Excellent Investment Opportunities Await on Wyoming Ranches

With stunning landscape across the state, it isn’t hard to see why Wyoming ranches are such a sought-after investment. It is home to two of the largest and most famous national parks in the US, which play host to a diverse range of flora and fauna.Whether you are looking to raise cattle or hunt big game, you will find a wealth of options in the mountains and plains of Wyoming. And, with some fantastic new properties just coming on to the market, now is the perfect time to invest.

Big Game

The topography of the land and the vast areas of protected land are home to some of the largest game in the country: Moose, Mule Deer, Bison, Antelope, Elk, and Bighorn Sheep are all found in large numbers throughout the state. Hunting is strictly controlled so when you are looking at sites; it is worth checking out whether the ranch has any tags allocated to it.

Hidden Valley Ranch in Glenrock offers outstanding hunting opportunities for the seasoned sportsman. The ranch has an enviable location crisscrossed by four creeks and sees large numbers of deer and elk throughout the year. In fact, part of the property is in Elk Zone 7 and is, therefore, qualifies for landowner tags, for both elk and deer.

Another excellent option for big game hunters is Elk Haven Ranch in Platte County. It is, also, located in Elk Zone 7 and close to Deer Area 64. This means big game is never far away and getting hunting tags is relatively straightforward.

Cattle Farming

Agriculture is big business in Wyoming, and many ranches offer unique land for raising cattle. When looking at potential investment opportunities, you need to look for a high acreage combined with adequate water supplies.

One ranch that everything is the China Wall Ranch located in Albany County. Water and pasture land are abundant throughout the site, and the local livestock market isn’t far away either, significantly reducing transportation costs. And, if that wasn’t enough its excellent location affords it landowner tags for elk, deer, and antelope.

Another intriguing investment opportunity for experienced or new cattle ranchers is Brees Ranch in Albany County. Rolling hills are spread throughout the ranch and offering excellent opportunities for large-scale cattle operations, and the potential for a significant return on investment. Also, the ranch is located close to Laramie, which offers the best of both worlds.

The Great Outdoors

Wyoming is the quintessential ‘great outdoors’ with a diverse landscape and many national parks within its borders. Two examples are Yellowstone and Grand Teton, which are known all around the world for their incredible views, flora, fauna, and adventure opportunities.

In addition to hunting and cattle ranching, the state offers numerous opportunities for fishing, climbing, hiking, skiing, and off-road cycling. Jack Creek Ranch located close to Bighorn National Forest is an excellent example of a ranch with year-round possibilities. The ranch itself has a diverse topography with magnificent views across the Bighorn Basin, as well as enjoying a vast forest as a neighbor. If you are a fan of horse riding or hiking, then the opportunities are endless.

If you a keen angler then the Snowy Range Fishing Lodge is the place for you, as it is home to 2.5 miles of Gold Medal Trout Fishing. With a considerable amount of Rainbow, Brown, and Cutthroat Trout anglers come from all over the country to try their luck, and always go home happy. There is potential for a significant return on investment from this property due to the fishing and lodging on-site.