 cfs)
- Hallie Ditch Company – 40 Shares
- Rock Creek & Piney Reservoir & Ditch Company – 3.75 shares
- Willow Park Reservoir Company – 40 shares

Seller does not and will not offer or provide any express or implied warranties of ownership, title or possession with respect to any water rights, stored water shares, ditch rights or shares or the like; Seller disclaims any and all such warranties.

History & Broker Comments

Triangle S Ranch Sign

The Triangle S Ranch was established in 1882 while Wyoming was still a territory. This beautiful 400-acre equestrian ranch is ideally located between the two coveted towns of Sheridan and Buffalo, WY. Properties like the Triangle S are in high demand, yet seldom do they come on the market. Perhaps it’s the proximity to the incredible Bighorn Mountains. After all, mountain views are always at the top of the list for people who want to live in Wyoming. It could also be the incredible views of the unique Wyoming hills and plains to the East. Or, maybe it’s the privacy that comes from the lack of nearby development and the nearly unending public land that adjoins this property. Honestly, the best answer is probably all the above, but you will definitely want to come see for yourself. When you do, you’ll find a whole lot more reasons to appreciate this northern Wyoming equestrian ranch.

Mountain View Equestrian Center

Home, Arena and Lake DeSmet

Situated in the picturesque Shell Creek valley, along the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains, lies the historic Triangle S Ranch. This property is primarily used for equestrian and recreational activities, but includes a small cattle and hay production operation. The indoor arena and vast amount of adjoining public land make this the perfect place for the equestrian enthusiast; either for professional purposes, or leisure and enjoyment. The arena is currently used for horse trainers, clinics and roping events. For those interested in creating an equestrian center enterprise, the opportunity is here indeed.

N. Fork of Shell Creek runs through the property
Mountain Views
Easy access to Sheridan or Buffalo
Triangle S Brand is included

Hay production on the ranch varies from year to year, but annual yields of 3-4 tons per acre are possible. The grazing land is best suited for a very small cow herd or for a place to turn out your horses. Bottom line is that it’s great having both the irrigated land and the dryland pasture. Additionally, the hay fields, along with the riparian areas provide great habitat for wildlife, especially deer, upland birds and an occasional elk.

Equestrian Center Home

Triangle S Ranch House

Older, but very charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath farmhouse with enclosed front porch, walk-in pantry, classic living room with working wood-burning fireplace, wood floors and a separate den or study.

All the bedrooms include walk-in closets.

Indoor Arena, Barn & Outbuildings

Triangle S Ranch Indoor Arena

Very large 35,000 sf steel frame building that includes a 250’ x 120’ indoor arena and 20’ x 240’ area for equipment and hay storage; tack rooms, 4 stalls, a feed room and also a bathroom. The arena is used for a variety of equestrian activities on this ranch including, training horses, eventing, recreational riding and competitive roping. (Includes a Pearson roping chute, custom built, heavy duty roping boxes, alleys, fences, 10 outdoor pens for your horses with partial cover and direct access to the barn and indoor arena)
Original barn from 1902 that has been well maintained and still used for livestock
Morton built loafing sheds in all the paddocks for livestock protection. Most of the pens have automatic and heated waterers.
Solar well in the big west pasture.

Land & Water Rights

± 400 deeded acres
± 60 acres farmed and under center pivot used for alfalfa production
Borders nearly 11,000 acres of Wyoming state land
Provides direct access to the 1.1 million acre Bighorn National Forest
Irrigation Water Rights
- CR No. 38, p. 78 – Little B. Fork Shell Creek Priority right of May 23, 1913 for 79.5 acres (1.14 cfs)
- Hallie Ditch Company – 40 Shares
- Rock Creek & Piney Reservoir & Ditch Company – 3.75 shares
- Willow Park Reservoir Company – 40 shares

Seller does not and will not offer or provide any express or implied warranties of ownership, title or possession with respect to any water rights, stored water shares, ditch rights or shares or the like; Seller disclaims any and all such warranties.

History & Broker Comments

Triangle S Ranch Sign

The Triangle S Ranch was established in 1882 while Wyoming was still a territory. This beautiful 400-acre equestrian ranch is ideally located between the two coveted towns of Sheridan and Buffalo, WY. Properties like the Triangle S are in high demand, yet seldom do they come on the market. Perhaps it’s the proximity to the incredible Bighorn Mountains. After all, mountain views are always at the top of the list for people who want to live in Wyoming. It could also be the incredible views of the unique Wyoming hills and plains to the East. Or, maybe it’s the privacy that comes from the lack of nearby development and the nearly unending public land that adjoins this property. Honestly, the best answer is probably all the above, but you will definitely want to come see for yourself. When you do, you’ll find a whole lot more reasons to appreciate this northern Wyoming equestrian ranch.