Sybille Creek Ranch
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Wyoming v Platte County v Wheatland
Armstrong Ranch Wyoming v Johnson County v Kaycee
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In heart of elk country with year-round access is a great combination of This well-balanced ranch has 2,516.80± acres just eight miles east of Kaycee. productive ranch land and recreational splendor with 11,953+ total acres: There are 2,051+ deeded acres of which 80± acres are flood-irrigated. The 4,910 deeded, 5,875 BLM lease and 1,168 state lease acres. Three miles of balance of the deeded acres along with the 438.8± acres of State and 27± year-round live water from Sybille Creek along with 17 solar and spring tanks acres of BLM lease lands are in native pastures with some cottonwood-lined strategically spread throughout the ranch provide ample water for livestock river bottoms which provide exceptional protection. Live water is provided by and wildlife. Improvements include a small cabin along with cattle handling the Powder River on the south end of the property. In addition to reservoirs corrals in the center of the ranch. Wildlife found on the ranch includes elk,
and the Powder River, water is provided on the ranch by three water wells
mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, turkeys, waterfowl, coyotes, bobcats,
along with several miles of buried pipeline servicing multiple tanks. All the
mountain lions, Hungarian partridge and sage grouse. $5,000,000. Cory pasture tanks are rubber tire tanks with concrete centers for year-round use and there are two buried storage tanks incorporated in the pipeline system Clark, 307 334-2025 or Scott Leach, 307 331-9095. Property ID: 43415 for additional water storage. The ranch includes a very nice 2,500-squarefoot, four-bedroom, three-bath, ranch-style home; newer 30x40 pole frame calving barn and a full set of pipe corrals. $1,500,000. Cory Clark, Denver Gilbert or Mark McNamee, 307 334-2025. Property ID: 43413
White River Ranch Nebraska v Sioux County v Harrison
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2,300± deeded acres of breath-taking, recreational amenities 7± miles east of Harrison with heavily sodded grass pastures and pine and cedar treecovered hillsides. Its many draws and cottonwood-lined creek bottom provide ample protection for livestock and wildlife. Reliable stock water
J-King Ranch Wyoming v Fremont County v Shoshoni
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is provided by three windmills, a solar-powered well and 1.5± miles of Enjoy this high desert ranch with sweeping vistas of surrounding mountains the White River that flows year-round along the northern part of the on the county line between Fremont and Natrona Counties off U.S. Highway ranch. The ranch offers excellent habitat for several species of wildlife:
20-26, 37± miles east of Shoshoni, 57 miles east of Riverton and 77 miles
elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, wild turkeys and antelope as well as fishing west of Casper. 6,773± deeded acres, 2,440± State of Wyoming lease acres, opportunities provided by the White River. There are no improvements 7,120± BLM lease acres combine for a total 16,333+ contiguous acres. Ample
on the ranch; however, electricity is available as are several homesites. water is provided throughout the ranch by eight electric submersible wells to tire tanks with float systems. A set of working corrals are located in the $1,715,000. Cory Clark, 307 334-2025. Property ID: 14536 center of the ranch just half mile west of the county road that traverses
through the ranch. The J-King Ranch has been developed over the years to maximize the convenience and efficiency of the summer grazing operation. Four large pastures along with a couple of smaller pastures make the ranch quite functional and easy to rotate the cattle during the summer. Historically, the owner has run approximately 1,000 head of yearlings for Cory Clark, Broker Mark McNamee, Associate Broker • Denver Gilbert, Associate Broker five months. Abundant wildlife is found on the ranch, including mule deer,
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antelope, and numerous small game animals. $1,450,000. Cory Clark, 307 351-9556 or Mark McNamee, 307 760-9510. Property ID: 43417