Crook County, Wyoming Land For Sale (63 results)

Old Sundance Ranch is a high-quality Wyoming cattle and hunting ranch near Sundance, built for serious cow/calf production with strong grass, abundant water, and functional improvements. The property offers excellent hunting for elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, pronghorn, turkey, waterfowl and upland birds, combining dependable cattle performance with consistent big game opportunity. General Operations Cattle Old Sundance Ranch is first and foremost a proven cattle operation. The ranch is rated to support approximately 1,250 cow/calf pairs year-round, backed by a combination of native range and productive hay ground along the creek bottoms. These meadows have historically produced quality forage, supporting both winter feed and overall carrying capacity. The ranch is well-fenced and cross-fenced, with a layout that allows cattle to be moved, rotated, and managed efficiently. An extensive internal road system provides reliable access across the property, making day-to-day operations straightforward at this level. Water Water is one of the strongest attributes of the ranch and a key reason for its performance. The property is very well watered, with a combination of live water creeks, reservoirs, large mitigation ponds, springs, and developed water systems. Several creeks provide year-round flow, while others extend moisture through different seasons. In addition, wells and pipeline systems distribute water across the ranch, ensuring consistent availability for livestock in all areas. This level of water development supports both production and overall grazing efficiency. Land The ranch stretches from timbered ridges and draws on the eastern end into open native grass country to the west. This transition creates a highly usable landscape, with pine-covered ridges, protected bottoms, and broad grazing country. The ground is set up to be worked efficiently, with natural protection, consistent forage, and access throughout, allowing the ranch to be operated without compromise. Hunting While the ranch stands on its cattle operation alone, the hunting is equally compelling. The combination of timber, open country, and abundant water creates habitat that consistently holds and supports wildlife throughout the year. The ranch supports a resident herd of elk, with additional migratory elk moving through during the fall and winter, providing consistent opportunities at mature, quality bulls. Mule deer and white-tailed deer are both well established across the ranch, with the mix of cover, feed, and water producing solid populations and the potential for large, mature bucks. Pronghorn are spread across the open grass country in strong numbers, taking advantage of the visibility and forage that the western portion of the ranch provides. Merriam's turkeys are present in high densities throughout the ranch, particularly along the timbered ridges and creek bottoms, offering consistent hunting opportunity. The ranch's extensive water--creeks, ponds, and reservoirs--draws significant numbers of waterfowl, especially in the early season, creating another layer of hunting value. In addition to big game, upland birds are present on the ranch, including sharptailed grouse, found across the native grasslands and transitional areas. The diversity of terrain and the availability of water allow multiple species to utilize the same areas, and it is common to encounter elk, deer, antelope, and turkeys in close proximity. Overall, the ranch offers a consistent hunting experience, with the habitat and water necessary to support both quality animals and strong populations year after year. Improvements Improvements across Old Sundance Ranch are centered on supporting a large-scale cattle operation and are built with function and efficiency in mind. The working facilities are well maintained and designed to allow for efficient gathering and handling of livestock, with their placement and the ranch's internal road system providing easy access and minimizing time and labor when moving cattle across the property. Fencing and cross-fencing are in place and support effective livestock management and rotation. The headquarters area includes multiple residences and supporting outbuildings that accommodate ranch operations and personnel, along with barns, shops, and other livestock-related structures that provide the infrastructure necessary to operate at this level with durability and ease of use. Location The ranch is located in a strong part of northeastern Wyoming, offering both access and proximity to key amenities. Sundance and Moorcroft provide local services, while Gillette offers a full range of commercial, medical, and regional amenities within a reasonable drive. Keyhole Reservoir is nearby and is a well-known destination for fishing, boating, and additional outdoor use. Air access is available via Gillette-Campbell County Airport (approximately 36 miles), Rapid City Regional Airport (approximately 78 miles), and Hulett Municipal Airport (approximately 25 miles). Access to the ranch is straightforward via county roads and nearby interstate connections, allowing for ease of travel without giving up the setting.

980 +/- deeded acres &160 +/- acres of State Lease Experience the ultimate western ranch in the natural beauty and inspiring landscapes of the Elkhorn Creek Ranch. Endless adventure awaits at this picturesque foothills setting where the scenic venue offers live water, stunning vistas, exceptional wildlife habitat, and is situated adjacent to public land in two places. Over a mile of Elkhorn Creek meanders across the middle of the ranch and through the valley near the headquarters. The excellent hunting opportunities on the ranch have been featured several times on The Sportmans Channel TV Show, Hardcore Pursuit. Located in northeastern Wyoming about a 25-minute drive north of Hulett, the ranch is close to Black Hills National Forest, and Devils Tower National Monument. The property offers a unique opportunity to embrace the stunning beauty and recreational abundance of the Black Hills region. * Property Highlights * - 980 +/- deeded acres and 160 +/- acres of State Grazing Lease. - Over a mile of Elkhorn Creek. - Borders public land. - Excellent wildlife habitat and hunting opportunities. - Featured on The Sportmans Channel. - Four bedroom home. - Heated Shop. - Separate living quarters for hunters & guests. - Scenic venue with inspiring landscapes. - 25-minute drive north of Hulett, WY. - 45-minute drive to Black Hills National Forest and Devils Tower.

* Tract 2 at Belle River Ranch *52.22 Acres in the Beautiful Black Hills of NE Wyoming. This tract offers a rare combination of river frontage, mature trees, outstanding wildlife habitat, and breathtaking scenery. This is a property that captures the very best of riverfront living in northeastern Wyoming. Situated within a sweeping bend of the river, the tract features an elevated homesite that provides spectacular views both up and down the river corridor. From this vantage point, you'll enjoy the peaceful beauty of the river winding through the valley, framed by the picturesque landscape and the red rimrock cliffs of the surrounding bluffs. One of the unique features of Tract 2 is that it includes acreage on both sides of the river, providing a level of ownership and recreational opportunity that is rarely available. The east side of the river is particularly attractive, featuring beautiful mature Cottonwood trees and Burr Oaks that create excellent wildlife habitat, shade, and natural beauty. Whitetail deer are frequent visitors to the property and are often seen utilizing the river-bottom habitat and mature timber. The combination of water, cover, and forage makes this an exceptional property for wildlife viewing, hunting, and enjoying the outdoors. From your back patio you can watch the eagles and ospreys fishing in the river below. Tract 2 is protected by light covenants that are designed to be more protective than restrictive, helping preserve the beauty, character, and long-term value of the ranch while still allowing owners considerable flexibility in how they use and enjoy their property. Whether you're looking for a premier riverfront homesite, a recreational retreat, or an investment in one of the most desirable settings at Belle River Ranch, Tract 2 offers an exceptional blend of river frontage, mature trees, wildlife habitat, and unforgettable views. Located only 5 minutes from the charming town of Hulett, WY, Hulett is a quaint NE Wyoming town of about 330 people with a US post office, a medical center with a helipad for emergencies, an all-age K-12 school, a grocery store, multiple bars and restaurants, 2 hardware stores, feed store, gas station with equipment rental and various other local businesses. Hulett is also home to The Golf Club at Devils Tower & 77 Steakhouse and Saloon. This is a must see and play destination 18-hole championship golf course, that was voted #1 in Wyoming. With public access to the 77 Steakhouse and Saloon, everyone can enjoy the great food and spirits they serve. Fishing opportunities on the Belle Fourche River on this property include, bass, northern pike, catfish and huge carp. Other fishing options are Cook Lake, only 19 miles away and Keyhole Reservoir which is 48 miles away. Keyhole has excellent fishing for walleye, northern pike, crappie and smallmouth bass ADDITIONAL HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES: From the property, you are only approximately 10 miles from access to 80,000+ acres of National Forest for additional hunting opportunities as well many other allowable outdoor activities. Crook County also has tens of thousands of additional acres of both BLM and WY State Lands that are available to the public for hunting, hiking and many other outdoor recreational activities. HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES on the public lands in Crook County include Elk, Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Antelope, Merriam's Turkey, Sharp Tailed Grouse & Roughed Grouse as well as waterfowl and other small game species. AREA ATTRACTIONS & TRAVEL TIMES Hulett WY - 3 miles Golf Club at Devils Tower & 77 Steakhouse & Saloon - 3 Miles Devils Tower National Monument - 16 Miles Cook Lake Recreation Area - 19 Miles Sundance WY 41 Miles Keyhole Reservoir State Park WY - 48 Miles Belle Fourche SD - 39 Miles Spearfish SD - 48 Miles Sturgis SD - 63 Miles Deadwood SD - 64 Miles Gillette WY Regional Airport - 78 Miles Rapid City SD Regional Airport - 104 Miles Mount Rushmore National Monument - 113 Miles Custer State Park - 119 Miles Wind Cave National Park 137 Miles Badlands National Park - 148 Miles Sheridan WY - 180 Miles Yellowstone National Park - 380 Miles

***47.3 Acres with 900' of RIVER FRONTAGE along the BELLE FOURCHE RIVER *** * Rare opportunity to own 900' on both sides of the river in the heart of the beautiful Black Hills of Wyoming * Existing artesian well that could be used for irrigation and livestock * Elevated homesite above the river that provides panoramic views up and down the river. * Towering red rimrock cliffs define the western boundary of this property. * Underground power to your property line. * 8+- Acres of tillable farm ground for hay, alfalfa or other crops. * Nice mix of native grasses, mature trees and sweeping 360 degree views. * Wildlife includes, lots of Whitetail deer, occasionally mule deer & elk, waterfowl, great blue herons and bald eagles and osprey fishing in the river. * The combination of abundant water, native grasses, available bedding cover and the neighboring 82 acre alfalfa field attracts lots of deer for hunting opportunities on this property. *Whether you are relaxing by the river, watching wildlife from your future porch, or simply taking in the spectacular Wyoming scenery, Tract 1 offers a rare combination of natural beauty, privacy, and usability. Sensible light covenants have been thoughtfully established to protect the long-term integrity and value of the ranch while allowing owners the freedom to fully enjoy their property and build with confidence. Located only 5 minutes from the charming town of Hulett, WY, Hulett is a quaint NE Wyoming town of about 330 people with a US post office, a medical center with a helipad for emergencies, an all-age K-12 school, a grocery store, multiple bars and restaurants, 2 hardware stores, feed store, gas station with equipment rental and various other local businesses. Hulett is also home to The Golf Club at Devils Tower & 77 Steakhouse and Saloon. This is a must see and play destination 18-hole championship golf course, that was voted #1 in Wyoming. With public access to the 77 Steakhouse and Saloon, everyone can enjoy the great food and spirits they serve. Fishing opportunities on the Belle Fourche River on this property include, bass, northern pike, catfish and huge carp. Other fishing options are Cook Lake, only 19 miles away and Keyhole Reservoir which is 48 miles away. Keyhole has excellent fishing for walleye, northern pike, crappie and smallmouth bass ADDITIONAL HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES: From the property, you are only approximately 10 miles from access to 80,000+ acres of National Forest for additional hunting opportunities as well many other allowable outdoor activities. Crook County also has tens of thousands of additional acres of both BLM and WY State Lands that are available to the public for hunting, hiking and many other outdoor recreational activities. HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES on the public lands in Crook County include Elk, Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Antelope, Merriam's Turkey, Sharp Tailed Grouse & Roughed Grouse as well as waterfowl and other small game species. AREA ATTRACTIONS & TRAVEL TIMES Hulett WY - 3 miles Golf Club at Devils Tower & 77 Steakhouse & Saloon - 3 Miles Devils Tower National Monument - 16 Miles Cook Lake Recreation Area - 19 Miles Sundance WY 41 Miles Keyhole Reservoir State Park WY - 48 Miles Belle Fourche SD - 39 Miles Spearfish SD - 48 Miles Sturgis SD - 63 Miles Deadwood SD - 64 Miles Gillette WY Regional Airport - 78 Miles Rapid City SD Regional Airport - 104 Miles Mount Rushmore National Monument - 113 Miles Custer State Park - 119 Miles Wind Cave National Park 137 Miles Badlands National Park - 148 Miles Sheridan WY - 180 Miles Yellowstone National Park - 380 Miles

Experience the best of the country lifestyle on this premier foothills property encompassing 78 acres. Enjoy incredible vistas, convenient access, and year-round adventure near iconic Black Hills landmarks and public lands with diverse outdoor activities. The ranch features a well-maintained 3-bedroom home with heated oversized two-car garage, 48x56 shop with concrete floor, and several outbuildings. Cross-fencing, multiple water tanks, corrals, round pen with sand footing and riding arena, make it ideal for horse enthusiasts or small-scale livestock operations. The property also lends itself nicely to a homesteading life, with excellent soils, an established hay stand, and native pasture that offers strong forage production. Situated in the expansive basin southwest of Sundance, the land offers sweeping views of the surrounding ranges, including Inyan Kara Mountain and the Bear Lodge Mountains. This central location is within easy driving distance of several towns, including 15 minutes to Sundance or Upton and 45 minutes to Spearfish, SD. A breathtaking panorama is one of northeastern Wyomings most desirable regions. ~ Property Highlights ~ * 78 acres * 28 acres of hay fields. * Cross-fenced into 6 pastures. * 5 water tanks. * Ample gravel parking. ~ Home Highlights ~ * Well-maintained home. * One-level living. * 3-bedroom. * 2-bath. * Oversized heated 2-car garage. * Pellet stove. * Covered porch. * Private Deck ~ Outbuilding & Livestock Improvements~ * 48x56 Shop with concrete floor. * 20 x 60 Barn. * Shed with tack room and hay storage. * Round pen with sand. * Riding Arena * Continuous fence corrals. ~ Location ~ * 0.3 miles to Highway 116. * 15 minutes to Sundance or Upton. * 45 minutes to Spearfish, SD. * 60 minutes to Gillette, WY. * 90 minutes to Rapid City, SD.

Wide-Open land. Big Wyoming Skies. A Place to Call Your Own. Tucked against the edge of Wyoming's Black Hills, Pine Haven's newest subdivision, C Bar Estates, invites you to slow down, breathe deep, and build the kind of life only a small Western town can offer. Towering pines, quiet evenings, and a landscape shaped by wind, water and open country - this is Wyoming at its best. YOUR PIECE OF THE WEST. Each lot offers room to stretch out, dream big, and build your homestead the way you want. Enjoy boating at the lake and golf and Keyhole Golf Course. A handful of lots sold — many great parcels still available.

Mountain property situated in the Bearlodge Mountains of the Black Hills. Located near Devils Tower in Crook County, Wyoming, 13 miles on Lytle Creek Road, this property is a rare gem. There are three forks of Miller Creek flowing through with about three miles of live water. Pine, aspen, oak, thorn apple, and buck brush along with various rock outcrops make for great scenery and excellent wildlife habitat. The property consists of 520 acres and adjoins over 2000 acres of Forest Service with limited access from this property and neighboring property owners. The property also adjoins 640 acres of state land. A 1280 sq ft hunting cabin overlooks a mountain meadow. The cabin is off the grid with a spring fed cistern that supplies water to the cabin. The cabin has a large lounge area with kitchen, bathroom with shower, mud room, pantry and two large bedrooms. The cabin has a large deck for relaxing and grilling. Cabin is powered by a propane generator with a 1000 gallon tank and also a gas powered generator. There is a smaller sleeping cabin next to main cabin and a 24 by 24 garage with a poured cement floor. Wildlife include: elk, deer. turkey, mountain lion, and black bear. Current landowner receives a landowner elk tag. Taxes are $2300/year.

Priced $100,000 Below 2026 Appraisal! Located approximately 15 miles north of Hulett, Wyoming, this very private estate is situated on 55 wooded acres with reliable year-round access. The home is a 1999 custom log home with rock accents, three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a den, a beautiful rock fireplace, a woodstove in the finished walkout basement, a wraparound porch, and a hot tub. With custom Amish-built cabinets and high-end finishes, the craftsmanship in this home is something to be admired. In addition to the one-car basement level garage, there is an oversized 24 x 36 two-car detached garage/shop as well as a four-stall horse barn with a large tack room. This fully fenced property also has a shooting range with covered shooting benches, all situated in your own canyon for added privacy. This property would make a beautiful year-round residence with room for horses and endless outdoor adventures for every season or an amazing seasonal hideaway for family and friends.

New Haven Ranch is a 2,422-acre cattle and hunting ranch northwest of Hulett, Wyoming, featuring 2,182 deeded acres and 260 acres of BLM lease. Rolling pine-covered ridges, timbered draws, native-grass pastures, TL Creek, Music Creek, a 7-acre lake, and numerous reservoirs create exceptional wildlife habitat and productive grazing land. The ranch supports approximately 150-155 cow/calf pairs along with healthy populations of wildlife. Land The ranch encompasses 2,422 contiguous acres of diverse Black Hills terrain. Elevation changes create a landscape of timbered ridges, sweeping valleys, open grasslands, productive hay meadows, and sheltered creek bottoms. The diversity of the terrain is one of the ranch's defining characteristics, providing both operational functionality and exceptional wildlife habitat. Situated within the Wyoming Black Hills, the ranch is covered with healthy stands of mature Ponderosa pine, Burr oak, and other native trees that provide cover for wildlife and contribute to the property's scenic appeal. Timbered ridges and drainages create natural travel corridors, bedding areas, and protection from the elements, while open meadows and native grass pastures provide quality forage for both livestock and game. Two primary drainages, TL Creek and Music Creek, wind through the ranch, carrying seasonal water and further enhancing the property's habitat and water resources. The combination of timber, water, grass, and topographic diversity creates a landscape that supports a wide range of agricultural and recreational uses. Water is one of the ranch's standout features. Near the center of the property sits a beautiful 7-acre lake that serves as both an outstanding fishery and an important water source for wildlife. Additional reservoirs are scattered throughout the ranch, ensuring dependable water distribution and supporting healthy populations of wildlife across the property. Whether your goal is to operate a productive cattle ranch, pursue quality hunting opportunities, or own a private retreat in the Wyoming Black Hills, New Haven Ranch offers the resources and character to do it all. Improvements The improvements at New Haven Ranch reflect the property's working heritage and are both functional and inviting. The headquarters is anchored by a spacious lodge that serves equally well as a family retreat, hunting headquarters, or ranch residence. The lodge features a large dining area designed for gathering family, friends, or hunting guests after a day spent working cattle or exploring the ranch. The home offers five bedrooms and five and one-half bathrooms, including three en-suite bathrooms, providing ample space and privacy for owners and guests alike. Comfortable and functional, the lodge is well-suited for everything from family gatherings and hunting camps to corporate retreats while maintaining the character expected of a Wyoming ranch. Three guest cabins complement the main lodge and provide additional lodging for visitors. Offering a rustic Wyoming living experience, the cabins blend naturally into the surrounding landscape while providing comfortable accommodations for family, guests, or hunting parties. Their western character and practical layout make them a natural extension of the ranch headquarters and enhance the property's ability to host larger gatherings and extended stays. Supporting improvements include a 50 x 170 Quonset that provides substantial storage for hay, equipment, and ranch supplies. Livestock facilities include a functional set of corrals and a round pen designed for efficient cattle handling. Dog kennels with an indoor shelter provide an added benefit for bird hunters, outfitters, or anyone utilizing working dogs on the ranch. The improvements are practical, well-maintained, and ready to support both ranch operations and recreational use. Also available is an additional owner's residence situated on approximately 5 acres adjacent to the ranch headquarters. The two-story home features 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, along with an open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area designed for comfortable everyday living and entertaining. The property is currently being offered separately with an asking price of $350,000 and presents an excellent opportunity for additional owner, manager, or guest accommodations. Recreation New Haven Ranch offers exceptional year-round recreational opportunities and is particularly known for its outstanding hunting. The combination of native grasslands, timbered ridges, secluded draws, abundant water, diverse terrain, and abundant burr oak habitat creates ideal conditions for wildlife to thrive year-round. The ranch's burr oaks produce a valuable acorn crop that serves as an important seasonal food source for deer, elk, turkeys, and numerous other wildlife species. The ranch supports healthy populations of both mule deer and white-tailed deer. Diverse habitat, reliable water sources, and quality cover create ideal conditions for deer to thrive year-round while providing excellent hunting opportunities. Elk regularly utilize the ranch throughout the year. Located in the heart of the Black Hills region, the property sits within an area well known for strong elk populations and quality hunting opportunities. Merriam's turkeys are abundant across the ranch. The combination of quality habitat, dependable water, and abundant food sources supports strong turkey numbers and consistent spring hunting opportunities. Fishing is another highlight of the property. The 7-acre lake, along with additional ponds throughout the ranch, offers excellent fishing opportunities. The current ownership has consistently stocked these waters for many years, helping maintain healthy fish populations and creating another enjoyable aspect of ranch ownership. The combination of high-quality habitat, dependable water, diverse forage resources, and thoughtful management has created a property that supports wildlife year-round and offers recreational opportunities that rival those of many larger ranches in northeastern Wyoming. Agriculture New Haven Ranch is a well-balanced and highly functional cattle operation that has benefited from careful stewardship for more than three decades. The ranch is supported by an extensive water distribution system consisting of 15 concrete stock tanks supplied by a pipeline network that provides dependable water throughout the property. Numerous reservoirs supplement the system and help ensure consistent water availability. Cross-fencing and interior ranch roads allow for efficient rotational grazing and straightforward livestock management. The road system provides excellent access throughout the ranch and contributes significantly to operational efficiency. The ranch is rated to support approximately 130 cow/calf pairs without utilizing the hay meadows for grazing. When the hay meadows are incorporated into the grazing program, the ranch can support approximately 150-155 cow-calf pairs. As is typical throughout the region, winter feed supplementation is required. Historically, the ranch has also supported approximately 450-500 yearlings during the summer grazing season. Approximately 250 acres of improved hay meadows provide supplemental winter feed production and can also be utilized as winter pasture. Combined with the ranch's native grass resources and water infrastructure, these meadows contribute significantly to the ranch's overall productivity and carrying capacity. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water is one of the most important assets of New Haven Ranch. An extensive pipeline system supplies 15 concrete stock tanks strategically located throughout the property, ensuring reliable water distribution for livestock and wildlife even during dry years. Numerous reservoirs, ponds, the 7 acre lake, and seasonal flows within TL Creek and Music Creek further strengthen the ranch's water profile. The combination of developed water infrastructure and natural water resources contributes significantly to both the ranch's agricultural productivity and wildlife habitat. No mineral rights will transfer with the sale of the property. General Operations New Haven Ranch is an exceptional 2,422 acre cattle and hunting ranch located northwest of Hulett, Wyoming, in the heart of the Wyoming Black Hills. Consisting of 2,182 deeded acres and 260 acres of BLM lease, the ranch combines productive native grass country, dependable water resources, quality improvements, and outstanding wildlife habitat into a property that is equally suited for ranching and recreation. Rolling pine-covered ridges, timbered draws, productive hay meadows, and expansive grasslands define the landscape. Healthy stands of Ponderosa pine blanket much of the ranch, creating the rugged character that makes this region of Wyoming so desirable. Since acquiring the property in 1999, the current ownership has taken great pride in managing the ranch's grass, water, and wildlife resources. Their stewardship is evident throughout the property, which today supports approximately 150-155 cow/calf pairs while maintaining exceptional habitat for elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, and Merriam's turkeys. Region & Climate The Hulett area experiences a classic high plains climate with four distinct seasons and wide temperature swings throughout the year. Summers are warm and pleasant, with average highs reaching approximately 85 degrees in July, while winters are cold, with temperatures averaging near 30 degrees during January and February. The Black Hills landscape receives slightly more moisture than the surrounding prairie country, contributing to the healthy Ponderosa pine forests and productive native grasslands found throughout the region. Annual precipitation averages approximately 23 inches and supports the area's hay production, livestock operations, and wildlife habitat. Winter snowfall provides valuable moisture that replenishes rese

Set in the quiet country 14 miles southwest of Sundance, this 39.9 +/- acre spread carries the kind of presence folks look for when they head west, a home tucked in the timber, paired with open ground, big sky, and a view of Inyan Kara Mountain that you can nearly touch. The 2,864 square foot home is built to take it all in. Upstairs, both the master and guest bedrooms sit comfortably, while the main living space is anchored by a wood-burning fireplace that draws the eye straight through oversized windows and out onto the deck, where Inyan Kara stands tall in the short distance. The kitchen carries a strong, western feel with mostly brick finishes and quality craftsmanship throughout, built to last and made to be used. It's the kind of setting that makes mornings slower and evenings last a little longer. The home is equipped with central air, a propane-fired furnace, and an electric water heater, offering dependable comfort in every season. Downstairs, the home opens up into a second living area, office space, and plenty of storage to keep things squared away. The basement is equipped with a wall-mounted radiant heating system, providing efficient warmth throughout the lower level. The home also features a whole-house humidifier integrated into the HVAC system. Two attached lower-level garages total 938 square feet, offering solid room for vehicles, gear, and day-to-day use. A whole-house reverse osmosis system is also housed in one of the two garages, providing clean, high-quality water by removing impurities and minerals, an added layer of reliability for country living. In addition, several key mechanical components have been recently updated within the last four years, including the water heater, water softener, well house equipment (controller, pressure tank, and jet pump), and the A/C compressor. Outside, the improvements are ready to go to work. A 40'x40' shop stands just south of the home, already set up on septic and water with 240-volt service in place, well-suited for equipment, projects, or future expansion. To the northeast of the shop, a stout, well-kept horse barn with a proper tack room and several stalls is ready for use. Each well-appointed stall features a sliding barn door that opens directly to the pasture. The acreage itself is fully perimeter fenced with five-strand smooth wire, and cross-fenced for managed grazing, well-suited for horses or a small livestock setup. South of the shop, a leveled pistol range built from railroad ties is already in place, offering a private setup for practice without ever leaving the property. The west side of the property is anchored by approximately 10 +/- acres of mature pine timber, where the home sits tucked away in a private, sheltered setting. To the east, the land opens into roughly 29 +/- acres of pasture mixed with scattered pines, brush, and burr oak. From there, two fingers of gentle undulating pasture flow down toward Cleo Creek, a seasonal stream that runs dependent on winter runoff. This is a place that blends function with a strong sense of the land, practical improvements, wide-open views, and a setting that holds true to the western way of life. Contact Ridge Briggs at (307) 395-3199 with any questions or to schedule a showing. Property Features -14 miles southwest of Sundance, WY -2,864 square feet main residence -40'x40' insulated shop -Lower-level radiant floor heat -Smaller-scale horse barn -Perimeter fence/cross-fence -Mix of timber/pasture -Access off a maintained dirt road -Frequent wildlife -Horse pasture

If you have been searching for your private recreational property in the Black Hills of Wyoming, take a look at this 160 +/- acres! You may never find a better mixture of quality pine trees blended with rich grasslands, hills that fall into lush pastures. Located south of Sundance, Wyoming, this land has much to offer. The small two-room off-grid cabin is situated on a rise partway up the hill, settled amongst the pines in a small clearing where seclusion and quiet are the everyday state of affairs. Bring propane and some water, and you will be ready to go! With a quality wood cook stove, you can stay warm and dry, plus a small propane cook stove provides easy meal prep indoors. There are 4 bunks available and a small shower space for clean up. A well-constructed outhouse sits a short distance away. You could enjoy this the way it sits today or make your own improvements. With plenty of build site options, if you wanted to turn this land into your own everyday property, you could take it any direction your heart desires! There are topography options if you want to be up higher with views of the surrounding vistas, or down in lower-lying areas out of the wind and where no one else can see your new home. The property is fully perimeter fenced and could easily be cross-fenced if desired. This land is covered in wild game sign! Due to the surrounding large ranches in the area, the wildlife feel secure and at ease here! Elk tracks and scrapes litter the timber and drainages. Deer tracks around the water. If you love to hunt and want a place to call your own, this could be a great fit! 20 minutes out of town, but worlds away from the business of everyday life! Give Karl Ward a call at (307) 387-9677 to schedule a time to come see this paradise! Property Features -160 +/- acres -Surrounded by large ranches -County Road access -Elk sign everywhere -Off-grid cabin -Mixed timber/pasture -Deer, elk, mountain lion, grouse, and turkeys -Close to thousands of acres of public lands -20 minutes to Sundance -45 minutes to Spearfish, SD

Situated just a couple of miles from the shimmering waters of Keyhole Reservoir near Moorcroft, this parcel is currently bare grass and sagebrush land. Rolling gently under vast Wyoming skies, it features the signature silver-green sagebrush, native bunchgrasses, and scattered low-growing shrubs typical of the region's semi-arid steppe environment. The terrain provides excellent visibility in all directions, with the distant Black Hills framing the eastern horizon and the reservoir's recreational draw just minutes away by road. Power is readily accessible, simplifying the path to a custom home or cabin. The land feels private yet conveniently located -- close enough to enjoy boating, fishing for walleye, bass, and northern pike, swimming, or hiking at Keyhole State Park, while maintaining the quiet seclusion that defines rural Crook County living. Sunrises and sunsets here are spectacular, painting the open grassland and sage in warm hues against big skies. Wildlife is abundant, from pronghorn and mule deer to a variety of birds drawn to the nearby reservoir and steppe habitat. This is a blank canvas in one of Wyoming's most scenic and recreational corners -- ideal for those seeking space, natural beauty, and the freedom to build their dream retreat surrounded by the timeless high-plains character of the American West. Property Features -Sage/grass land -6 miles south of Pine Haven -12 miles northeast of Moorcroft -Power accessible -Ideal flat build terrain -Well-maintained gravel road -Panoramic views -Excellent recreational access -Ready for development -Prime wildlife habitat -Open country

Discover the beauty and freedom of Wyoming living at Warbonnet Canyon Estates, offering this expansive 37.27 acre parcel nestled in the breathtaking Black Hills just north of Hulett. This scenic property showcases a diverse landscape of rolling hills, mature timber, productive grass meadows, and picturesque views in all directions. Tract E 11 offers many stellar build site options. With electric service already ran to the property, connecting your dream home to power will not be an issue. The well-maintained roads established and maintained allow for easy access as well. Abundant wildlife, including elk, deer, turkey, and mountain lion abound, creating an exceptional setting for outdoor recreation and nature enthusiasts. Owning land in Warbonnet Canyon Estates provides endless opportunities to build your dream home or recreational getaway cabin! Within a short distance, you can be hunting, hiking, mountain biking, or fishing in the 1 million acres of Black Hills National Forest. With covenants in place, these properties will retain value for years to come! Embrace the rugged grandeur of the Black Hills while crafting your perfect mountain retreat! Give Karl Ward a call at (307) 387-9677 for details or to schedule your private showing. Property Features -Beautiful Black Hills views -Stellar build site options -Mixture of pasture & timber -Power on property -Deer, elk, mountain lion, turkey hunting -Pine & oak trees -Yearly road maintenance fee -20 minutes north of Hulett -1 hour to Spearfish or Bell Fourche

Red Bluff Ranch is a meticulously maintained 59-acre property offers an ideal balance of comfort, function, and privacy. Built in 2002, the home is enclosed by a six-foot chain-link fence with an electric automatic drive-through gate and battery backup. The owners have carefully planted approximately 1,400 trees over the years, creating a private, park-like setting. Well suited for equestrian and recreational use, the property features a fully equipped horse barn with an attached lean-to and tack room, along with a small storage shed. Expansive views of Crow Peak to the southeast and the Bear Lodge Mountains to the west enhance the property’s scenic character. With generous space and a flexible layout, the home is well suited as a private retreat or hunting lodge, while the three-rail sucker rod fencing along the county road adds both visual appeal and security. IMPROVEMENTS The home offers approximately 4,898 square feet of living space with five bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms across three stories, with the lower two levels accessible at ground level. It includes a 1,120-square-foot, three-car garage with electric doors and a spacious 961-square-foot attached deck. Heating and cooling are provided by central air and propane heat, complemented by two gas fireplaces. The main kitchen features hickory cabinets and granite countertops, while the lower-level kitchen is finished with oak cabinets. Additional amenities include a water softener, a reverse osmosis system, and an asphalt driveway with a turnaround area and fountain. The home is also equipped for entertaining with two flat-screen TVs and a sound system featuring Paradigm ceiling speakers. Outbuildings include a 24-by-32-foot horse barn with a 6-by-32-foot lean-to, tack room, water service, and a small corral, as well as a 12-by-16-foot storage shed. LOCATION The property is situated 5.3 miles northwest of Beulah, Wyoming, and 17.8 miles northeast of Sundance, Wyoming. It is conveniently located 39.4 miles east of Devils Tower National Monument and 78.2 miles east of Gillette, Wyoming. Additionally, it sits just 19.9 miles west of Spearfish, South Dakota, offering easy access to nearby towns and scenic landmarks. LOCALE The property is located in a highly sought-after area of northeast Wyoming, offering a perfect blend of privacy and accessibility. Situated in the scenic Black Hills of Wyoming, the property is also within proximity to Deadwood, South Dakota, where winter recreation abounds, from skiing and snowmobiling to hunting, fishing, and other outdoor activities. The property also boasts breathtaking views of the Bear Lodge Mountains to the west and Crow Peak to the southeast. WATER The property’s water supply comes from a 1,760-foot well, drilled in 2002, and powered by a three-horsepower submersible pump, ensuring a reliable and efficient water source. WILDLIFE Wildlife includes deer, antelope, coyotes, fox and elk. Fishing at Keyhole Reservoir 51 miles to the west and Orman Dam 41 miles to the east. ACCESS The property is easily accessible via an asphalt driveway that leads from the gate to a turnaround area in front of the home, complete with a small island and a fountain at its center. RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Located in the desirable northeast Wyoming area, the Red Buff Ranch is close to Spearfish, South Dakota, which offers a jet port and various shopping amenities. The ranch is nestled in the Black Hills, providing easy access to winter recreation such as skiing, snowmobiling, hunting, and fishing. Sand Creek, a blue-ribbon fishery, runs through Beulah, offering spectacular fishing with miles of public access. SUMMARY Red Bluff Ranch is a meticulously maintained 59-acre property in Crook County near Beulah, Wyoming, offering a blend of comfort, privacy, and recreational potential. Designed for both equestrian and recreational use, the ranch includes a fully equipped horse barn with tack room and lean-to, additional storage shed, and expansive views of Crow Peak and the Bear Lodge Mountains. With its versatile layout and scenic Black Hills location, with easy access to outdoor activities, nearby towns, and recreation, Red Bluff Ranch is ideal as a private retreat or hunting lodge and benefits from Wyoming’s favorable tax structure.

Nestled in the breathtaking high country of Warbonnet Canyon Ranch north of Hulett, Wyoming, Tract R 11 is a stunning 35.62 +/- acre sanctuary blending gently rolling timberland with open, sun-kissed meadows. This exceptional property offers a variety of building sites, each granting expansive, panoramic views of the majestic Bear Lodge Mountains, creating the perfect backdrop for a dream home or retreat. When you arrive at the property, you immediately soak in the picturesque views in all directions! Part of an exclusive, thoughtfully designed community, this land provides more than just natural beauty. Owners enjoy access to exceptional shared amenities, including a spacious 120'x100' seven-stall horse barn and indoor arena, plus a charming 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom guest ranch house located at the Ranch Headquarters, available through a convenient time-share program. All owners also have exclusive rights to the adjoining 950 acres of state lands for hunting, trail rides, or exploring! Whether you are seeking a serene private escape, a premier equestrian retreat, or a valuable investment in Wyoming's rugged, untouched wilderness, Tract R 11 combines an unmatched location, remarkable lifestyle opportunities, and welcoming community features to fulfill your dreams. Embrace the rugged grandeur of the Black Hills as you craft your perfect mountain haven. Give Karl Ward a call at (307) 387-9677 for details or to schedule your private showing. Property Features -Beautiful Black Hills views -Stellar build site options -Power on the property -Exclusive HOA-protected common areas -120'x76' Indoor riding arena -3 bed, 2 bath guest house access -Deer, elk, mountain lion, and turkey hunting -Access to landlocked public lands -Yearly HOA fee -20 minutes north of Hulett -1 hour to Spearfish or Bell Fourche

Located approximately 17 miles northwest of Spearfish and four miles northeast of Beulah, the Riley Ranch is a rare opportunity to own part of the Wyoming Black Hills with excellent recreational amenities. This ranch consists of 1,484+/- deeded acres and is bounded on all sides by large land holdings. It offers a diverse mix of topographical landscapes, including open meadows, wooded draws, rimrock ledges, and high plateaus, all providing dramatic views and outstanding wildlife habitat. The varying terrain is well-suited with many ideal locations for a residential build or a subtle mountain cabin. The deep canyons of the ranch, lined with ponderosa pine and oak trees, provide dark protective timber and numerous springs and ponds. Accompanying the natural water features, the ranch has an artesian spring-fed pipeline system that flows into improved livestock watering tanks that benefit both domestic livestock and wild game. Wildlife on the Riley Ranch includes elk, both species of deer, turkey, as well as bald and golden eagles, falcons, hawks, owls, bobcats, and mountain lions. The ranch has been well cared for and is evident of good stewardship. It is a perfect recreational property with a strong grazing component. The Facts: ~ Location: Four miles northeast of Beulah, Wyoming, seven miles southeast of Aladdin, Wyoming, 17 miles northwest of Spearfish, South Dakota. ~ Acreage: 1,484+/- deeded acres. ~ Elevation: 3,500 to 4,000 feet. ~ Terrain: Timbered canyons, open slopes, and grassy plateaus. ~ Water Resources: Three spring-fed ponds, two drainages with multiple springs, and an artesian spring-fed pipeline system. ~ Wildlife: Elk, both deer species, turkey, mountain lion, bobcats, falcons, and golden and bald eagles. ~ Views: Exceptional sweeping views of the Wyoming and South Dakota Black Hills. Up close setting is timbered, mountainous, and a dramatic terrain. ~ Summary: Exceptional hunting and recreational property, amazing views, and perimeter fenced with solid water development.

This 36 +/- acre tract sits four miles north of Keyhole Reservoir, holding the high ground with long southern views across the water. Electric service runs the full length of the western boundary, keeping future improvements straightforward without taking away from the country feel. To the north, Oil Butte stands tall. From west to east, the land ascends from an open valley bottom up to a pine-covered ridgetop. Mature pines break into open meadows, creating a mix of cover and grass that gives the property both character and usability. Deer, bobcat, mountain lion, and turkey move through regularly, a good sign of healthy ground and undisturbed habitat. Whether you're looking for a private build site, recreational holding, or a piece of ground with real Wyoming texture, this property offers elevation, views, and room to breathe. Contact Ridge Briggs at (307) 395-3199 to schedule a showing or for more information. Property Features -4 miles north of Keyhole Reservoir -Electric service -Deer, bobcat, lion, and turkey -Secluded/private -Pine trees -Open meadows -Multiple build-sites -Overlooks Keyhole to the south -Rock outcroppings -Dirt road access along the entire west boundary

Tucked in the scenic Wyoming Black Hills, just 17 miles northwest of Spearfish and four miles northeast of Beulah, the Mullenger Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a Black Hills property with significant recreational appeal. Encompassing approximately 1000+/- deeded acres and surrounded by expansive neighboring holdings, the ranch offers remarkable privacy and seclusion. Its diverse landscape showcases rolling meadows, wooded draws, striking rimrock outcrops, and elevated plateauseach contributing to sweeping views and exceptional wildlife habitat. The varied topography provides numerous ideal sites for a custom home or secluded mountain retreat. Deep, timber-lined canyons shaded by Ponderosa pines and oak trees conceal natural springs and ponds, while an artesian-fed pipeline delivers water to improved tanks for livestock and game alike. The ranch supports a rich wildlife population, including elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, turkey, bald and golden eagles, falcons, hawks, owls, bobcats, and mountain lions. Carefully managed and thoughtfully preserved, Mullenger Ranch is a standout recreational retreat with excellent wildlife resources and solid grazing for livestock. The Facts: ~ Acreage: Approximately 1000+/- deeded acres ~ Elevation: Ranges from 3,500 to 4,000 feet, ideal for year-round access and varied terrain ~ Topography: A striking mix of timbered canyons, open hillsides, and grassy plateaus ~ Water Resources: Two spring-fed ponds, multiple natural springs, and an artesian-fed pipeline system for livestock and wildlife ~ Wildlife: Frequent sightings of elk, mule and whitetail deer, wild turkey, mountain lions, bobcats, falcons, and both golden and bald eagles ~ Landscape: Scenic blend of timbered canyons, open ridgelines, and native grass plateaus, perfect for horseback riding, hiking, or a future home site ~ Overview: A premier hunting and recreational retreat, with strong water infrastructure and outstanding natural beauty

35.63 Acres - Off-Grid with Shop/Barn in one of the Wyoming Black Hills most scenic and secluded settings. LOCATION - 4 Miles south of Alzada Montana and 26 miles north of Hulett, WY off Hwy 112. EXISTING STRUCTURE- A 40' x 60' shop/barn constructed with 8" thick concrete walls. This building was built to LAST FOREVER, constructed with over 100 yards of concrete. Inside the shop is a walled off area that measures 12' x 32'. The space has a wood burning stove and is ready to be customized by the new owner for living quarters or whatever use is needed. The shop also features an additional covered parking/storage that was designed with the option to be fully enclosed. PROPERTY FEATURES - Mostly forested gentle rolling topography with mature Ponderosa Pine and Burr Oak interspersed with open grassy areas with many suitable locations for your house, cabin and additional structures. HUNTING / WILDLIFE ON THE PROPERTY - Include mule deer, whitetail deer, elk & Merriam's turkey. HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES on the public lands in Crook County include Elk, Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Antelope, Merriam's Turkey, Sharp Tailed Grouse & Roughed Grouse as well as waterfowl and other small game species. From the property, you are approximately 45 minutes from access to 90,000+ acres of National Forest for additional hunting & fishing opportunities as well many other allowable outdoor activities. Crook County also has tens of thousands of additional acres of both BLM and WY State Lands that are also available to the public for hunting, hiking and many other outdoor recreational activities and you have dozens of these types of properties with public access within 15 minutes from the property Hunting, hiking, riding horses & ATVs are just a few of the recreational opportunities in the immediate area. SERVICES NEAR BY - ALZADA MT - Located just 4 miles north of the property. Alzada has limited services provided by a convenience store with fuel and limited groceries as well as a post office and the historic Stoneville Saloon where you can quench your thirst and grab a bite to eat. This is a must visit destination every year for many of the seasonal motorcyclist that tour this beautiful area of the Black Hills yearly. HULETT WY - Located just 26 miles south of the property. You'll have access to a full-service grocery store, restaurants/bars, banking, hardware store, post office, multiple medical clinics, hotels, RV parks, K-12 school, and any other services, while still enjoying the privacy and solitude that make Pine Island such a sought-after destination. THE GOLF CLUB AT DEVILS TOWER & 77 STEAKHOUSE & SALOON is also located in Hulett. This is a destination golf course that brings golfers from all over the world to enjoy the scenic yet challenging course. You do not have to be a golfer to take advantage of the 77 Steakhouse restaurant and Saloon which is open to the public where you can enjoy everything from a great 1/2-pound burger to a Tomahawk steak and everything in between. HULETT MUNICIPAL AIRPORT-W43 - This airport is located on plateau above town and features a modern 5,500' paved runway for private planes as well as limited charter service. VERY LIMITED COVENANTS - That help preserve the natural beauty of the area and protect long-term property values while allowing owners the freedom to enjoy their land. *** WYOMING BIG GAMES HUNTING & TAGS *** YOU MUST REFER TO THE WYOMING GAME AND FISH SITE FOR CURRENT DETAILED GUIDELINES: HERE'S SOME GENERAL INFORMATION: FOR NON-RESIDENTS - Tags for Deer, Elk & Antelope must be obtained through the Wyoming Draw System. Once you draw your tag, you can obtain an additional archery license for $72.00 which allows you to also hunt during the designated archery season dates. If you do not fill your tag during archery season, you can continue to hunt during the designated rifle season for that specific unit and species which is unique because in most western states, your tag is restricted to either rifle OR archery season dates. Wyoming also allows crossbows during their archery hunting season. ONCE YOU BECOME A WYOMING RESIDENT - Based on current regulations for Crook County, you can buy both your General Deer tag and Either-sex Elk Tag over the counter, which is a wonderful thing. Below is general information based on previous years. (YOU MUST REFER TO WYG&F FOR CURRENT REG's) ELK UNIT 116 - Archery Only dates Sept. 1st thru Sept. 30th ** Rifle Season Oct. 15th thru Nov. 10th Cow Elk are also available in the draw and those dates generally run from Oct. 11th thru October. 30th Cow Elk TYPE 8 License - This license type is ONLY VALID ON PRIVATE LAND, and the quantity of tags is UNLIMITED, so an individual can legally harvest multiple cow elk in a single season. The season dates are lengthy, generally running from Aug. 1st thru Jan. 31st. Many area outfitters do offer guided hunts for Cow Elk on private land in Crook County. DEER REGION A - UNIT 2 - Archery Only dates Sept. 1st thru Sept. 30th ** Rifle Season Nov. 1st thru Nov. 20th Deer tags are not species specific in this area. You can legally tag a either a Whitetail or Mule Deer. ANTELOPE - UNIT 2 - Archery Only Aug. 15th thru Sept. 30th ** Rifle Season Oct. 1st thru Nov. 20th MERRIAM'S TURKEY - Non- Res tags are available via the Draw System for both spring and fall. MOUNTAIN LION TAGS are available over the counter. Harvest is based on a quota system. See the WG&F site for complete regulations. TRAVELING TO AREA ATTRACTIONS: Hulett WY - 27 miles Golf Course at Devils Tower & 77 Steakhouse - 27 Miles Devils Tower National Monument - 37 Miles Cook Lake Recreation Area - 45 Miles Keyhole Reservoir State Park WY - 71 Miles Belle Fourche SD - 45 Miles Spearfish SD - 57 Miles Terry Peak Ski Area, Lead SD - 77 Miles Blackhills Airport - Clyde Ice Field in Spearfish SD - 60 Miles Sundance WY - 64 Miles Sturgis SD - 70 Miles Deadwood SD - 67 Miles Gillette WY Regional Airport - 96 Miles Rapid City SD Regional Airport - 108 Miles Mount Rushmore National Monument - 120 Miles Custer State Park - 120 Miles Jewel Cave National Monument- 132 Miles Wind Cave National Park 140 Miles Badlands National Park - 155 Miles Bighorn National Forest - 175 Miles Sheridan WY - 200 Miles Teodore Roosevelt National Park, Medora ND - 188 Miles Yellowstone National Park - 386 Miles

Black Hills Luxury Between Devils Tower & Sundance. Set on 40 scenic acres, this beautifully designed Black Hills estate offers privacy, exceptional scenery, and a welcoming custom-built residence. The home was meticulously crafted with high-end finishes, expansive gathering spaces, and walls of glass to bring the outdoors into nearly every room. Planned for both comfortable living and entertaining, the home features an open-concept layout, multiple fireplaces, wet bar, sauna, swim spa, and extensive outdoor living spaces. Constructed in 2017, it offers 3,225 square feet on the main level with an additional 2,954 square foot walk-out basement. The design includes three bedrooms, five bathrooms, an office, large great room, chef’s kitchen, lower-level family room, and fitness area. The heated 4+ car garage includes an RV bay. With year-round access just off Highway 14, this remarkable property combines seclusion and convenience. The property is ideally located in the heart of Wyoming’s iconic Black Hills region and well suited for full-time living or a vacation getaway. ~ Home Highlights ~ 3,225± sq ft main level 2,954± sq ft walk-out basement Open-concept great room, dining, and kitchen areas 3 bedrooms 5 bathrooms Richly appointed primary suite Chef’s kitchen Granite countertops Walk-through pantry Private office 2 fireplaces Fitness area Endless Pools swim spa Cedar-lined sauna BainUltra hydro tub Cocktail/beverage station Wet bar Numerous French doors Walls of glass Soaring ceilings Low-maintenance deck with gas fire pit Concrete patios Abundant storage throughout Indoor-outdoor living spaces Heated 4+ car garage with RV bay ~ Land Highlights ~ 40± acres Private canyon 8± acres of hay meadow Pine and bur oak trees Beautiful Black Hills views Fenced garden No covenants ~ Location ~ Between Devils Tower and Sundance Near Black Hills recreation. Less than ¼ mile from Highway 14 Sundance, WY—14 miles, Devils Tower, WY—12 miles, Golf Club at Devils Tower —23 miles, Spearfish, SD—45 miles, Deadwood, SD—61 miles, Gillette, WY—60 miles, Rapid City, SD—91 miles.

Panoramic views, power, water well, end of the road privacy and access to public land! Incredible vistas span across a broad segment of the Bear Lodge Mountains and the Black Hills. The property is adjacent to a section of State Land and access to Black Hills National Forest is nearby at various access points in the Bear Lodge Mountains. Situated in Government Valley where Sheep Mountain rises prominently to the west and Crow Peak is visible on the distant eastern horizon near Spearfish, SD. The property already has underground electricity, a water well and an RV hookup. Convenient location within a 10-minute drive to Sundance, WY and 40-minute drive to Spearfish, SD. This tremendous 113 acre building site is close to all of the amenities of the northern Black Hills. !! Property Highlights!! * Amazing views of the Bear Lodge and Black Hills. * Borders a section of State Land. * Underground power. * Water well. * RV Hookup with water and power. * Covenants allow horses. * 10-minute drive to Sundance, WY * 40-minute drive to Spearfish, SD. * 5 miles to horseback riding & hiking trails into National Forest.

Tract 10 at Belle River Ranch - 140.85 Acres | NO COVENANTS ** PRIVACY ** EPIC VIEWS ** HUNTING ** UNDERGROUND POWER ** This one has it all with a unique combination of exceptional privacy, magnificent views, wildlife and year-round accessibility off a County maintained road. The premier building location is a 4+ acre secluded meadow situated on a scenic point that is surrounded by mature timber with no neighbors to hear or see. This beautiful meadow provides an ideal location for your cabin or custom home while offering the privacy and dramatic views that so many buyers seek but rarely find. You will never miss a sunrise or sunset from this property. You also have excellent access throughout the property on the existing interior two track roads. From this elevated setting, you'll enjoy dramatic panoramic views of the surrounding Black Hills of Northeastern Wyoming as well as the Missouri Buttes. The combination of open meadows, mature timber, and expansive views creates a setting that is truly unforgettable. For outdoor enthusiasts, Tract 10 is an outstanding hunting and recreational property. A well-established network of existing interior two-track roads provides excellent access throughout the property, making it easy to explore the timbered draws, ridges, and secluded pockets that provide exceptional wildlife habitat. Whitetail deer and mule deer are abundant, as well as Merriam's turkey. The occasional elk also travels through the area, adding to the property's appeal for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike. The diverse terrain, mature timber, hidden draws, and secluded meadow combine to create a property that offers both recreational enjoyment and outstanding building opportunities. If you're looking for privacy, hunting opportunities, a spectacular spacious homesite with plenty of room for your dream home, shop or barn with commanding views, Tract 10 delivers. Properties that combine county road access, complete privacy, dramatic views, abundant wildlife, established interior roads, and a secluded meadow of this size are exceptionally difficult to find. Tract 10 offers a rare blend of highly desirable features that make it one of the standout properties at Belle River Ranch. The area is well known for its abundant wildlife, offering frequent sightings of both whitetail deer and mule deer, making this property equally attractive for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and nature lovers. From the property, you are only approximately 11 miles from access to 80,000+ acres of National Forest for additional hunting opportunities as well many other allowable outdoor activities. HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES on the public lands in Crook County include Elk, Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Antelope, Merriam's Turkey, Sharp Tailed Grouse & Roughed Grouse as well as waterfowl and other small game species. YOU MUST REFER TO THE WYOMING GAME AND FISH SITE FOR CURRENT DETAILED GUIDELINES: HERE'S SOME GENERAL INFORMATION: FOR NON-RESIDENTS - Tags for Deer, Elk & Antelope must be obtained through the Wyoming Draw System. Once you draw your tag, you can obtain an additional archery license for $72.00 which allows you to also hunt during the designated archery season dates. If you do not fill your tag during archery season, you can continue to hunt during the designated rifle season for that specific unit and species which is unique because in most western states, your tag is restricted to either rifle OR archery season dates. Wyoming also allows crossbows during their archery hunting season. ONCE YOU BECOME A WYOMING RESIDENT - Based on current regulations for Crook County, you can buy both your General Deer tag and Either-sex Elk Tag over the counter, which is a wonderful thing. Below is general information based on previous years. (YOU MUST REFER TO WYG&F FOR CURRENT REG's) ELK UNIT 116 - Archery Only dates Sept. 1st thru Sept. 30th ** Rifle Season Oct. 15th thru Nov. 10th Cow Elk are also available in the draw and those dates generally run from Oct. 11th thru October. 30th Cow Elk TYPE 8 License - This license type is ONLY VALID ON PRIVATE LAND, and the quantity of tags is UNLIMITED, so an individual can legally harvest multiple cow elk in a single season. The season dates are lengthy, generally running from Aug. 1st thru Jan. 31st. Many area outfitters do offer guided hunts for Cow Elk on private land in Crook County. DEER REGION A - UNIT 2 - Archery Only dates Sept. 1st thru Sept. 30th ** Rifle Season Nov. 1st thru Nov. 20th Deer tags are not species specific in this area. You can legally tag a either a Whitetail or Mule Deer. ANTELOPE - UNIT 2 - Archery Only Aug. 15th thru Sept. 30th ** Rifle Season Oct. 1st thru Nov. 20th MOUNTAIN LION TAGS are available over the counter. Harvest is based on a quota system. See the WG&F site for complete regulations. TRAVEL TIMES: Hulett WY - 8.5 miles Golf Course at Devils Tower & 77 Steakhouse - 8.5 Miles Devils Tower National Monument - 19 Miles Sundance WY 40 Miles Keyhole Reservoir State Park WY - 53 Miles Belle Fourche SD - 38 Miles Spearfish SD - 48 Miles Sturgis SD - 62 Miles Deadwood SD - 62 Miles Gillette WY Regional Airport - 83 Miles Rapid City SD Regional Airport - 104 Miles Mount Rushmore National Monument - 113 Miles Custer State Park - 119 Miles Wind Cave National Park 137 Miles Badlands National Park - 148 Miles Sheridan WY - 180 Miles Yellowstone National Park - 380 Miles

Forty acres of the northern Black Hills of Wyoming with nothing standing in your way. Aladdin Timber & Meadow runs open meadow on its south half into dark Ponderosa pine and oak on its north, with rocky outcroppings and 139 feet of relief between. County gravel on two sides, power sits at the east line, and not one structure clutters the ground. Whitetail, mule deer, and turkey country in Crook County, Wyoming. Build it, hunt it, hold it. Land The tract is irregular in shape and oriented roughly north to south. Mona Road, also known as County Road 222, forms the southern boundary of the lower half, Majestic View Road runs the eastern boundary of the upper half, and an intersection with Larson Ridge Trail sits near the northeastern corner. Elevation ranges from approximately 3,448.7 feet on the lower southwestern ground to 3,587.2 feet at the northwestern high point, a total relief of roughly 139 feet across the property. Cover changes as decisively as the ground does. The southern half opens into grassy meadow with scattered timber and carries an average slope of 7.8 percent, with steeper pitches reaching 31.4 percent in its northeastern corner. The northern half is roughly 90 percent canopy, dense Ponderosa pine and oak broken by rocky outcroppings, and averages 14 percent slope with pitches up to 36.6 percent on its upper reaches. Buildable ground on both halves is concentrated on the gentler benches nearer the road frontages, where access, solar exposure, and utility proximity all line up. Those benches are the natural homesite ground, close enough to the county road to keep a driveway short and high enough to hold a view. Soils vary by half. The southern half carries a composite National Commodity Crop Productivity Index (NCCPI) of 22 out of 100. Its dominant soil is Grummit-Querc complex on 3 to 10 percent slopes, covering 50.2 percent of that portion at non-irrigated capability class 6e, along with Querc silt loam, additional Grummit-Querc complex on steeper ground, Lohmiller silty clay loam, and a small area of Stetter silty clay loam. The northern half carries a composite NCCPI of 7.1 out of 100, dominated by Grummit-Querc complex on 10 to 60 percent slopes at 89.9 percent of that portion, capability class 7e, with a smaller inclusion of Lohmiller silty clay loam and a trace of Maggin shaly clay loam. The Lohmiller and Stetter units are bottomland soils formed in alluvium, and they map to the low southwestern ground along the drainage corridor described under Water, Mineral Rights, and Natural Resources. Everything else reflects terrain and soils typical of the Black Hills transitional zone. Improvements No permanent structures of any kind are present on the property. There are no outbuildings, no corrals, and no paved surfaces. For a buyer with a plan, that is the feature: nothing to demolish, nothing to remediate, and no prior owner's siting decisions to live with. Electric service is present at the east boundary, supported by a Powder River Energy Corporation powerline. A private engineered septic system will be required for any development, as no on-site septic exists. There is no well on the property and no water line to it. The property holds a recorded benefit under a shared private water system declaration, which is a right of record rather than a working connection; see Water, Mineral Rights, and Natural Resources for the terms, the route, and the buyer's cost exposure. Recreation Walk the south meadow at first light and you can see the whole strategy of this place. Open feeding ground runs uphill into a wall of Ponderosa pine and oak, and that meadow-to-timber seam across the middle of the tract is exactly the kind of edge that concentrates game movement morning and evening. The meadow greens up early and holds into the shoulder seasons. The timbered north half, roughly 90 percent canopy over rocky outcroppings and 139 feet of relief, gives bedding, thermal cover, and mast within easy reach of that feed. Few single tracts along this corridor carry both halves of that equation. The low, moist bottomland along the southwestern drainage adds a third habitat type to the meadow and the timber. Together they support resident whitetail deer, mule deer, and wild turkey, with elk a realistic possibility given the tract's seclusion and its proximity to the Black Hills National Forest and the herds that range the Bear Lodge Mountains. All hunting is subject to Wyoming Game and Fish Department seasons, licensing, and area regulations. Beyond the hunt, the mix of open ground, heavy timber, and steady elevation change supports hiking, shed antler hunting, wildlife photography, camping, and the kind of dark-sky nights that are getting harder to find. The Larson Ridge Trail intersection near the northeastern corner adds built-in trail access, and frontage on two county-maintained roads keeps the property reachable year-round rather than seasonally. Devils Tower National Monument, the Bearlodge Ranger District of the Black Hills National Forest, and the broader public-land network of the northern Wyoming Black Hills all lie within a short drive. Agriculture Agricultural production potential is limited and honestly stated. The southern half's composite National Commodity Crop Productivity Index of 22 out of 100 points to soils better suited to seasonal grazing than to row crop or hay production, and the northern half's composite index of 7.1 reflects steep, timbered ground with effectively no cultivation potential. No hay is produced on the tract. There are no grazing leases, no agricultural improvements, and no operating infrastructure beyond the perimeter fence. That fence does give a buyer a functional starting point for running a small number of livestock, primarily on the open southern half, without first having to build a boundary. This is recreational and residential land that will carry a few head, not a production unit. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources A mapped drainage corridor crosses the southwestern portion of the property. The source of record for water and flood information on this listing is the Property Report dated July 30, 2026, a copy of which is the first item in the due diligence package. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood mapping shows a flood hazard corridor entering the tract across the western boundary and exiting across the Mona Road frontage near the southwest corner. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) three-meter elevation model places the property low point of 3,448.7 feet on that same southwestern ground, within a tract range of 3,448.7 to 3,587.2 feet. The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) soil survey maps roughly 5.0 acres of bottomland soils formed in alluvium in the same place, 4.6 acres of Lohmiller silty clay loam and 0.4 acres of Stetter silty clay loam, both on 0 to 3 percent slopes, within a tract that otherwise runs 7.8 to 14 percent. The nearest named watercourse is Oak Creek, which runs on and along the adjoining X Heart Ranches Inc. parcel to the west. Whether the channel crossing this tract carries the Oak Creek name or is an unnamed tributary has not been confirmed of record. Buyers should verify the watercourse name, its flow regime, and the current mapped flood zone against current FEMA data and Crook County GIS during due diligence, using the Property Report as the starting point rather than the final word. No ponds or mapped wetlands are shown within the boundaries. The property carries a recorded water benefit rather than an on-site well, and no water line has ever been run to the property. A 2008 Declaration of Private Water System recorded in Book 472, Page 659, and its 2010 First Amendment recorded in Book 507, Page 130, establish perpetual water-line easements serving a shared well permitted through the Wyoming State Engineer's Office as Rattlesnake No. 1, Permit UW-186525, located on a neighboring parcel. The 2010 First Amendment added Lot 13, which is the Majestic View Road portion of this tract, as a benefited lot, with its supply routed from the well through a cistern on the adjoining Lot 14 rather than from the wellhead itself. The declaration provides one share per lot for one participant household for domestic use, with operating and maintenance costs shared among participants and electrical costs billed by meter. Because no line has been run, a buyer wishing to connect would be responsible for the cost of the water line, meter, and related components from the shared cistern to and across the property, over ground the seller does not own, and would become a participant in the existing cost-sharing arrangement. The declaration makes no representation as to water quantity, pressure, or quality. Buyers should independently confirm the current operating status of the system, the physical route and full cost of a connection, and their rights and obligations under the declaration during due diligence. Drilling a private well, subject to Wyoming State Engineer's Office permitting, is the other path a buyer may evaluate. Mineral rights status is unconfirmed. A predecessor warranty deed, Oak Creek Properties, LLC to Daniel O. and Bunny K. Bothwell, recorded June 3, 2016 in Book 564, Page 637, reserved to that grantor an undivided one-half interest in the minerals then held. The current title commitment carries minerals only as a blanket standard exception and does not resolve whether that reservation remains outstanding. Mineral ownership should be verified by the buyer prior to closing. Standing Ponderosa pine and oak timber is the property's principal natural resource, concentrated on the northern half at roughly 90 percent canopy. No timber cruise has been conducted and no volume estimate is offered. General Operations The full exterior boundary of the 40.01-acre tract is perimeter fenced. There is no interior cross-fencing, no corrals, no on-site water system, and no grazing manag

Little Houston Creek Ranch is one of the best ranches of its size and offers excellent privacy with great views and location. The hunting is outstanding for elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, and Merriam Turkeys. This diverse terrain and meandering creek bottom provide the needed cover and food for wildlife. The ranch borders I-90 providing excellent access off the interstate just 10 miles West of the beautiful town of Sundance, Wyoming. Land The ranch consists of approximately 1,776 acres of rolling terrain characteristic of some of the most desirable landscapes in northeastern Wyoming. Towering stands of mature Ponderosa Pine cover much of the property, creating a striking backdrop and providing excellent cover for wildlife. Numerous draws, timbered ridges, open meadows, and lush creek bottoms create a highly diverse ecosystem that supports both livestock and game. The topography offers a balance of usable grazing land and scenic recreational terrain. Elevated ridges provide commanding views across the ranch and surrounding countryside, while sheltered valleys create privacy rarely found on properties with such convenient access. Little Houston Creek and its associated drainages wind through portions of the ranch, enhancing wildlife habitat and contributing to the property's natural beauty. Although Interstate 90 borders the property, the ranch's rolling terrain, timber cover, and natural contours effectively minimize its presence, allowing owners to enjoy the feeling of being deep within the Wyoming countryside while remaining only minutes from pavement. Improvements The ranch is exceptionally fenced. Existing fencing provides a strong foundation for continued grazing operations while allowing a new owner flexibility for future improvements. Currently, the property remains largely unimproved with no residential structures, presenting a blank canvas for a buyer to develop the ranch according to their vision. Whether constructing a hunting lodge, private residence, cattle headquarters, or recreational retreat, the ranch offers numerous locations well-suited for future improvements. Recreation Little Houston Creek Ranch offers exceptional recreational opportunities throughout the year and is particularly known for its outstanding hunting. The property's combination of mature timber, creek bottoms, open grasslands, and secluded drainages provides ideal habitat for a variety of wildlife species. The ranch supports healthy populations of elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, and Merriam turkeys. Elk regularly utilize the timbered ridges and protected valleys, while both mule deer and white-tailed deer thrive throughout the diverse habitat found across the property. Turkey hunting can be excellent, particularly along the creek bottoms and timbered draws. The gently rolling terrain allows for effective spot-and-stalk hunting, while elevated ridges provide excellent vantage points for glassing large portions of the ranch. The property's size and habitat diversity allow wildlife to remain on the ranch throughout much of the year. Located in Wyoming Game Management Unit 2 for Deer and Antelope, Unit 116 for Elk, and Unit 1 for Turkey, the ranch is situated in one of northeastern Wyoming's most recognized hunting regions. See Wyoming Fish and Game regulations for details on tags. The Ranch is located just 5 miles from Keyhole State Park, which has an excellent public access reservoir for boating and fishing. This property is situated in an exceptional area in Wyoming and offers outstanding recreational amenities. Agriculture Little Houston Creek Ranch offers the attributes highly sought after by both ranchers and investors. Productive native grasses, protected valleys, and mature timber create excellent livestock functionality. The ranch currently supports grazing operations and is well-suited for cow-calf pairs, seasonal grazing, or incorporation into a larger ranching operation. Open parks, timbered pastures, and natural water features provide quality forage, shelter, and distribution for livestock throughout the property. Beyond its agricultural utility, the ranch's exceptional wildlife habitat, scenic landscapes, and extensive timber resources add significant long-term value and offer potential conservation opportunities for buyers seeking to preserve and enhance the property's natural character. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All water rights appurtenant to the land will pass to the buyer. There are no mineral rights transferring with the land. Region & Climate This area is known for short summers with the occasional rain shower in the afternoon. The hottest month of the year is July with an average high of 81 degrees. The growing season is Mid-May to Mid-September. Annual precipitation accumulates 19 inches of rainfall and 79 inches of snowfall. Winters are wet and cold. History The area surrounding Sundance is rich in western history and Native American heritage. Established in 1875, Sundance developed as an important trading and transportation hub and remains one of Wyoming's most charming small towns. The region is perhaps best known for its connection to the Black Hills, abundant wildlife, and iconic western landscapes. Nearby attractions include Devils Tower National Monument, Keyhole State Park, Spearfish Canyon, Mount Rushmore, and Crazy Horse Memorial, all of which contribute to the area's strong tourism and recreational appeal. Location Little Houston Creek Ranch is ideally located approximately 10 miles west of Sundance, Wyoming, with direct and convenient access from Interstate 90. The ranch offers the rare combination of privacy and seclusion without sacrificing accessibility. The property is within easy driving distance of both Gillette, Wyoming and Rapid City, South Dakota, providing access to commercial air service, medical facilities, shopping, and other regional amenities. Its location places owners in the heart of some of the most scenic and recreationally diverse country in the Northern Black Hills region.

Beautiful Completely Updated Home and Shop on 24+ACRES just outside Hulett, WY - Borders 120 Ac of landlocked BLM Land for hunting. Only 14 miles from access to 80K+ acres of Nat. Forest *** MOVE-IN READY!! Enjoy the freedom of country living with the convenience of being just minutes from Hulett. Offers privacy, functionality, and direct access to an additional 120 acres of landlocked BLM land bordering the property for hunting and other allowable additional recreational activities *** Fenced and cross-fenced with 15+/- acres of productive pasture for livestock. A substantial 56' x 48' shop/barn that includes built-out fully insulated man-cave / office area and still provides ample room for equipment, tools and storage. *** No Covenants here - Complete remodel down to the studs includes all new pex plumbing, wiring, lighting, flooring, insulation, kitchen & appliances, bathrooms, double pane windows, exterior siding, deck and much more. - Inside, you'll find a completely updated kitchen featuring custom cabinetry with soft-close doors and drawers, granite countertops, modern Whirlpool appliances, and a water conditioning system. Other improvements include, completely remodeled bathrooms, energy-efficient double-pane windows, and attractive exterior siding. Warm tongue-and-groove wood accents throughout the home create an inviting atmosphere that perfectly complements the Wyoming landscape. The approximately 1,800-square-foot residence is truly move-in ready and offers a comfortable blend of rustic character and modern amenities. The attached garage is fully finished and includes automatic garage door openers, while the detached shop offers even greater versatility. In addition to its expansive workspace, the shop features a finished office area measuring approximately 11' x 23', making it ideal for a home-based business, workshop headquarters, or additional storage. LOCATION / AREA ATTRACTIONS: 2.5 Miles to Hulett, WY 2.5 Miles to The Golf Club at Devil's Tower with the 77 Steakhouse & Saloon 3.0 Miles to the Hulett Municipal Airport with a 5500' runway 13 Miles to Devils Tower National Monument 14 Miles to the access road for 80,000 acres of Black Hills National Forest 50 Miles to Spearfish, SD - great town for dining, shopping and access to Spearfish Canyon 63 Miles to Sturgis, SD - Home of the famous Bike Rally 72 Miles to Gillette, WY & 78 Miles to the Gillette regional airport 103 Miles to Rapid City Regional Airport 126 Miles to Custer State Park 114 Miles to Mount Rushmore