Boxelder, WY (Converse County)

Secluded among the fir, pine and aspen forests of Wyoming's picturesque Box Elder Creek valley near Glenrock, the Fire Creek Ranch affords an enticing combination of trout fishing and big game hunting. Mule deer, turkey, bear, mountain lion and grouse thrive on the ranch's 400 acres and the adjoining Medicine Bow National Forest, but the ranch is best known for its trophy bull elk, some of which score 350 and better. The ranch currently qualifies for two landowner deer tags and two landowner elk tags in famed area 7. Anglers will find ample action from the cutthroat and brown trout in three constructed ponds as well as in frontage on Box Elder Creek, plus an adjoining 1.5 miles of excellent stream fishing on state land. Good access (only about 45 minutes from Glenrock) and a well-built three-bedroom log cabin with running water, a generator, and propane make this a perfect hunting and fishing hideaway, whether you're relaxing for the weekend or an entire season. $1,250,000.