Wyola, MT 59089 (Big Horn County)

Size: 44.34 Acres

Type: Farms and Ranches, Recreational Property, Hunting Property

44 acres adjoining BLM lands in Big Horn County, MT

Adjoining 200+ acres of BLM Lands is this 44 acres that sits on the Montana-Wyoming border. Enjoy a truly awe-inspiring panoramic display of rolling hills, with some serious recreation just minutes away. A great spot to be off grid for all your hunting, ranching, camping, off-roading and other recreational activities.

With this ample acreage, youll find space to ranch, retire or recreate. This is the perfect spot if you want to get from the hustle and bustle of the city. Just a stones throw away from the Crow Reservation area and 30 mins away from the Tongue River Reservoir, this is perfect for enjoying the great outdoors. This ample acreage with its sought-after location is a rare find at this price and wont stay long on the market!

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--> Buyer is responsible for identifying and verifying access. Property is adjacent to BLM land and there are two tracks heading onto the land via Ash Creek Rd. However, we do not have any easements on record that were found and will not guarantee legal access, as far as we know, there is no legal access to the land as it stands. There is a current grazing lease with the ranch next door, so there is a relationship and history between the ranch and this piece of land. This is optimistic in potentially getting access granted, if it already doesnt exist. One, could also consult with a real estate attorney around access rights. Ultimately, Wilco Land is selling the property as-is and has it priced with all things considered. Offers are encouraged.

- Plan your route before you go. We recommend using the GPS coordinates and an app like OnxMaps, County GIS maps, Google Earth map link and Satellite images to map out potential access routes before visiting.

- Be safe when visiting! Rural, undeveloped land can be dangerous due to terrain, poor or non-existent road access, etc. and calls for caution when visiting. Tell someone where you are going and when you will return. Remember, to respect local landowners and laws. Do not trespass. Ultimately, you, the customer, are responsible for identifying access through due diligence. Wilco will not be held responsible for any actions or outcomes by visitors to our property.