Listings by Scott Leach

Bring your horses and your vision, the rest is here. There is a fine set of pens for sorting, doctoring, and working mares efficiently. The seven pastures can be used rotationally or split up for a couple stud horses and smaller bands of mares. Most winters are fairly open to cut down on feed costs and the summer grass has no equal. There are numerous opportunities to market and sell horses around the area. Torrington to the north has an indoor arena and the steer roping circuit finals are held there. Many smaller rodeos and ranch rodeos around the area with the “Daddy of ‘em All” not far away in Cheyenne. Wyoming boasts many elite horse sales with customers coming from across the U.S. to look for prospects and finished horses. This is genuine ranch country with many of the big outfits still using horses for daily work. Southeast Wyoming offers the ideal setting to raise well rounded horses sought after for their ability to remain sure-footed in all kinds of terrain. Horses thrive on the native grasses that this region has to offer. This is truly a horseman’s paradise where you can raise your foals up strong and healthy under the big Wyoming sky. The Box Elder Spring Ranch is a pristine horse and cow/calf facility featuring rolling grass pastures, seven stock tanks, and a clean, efficient array of improvements. The ranch has the potential to go either direction with horses, cattle or a combination of both. The property spans a contiguous 1,178± acres, divided into seven pastures for rotational grazing. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION The Box Elder Spring Ranch consists of 1,178+/- contiguous deeded acres with high-quality, native, and improved grasses which yield good weight gains on calves. The property is fenced and cross-fenced into seven pastures. The fences are 4 and 5-wire barbed wire on wood and steel posts and are in good condition. All the pastures are well-watered with seven tanks tied into two wells and the house well. The corrals have two automatic waterers. The Box Elder Spring is a year-round live spring which is in the east portion of the ranch. The elevation varies between 5,150 t0 5,250 feet above sea level. OPERATIONS The Box Elder Spring Ranch is owner-rated at 50 cow/calf pairs with supplemental winter feeding. The owner has also run six head of horses year-round. The ranch is cross fenced into seven pastures for flexible management and efficient grazing rotation. WATER RESOURCES Water resources are a strong consideration for any western ranch and the Box Elder Spring Ranch has the Box Elder Spring, which is a reliable year-round water source along with one domestic well, two stock wells and seven livestock tanks that allow for appropriate utilization of the feed resources. At our website, ranchland.com, search BOX ELDER SPRING RANCH for drone footage. SHOWING By appointment to qualified buyers. Contact for information and a showing: Scott Leach Mason Morse Ranch Company (307) 331-9095 sleach@ranchland.com

The Temple Peak Ranch consists of 3,610 deeded acres, 39,089 BLM in-common lease acres and 240 State of Wyoming lease acres for a total of 42,939+/- contiguous acres located 100 miles south of Jackson, WY. The owners have historically run 60 head of horses, mares and colts and 250 cow/calf pairs year-round. At our website, ranchland.com, search TEMPLE PEAK RANCH for drone footage. SHOWING By appointment to qualified buyers. Contact for information and a showing: Scott Leach Mason Morse Ranch Company (307) 331-9095 sleach@ranchland.com