Small Ranch SE Wyoming With Limitless Potential
The diverse landscape describes this land. Beautiful views of Greasewood Creek, the Shirley Mountains, and Elk Mountain. Gentle rolling hills, various colored rocks, gulch and draws, a seasonal pond, and gentle south slopes along with sage and grass. An abundance of wildlife including antelope, swift fox, prairie dogs, badgers, hawks, and golden eagles. Ideal building sites abound on this property. Perfect southern exposure for solar power or building an in-ground home. Opportunity is limitless with this parcel. This property contains a road easement for the lot to the west. Antelope roam freely across the prairie and tags are easily accessible for WY residents (Unit 42). Deer tags are also readily available to either residents or non-residents, general tags for resident and Region J for non-residents. Hundreds of thousands of acres of public state, BLM and National Forest land in...
The diverse landscape describes this land. Beautiful views of Greasewood Creek, the Shirley Mountains, and Elk Mountain. Gentle rolling hills, various colored rocks, gulch and draws, a seasonal pond, and gentle south slopes along with sage and grass. An abundance of wildlife including antelope, swift fox, prairie dogs, badgers, hawks, and golden eagles. Ideal building sites abound on this property. Perfect southern exposure for solar power or building an in-ground home. Opportunity is limitless with this parcel. This property contains a road easement for the lot to the west. Antelope roam freely across the prairie and tags are easily accessible for WY residents (Unit 42). Deer tags are also readily available to either residents or non-residents, general tags for resident and Region J for non-residents. Hundreds of thousands of acres of public state, BLM and National Forest land in the region as well as walk-in areas for hunting and fishing. This lot is also located in unit 7 for elk hunting, considered a top trophy bull unit. NO owner financing is available.
Property Features:
- 37 miles outside of Medicine Bow
- 63 miles to Laramie, home of the University of Wyoming
- 76 miles to Rawlins
- 104 miles to Casper
- 113 miles to Wyoming’s capital, Cheyenne
- 192 miles to Denver, CO (3.5 hours)
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