Buffalo, WY 82834(Johnson County)

The historic Cato Crazy Woman Ranch is a well-watered, highly productive, low overhead grass ranch located in north central Wyoming. Situated in the Powder River Basin near the Big Horn Mountains, the Cato Crazy Woman Ranch exemplifies the West and the best Wyoming has to offer. Today, this historic ranch is being offered on the market for only the second time since it was first homesteaded. Home to 1,000 head of mother cows, 50 head of bulls and a handful of saddle horses, this legacy ranch is designed for the rancher who practices stewardship through highly engineered water development, strategic fencing, and astute range management. The Cato Crazy Woman Ranch is expansive, has unparalleled access, and is conveniently located only 15 miles from Buffalo. The ranch consists of approximately 49,657 acres, with 44,657 contiguous, deeded acres, 3,200 acres of State of Wyoming lease, and 1,800 BLM lease acres. Crazy Woman Creek flows through ten pastures and provides year-round water. Large cottonwoods follow the creek bed, and there are deep draws that provide natural protection and good grass cover. Reservoirs and wells provide water to the rest of the rangeland. This is a rare opportunity to own a large, fully improved, dry grass ranch with almost 50,000 acres. Ownership consists of approximately 90% deeded acreage. The ranch is approximately 13 miles long and nine miles wide, encompassing almost 80 contiguous square miles of productive and picturesque land. Price reduced from $18,810,000 ($421 per deeded acre) to $17,500,000 ($391.88 per deeded acre).