Wagonhound 160

Wagonhound Creek Hot Springs County Wyoming Located between the towns of Thermopolis and Meeteetse Wyoming in Hot Springs County, this is the southern portion of the Bighorn Basin of Wyoming, an area renowned for its outdoor recreation amenities. The Wagonhound pasture is an undeveloped 160+/- acre parcel of land located on Hot Springs County Road 15-10 near Cottonwood Creek, 25 miles west of Thermopolis. It adjoins B.L.M. and private rangeland with paved county road access. Wagonhound Creek is a seasonal drainage that has a spring fed subby bottom and adjoins a juniper and sandstone divide that is typical of the mountain foothills of the Bighorn Basin. Terrain ranges from flat to rolling hills with steep broken draws. Elevation ranges from approximately 5000 to 5300 feet. Upper reaches of the property offer vast views of the scenic Bighorn Basin and the surrounding Absaroka and Bighorn Mountains. Currently there are no roads on the property and it is unfenced with no improvements. Power is near the property. Abundant wildlife in the area includes Deer, Antelope, Elk, as well as the common predators and small mammals of the area. Upland birds including Hungarian Partridge, Chukkar, and Sage Grouse are regular occupants of the property. The property has much to offer for the person seeking a diversity of outdoor recreation with reasonably close access to several small communities. This offering has the necessary requirements for creating a western lifestyle of your making in Big Wyoming.