Devils Tower, WY 82714(Crook County)

Wyoming or Spearfish, South Dakota, excellent county roads provide easy access to local state highways and Interstate 90. A short drive from Northeast Wyoming Regional Airport, or Rapid City Regional Airport, the ranch is easy to access whether flying commercial or private.

The ranch features a working set of corrals near the entrance and four distinct pastures allowing for functional and easy movement of cattle for both grazing and shipping. A well-maintained network of interior ranch roads allows for convenient access to check cows, fences, water, and mineral tubs.

Historically healthy and abundant forage gives the area its reputation for putting exceptional gains on cattle. In addition to productive rangeland, the ranch features 320 +/- acres of improved hay meadows, often producing a productive single cutting of hay yielding nearly 1 ton per acre. The owners let these meadows rest for a period of time before grazing them during the late summer and fall months.

The ranch is very well watered and features four stock reservoirs which typically hold water year-round. In addition, four artisan wells supply constant water to the 2 1/2 miles of pipeline which provide water to 8 stock water tanks. There is also a 2,900-gallon cistern connected to the stock water pipeline. The pipeline is frost-free and buried approximately 6'-8' feet below the surface. Its hard to find a spot on the ranch where cattle or wildlife have to walk very far for reliable year-round water.

The recreational opportunities on the ranch and nearby State and BLM lands are plentiful. The heavily timbered draws, healthy sagebrush habitat, and lush hayfields allow the local wildlife to easily find food and refuge. Elk, Mule Deer, Antelope, Turkeys, and Sharptail Grouse thrive on the ranch and throughout the area. Sagebrush and a mix of cool and warm season grasses grow where the timber does not, which is the ideal mix of habitat capable feeding both cattle and wildlife year-round. Low hunting pressure in the area, moderate elevations, and hundreds of square miles of virtually unpopulated country are contributing factors to the abundance and

quality of game animals the region is known for.