Scott Leach

$8,500,000

42,939 Acres

Pinedale, Wyoming, 82941

Temple Peak Ranch is a thriving property that combines productivity and recreational beauty on the western slope of the Wind River Range. A total of 42,939+/- contiguous acres, the ranch consists of 3,610 deeded acres, 39,089 BLM in-common lease acres and 240 State of Wyoming lease acres. This ranch boasts high-quality, efficient facilities for both cattle and horses. Located just below the Wind River Range and overlooked by Temple Peak, the headquarters offer breathtaking views and ample opportunities for outdoor activities. Temple Peak Ranch is not encumbered by any conservation easements.LOCATIONTemple Peak Ranch is in northwest Wyoming, 19 miles south of Boulder, 31 miles south of Pinedale and about 110 miles south of Jackson. The property is accessible from WY-353. Nearby airports of varying sizes are in Pinedale, Jackson, and Rock Springs.ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTIONTemple 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. The ranch is cross fenced into nine pastures for rotational grazing. The fences are four and five-wire barbed wire on wood and steel posts and are in good condition. The elevation of 7,150 to 7,450 feet above sea level provides cooler temperatures. According to the High Plains Regional Climate Center at the University of Nebraska, the average annual precipitation for the Sublette County is approximately 23.4 inches including 51.3 inches of snow fall. The average high temperature in January is 28 degrees, while the low is 1 degree. The average high temperature in July is 79 degrees, while the low is 43 degrees.There are approximately 140+/-acres under two Zimmatic center pivots and 525+/- acres of flood irrigated grass meadows.The terrain is flat, lush meadows and rolling hills, which are native grass and sagebrush covered. Muddy Creek is a riparian zone that provides year-round live water and is also a trout fishery. There is one small reservoir along Muddy Creek. The Wind River Mountains to the east and the Wyoming Range to the west make this a scenic property.Temple Peak Ranch has a thriving antelope population along with sage grouse, deer, coyotes, mountain lion, bobcat, ducks, geese, and cranes. Elk and mule deer frequent the property in the winter months.OPERATIONSThe grazing of Temple Peak Ranch for 2025 was 650 pairs and 100 yearlings for the summer grazing months (5 months). The ranch is cross fenced into nine pastures for flexible management and efficient grazing rotation. Most fences are four and five strands of barbed wire with steel posts and are in good condition. Several miles of new fence have been built in recent years.There are two Zimmatic center pivots, for a total of 140+/- acres and planted to alfalfa with a new stand on the north pivot. There are approximately 525+/-acres of flood-irrigated meadows consisting of Timothy, Garrison, and Brome grass, with water via irrigation ditches from Muddy Creek. The ranch has produced enough high-quality grass and alfalfa hay for all the winter feedings and regrowth for fall grazing. An average year of hay production is 2 ½ tons per acre with two cuttings on the pivots and one cutting on the meadows.The cattle handling facilities feature pipe pens and sorting alley. There is a Silencer hydraulic squeeze chute, livestock scale, grain bin, semi and a truck load out.Temple Peak Ranch also has an excellent set of equine facilities, consisting of a 200’ x 325’ pipe arena with an automatic chute, a 200’ x 75’ calf roping alley with a manual chute, a round pen, hay storage, and numerous covered and open horse runs with automatic waterers. The 2,600 sq. ft. barn features six indoor stalls with Poly-last floor and pipe runs with automatic waterers. The front end of the barn features a tack room and an attractive one bedroom, one bathroom apartment with a full kitchen. The barn features a large concrete patio and covered porch.Temple Peak Ranch has no conservation easements on it.WATER RIGHTS AND RESOURCES• Two domestic wells• Two stock wells• Ten solar livestock wells on BLM lease ground• Live water from Muddy Creek and South Creek• Irrigation ditches• Two small reservoirsIMPROVEMENTSThe main headquarters of Temple Peak Ranch feature the home, barn, arenas, round pen, and horse pens with lean-to.• Attractive two-story, 3,911 sq. ft. home, built in 2005• The exterior of the home is a combination of cedar siding, shaker shingles, and a metal wainscoting. The roof is asphalt shingles and metal roofing on the upper floor.• Four bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths. Covered wood deck and an upper balcony.MAIN FLOOR• An open floor plan with a southern facing family room with vaulted ceilings, and an attractive, window-covered prow front. Propane fireplace. Dining room.• Kitchen features beautiful hickory cabinets, granite countertops, walk-in pantry, and an eat-in bar. There are numerous cupboards and storage space. Double ovens, refrigerator, dishwasher. Room for an extra fridge and freezer on the back side of the kitchen.• The master bedroom features a walk-in closet and on-suite with a steam shower.• Office has a hickory built-in desk and open shelves.• Craft room, laundry, mudroom and ½ bath.• Additional bedroom on main level.SECOND LEVEL• Family room, built-in wet bar with sink and under-counter beverage cooler, tongue-and-groove, pine cathedral ceilings, outdoor deck.• Two bedrooms, one bathroom• Large deckOTHER IMPROVEMENTS• Metal shop serves as a large garage with three overhead doors.• Horse Barn – 2,600 sq. ft., built 2010.• Six indoor 14’ x 14’ horse stalls with Polylast flooring have outdoor pipe runs with automatic waterers.• Two overhead doors and a large walk-through door.• Tack room• Useful and attractive one bedroom, one-bathroom apartment with a full kitchen.• The front of the barn has a large concrete patio and covered porch.• Lean-to with four large runs on the front side and automatic waterers. Seven additional runs and a round pen connect to the arena.• Pipe arena, 200’ x 325’, with Chute Help and Auto Chute.• 75’ x 300’ calf alley and Priefert manual chute.• Hay storage barn and fenced-in stack yard.Cattle handling facilities on Temple Peak Ranch:• Southwest of the headquarters near Muddy Creek and E. Fork Big Sandy Road• Pipe corrals• Cattle working alley and Silencer hydraulic squeeze chute all under a covered lean-to.• Rice livestock scale with digital readout, last certification in 2019• Semi and truck loadout chute• Grain binBuildings per the assessor include:• Light commercial utility – 2,184 sq. ft. with a 672 sq. ft. lean to, built 2005• Equipment building – 336 sq. ft., built 2008• Farm utility loafing shed – 1,680 sq. ft., built 2008• Farm utility loafing shed – 336 sq. ft. with 144 sq. ft. lean to, built 2008• Equipment building – 168 sq. ft. with 144 sq. ft. lean to, built 2008• Equipment building – 168 sq. ft. with 144 sq. ft. lean to, built 2008• Farm utility loafing shed – 336 sq. ft., built 2008• Farm implement equipment shed – 1280 sq. ft, built 2008UTILITIESElectricity – Rocky Mountain PowerPropane – Bright Gas Propane - Approximate $2,000 annuallyCommunications – Cell coverage is available.Water – Private wellSewer – Private septicInternet – Visionary, tower on the propertyTelevision – Satellite TVWILDLIFE AND RECREATIONTemple Peak Ranch is in Area 90 for antelope hunting and boasts some of the largest herds in Wyoming. Temple Peak (12,977 feet) is located in the southern Wind River Range in Wyoming. Temple Peak is a little over 1 mile southwest of East Temple Peak. Temple Peak is in the Bridger Wilderness of Bridger-Teton National Forest.Area wildlife is abundant and outnumbers Pinedale residents ten-fold. The rugged landscape of the surrounding Wind River, Wyoming, and Gros Ventre Mountain ranges are home to a multitude of wildlife from moose and mule deer to grizzly bears and gray wolves. Pinedale is located on the Path of the Pronghorn, one of the last remaining long-distance animal migrations in the Western Hemisphere, and visitors can watch the pronghorn and other animals safely cross roadways via purpose-built migration overpasses west of town.The Wind River Range is home to thousands of alpine lakes, deep valleys carved out by glaciers and time. Many are accessible only by hiking into the backcountry to experience solitude and high-altitude scenery unlike any other place in the country. Several large glacial-fed lakes surround Pinedale and are a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts as well as fishermen, beachgoers, and folks just looking to enjoy the views.The New Fork River, two miles south of Pinedale, hosts a variety of fish including Rainbow trout, Brown trout, Mountain Whitefish, and an occasional Snake River Cutthroat trout. The riparian corridor hosts moose, deer, and a variety of small game animals and waterfowl.The Green River, a major tributary of the great Colorado River system, is born from the meltwater of Pinedale, Wyoming’s Wind River Mountains. From Green River Lakes, the Green River runs 730 miles to join Colorado deep in Utah’s Canyonlands National Park. The Green River is not only one of the major waterways of the Rocky Mountain West, but it is also Pinedale’s agricultural lifeline, the recreational crown jewel, and the basis of most of the region’s early history.HISTORYPinedale has a rich past of exploration and western settlement, starting with the Rocky Mountain Fur Trade era of the early 1800s. While western explorers, trappers, and traders settled in the Green River valley, the fur trade gave way to ranching. The Green River Drift is the nation’s oldest and longest cattle drive and is the first ranching-related Traditional Cultural Property listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In June and October, traffic literally stops as cowboys herd their charges through town.Temple Peak Ranch has an old stage stop and the Oregon Trail passing through.TAXES: $7,239 (2025)LEASESSquare Top Common allotment number WY02051 annual cost $540Boulter Pasture allotment number WY12117 annual cost $2.70Cowley Tract allotment number WY02052 annual cost $13.50Southwest Pasture Individual allotment number WY12116 annual cost $76.95State of Wyoming lease #3-8489 annual cost $288.12SUMMARYPinedale and Boulder, Wyoming are the real deal for the western way of life. Temple Peak Ranch has been a productive cattle ranch where the owners use their home-raised colts and horses in the day-to-day operations of the ranch. With Temple Peak serving as the backdrop to the ranch, recreation and wildlife present many opportunities for the new owner.

$2,750,000

35 Acres

Alcova, Wyoming, 82620

Gray Reef Riverfront Ranch is a 35-acre retreat nestled in central Wyoming, bordered by the North Platte River on two sides, offering exceptional fishing access. This scenic property features a three-bedroom home, a versatile shop, a retail storefront, and three cozy guest cabins. Anglers will appreciate year-round fishing opportunities for rainbow and brown trout in the North Platte’s renowned waters.LOCATIONThe Gray Reef Riverfront is located 30 minutes southwest of Casper, one of Wyoming’s largest towns, or four hours north of the Denver International Airport. The distance from the property to the first ramp below the dam at Alcova, Wyoming is about a ten-minute drive.ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTIONSpanning approximately 35 acres, Gray Reef Riverfront offers North Platte River access on two sides, multiple outbuildings, and shops. Bordering thousands of acres of BLM public lands and within walking distance to one of the river’s most versatile access ramps, this property is a premier destination for sports and recreation. The North Platte River is celebrated as one of the nation’s top tailwater fisheries, drawing anglers worldwide to challenge its vibrant trout population. Fish species include Bear River Cutthroat, Brown Trout, Grayling, Rainbow Trout, Snake River Cutthroat, and Walleye. The property sits at an elevation of 5,300 feet.OPERATIONSPreviously operated as a family retreat and as headquarters for one of the region’s top fly-fishing guide services, Cowboy Drifters, the property features multiple overnight accommodations, a commercial retail storefront, a manager’s residence, and a spacious industrial shop. Just 1,000 feet to the south lies the Lusby public access and takeout point. Upstream from the Lusby boat launch, limited motorized use is permitted, offering excellent access for waterfowl hunting. Downstream from Lusby, numerous boat ramps and less-traveled floatable sections await, ideal for anglers seeking a quieter experience. This property’s prime location provides year-round access for fly-fishing large trout or enjoying world-class wing shooting.WILDLIFE AND RECREATIONGray Reef Riverfront is perched along rock and mud bank cliffs overlooking the North Platte River. The property boasts vibrant riparian zones teeming with wildlife, including a variety of shorebirds, migratory ducks, and big game. Although the general area is known for its windy conditions, Gray Reef Riverfront enjoys a more sheltered location, offering a calmer environment than other parts of the valley. The river provides year-round fishing for rainbow and brown trout, along with seasonal opportunities for waterfowl hunting.WATER RIGHTS AND RESOURCESExclusive access to the North Platte River. There are five wells with the Gray Reef Riverfront property.IMPROVEMENTSThe Gray Reef Riverfront building improvements provide functional structures for use by the owners and guests.• Modular home that is 2,280 sq. ft. with 3 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths. Built in 2018.• The shop is 3,456 sq. ft. with a bathroom and built in 2017.• There is a 900 sq. ft. retail store built in 2008.• Three guest cabins which sleep up to six people with a full bathroom and kitchen built in 2008. One is 1,560 sq. ft. with a laundry room. The other two are 900 sq. ft. They have electric baseboard heat.INVESTMENT CONSIDERATIONSThere is no conservation easement in place. This location would make for an exceptional building site for a private retreat with proximity and access to the North Platte River being its primary feature.TAXES: $5,520 (2024)SUMMARYGray Reef Riverfront provides access to the North Platte River on both sides. This river is celebrated as one of the finest tailwater fisheries in the country, drawing anglers from around the world eager to hone their fly-fishing skills while battling some of the most formidable trout species.

$1,500,000

292 Acres

Fort Laramie, Wyoming, 82212

Tipi Hills Ranch is where Wyoming’s frontier spirit meets modern comfort and rich history. Nestled in the rolling hills of southeastern Wyoming, this one-of-a-kind guest ranch blends hospitality, heritage, and home into an unforgettable setting. Just a scenic drive from Fort Laramie and the Black Hills, Tipi Hills Ranch has welcomed travelers from around the world seeking a taste of the Old West—and a peaceful place to stay.LOCATIONTipi Hills Ranch sits in southeast Wyoming, seven miles north of Fort Laramie, Wyoming. To access the ranch from Fort Laramie, travel north on Kaspiere Rd for 5.8 miles, continue straight onto Rd 42/Pine Ridge Rd for 1.1 miles to the designation. Torrington, WY, the county seat of Goshen County, is 28 miles southeast. Lusk, WY is 43 miles north. Scottsbluff, NE is 60 miles southeast. Denver International Airport is 3 ½ hours south. Fort Laramie is a peaceful, rural ranching community with access to modern conveniences in nearby towns. The town is named after the historic Fort Laramie, an important stop on the Oregon Trail.ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTIONThe Tipi Hills consists of 292.1 deeded acres. The property is scenic and secluded, tucked into the gently rolling hills, with unique tipi-like bluffs, plateaus, and scattered trees. The native grass is owner-rated for 15 cow/calf pairs with supplemental winter feeding. The property is fenced into four pastures for efficient livestock management. Wildlife which frequents the property include mule and whitetail deer, antelope, and an occasional coyote or mountain lion.OPERATIONSWith an Airbnb history, the Tipi Hills Ranch has been a top destination for international guests, especially from Europe, drawn to Native American history, frontier lore and the Oregon Trail.WILDLIFE AND RECREATIONThe Tipi Hills Ranch has a private Cowboy Pasture Golf Driving Range located right in front of the main house. This is an area steeped in Western history with the nearby historic Fort Laramie and Oregon Trail landmarks. Guernsey Reservoir and the North Platte River offer boating, hiking, fishing, and camping opportunities. The Black Hills region is approximately three hours north.IMPROVEMENTSA spacious and inviting 3-bedroom, 2 ½ bath home, built in 2000, sits at the heart of the property, featuring:• A great room, living room, office, and eat-in-kitchen/dining area.• A luxurious primary suite with walk-in closet and 5-piece bath• Newly installed luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout• Central air conditioning• Wrap-around porch offering stunning sunset views.• Beautifully landscaped yard with sprinkler system and numerous shade trees.• Oversized two-car detected garage with 10’ doors and a climate-controlled dry pantry.The guest accommodations are designed with hosting in mind, Tipi Hills Ranch is ideal for Airbnb or extended-stay guests.• One-Bedroom/One-Bathroom Lodge, which is attached to the front of the shop, includes a lobby with 1800’s antique general store, original mirrored bar back and bar, butler’s pantry, and a separate office. Other features include radiant in-floor heat, air conditions, punched tin ceiling, electrified carbide lights.• Furnished Log Guest Cabin, built in 2016, is cozy and stylish with full bathroom, kitchenette, and a charming front porch swing. Includes a free-standing cast iron gas stove and air conditioning.• 40’x40’ insulated shop is attached to the lodge and features an 18’x14’ overhead door, man door, radiant in-floor heat, and a sink with hot and cold water.• 40’x60’ insulated shop is attached to the shop and features an 18’x14’ overhead door and man door offering versatile event and storage space.• Outdoor Glamping Deck is built for a tipi or tent setup, perfect for Airbnb stays under the stars.• RV Hookup is a full setup with water, 50 amp electric and sewer connection.• Stand-alone bathhouse features two bathrooms and a private outdoor hot-water shower.

$160,000

36 Acres

Glendo, Wyoming, 82213

Glendo Overlook Lot 22 is a 36-acre parcel located just 6.5 miles east of the Sandy Beach Dune Campground and Boat Launch at Glendo Reservoir in Wyoming. With year-round access via paved Patten Creek Road, this property offers sweeping views of the Laramie Range and native grassland at an elevation of 4,980 feet. It includes electricity and a well but is not fenced. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the close proximity to Glendo State Park, which features 12,000 acres of water and 10,000 acres of land ideal for boating, fishing, hiking, and wildlife watching. The reservoir is renowned for excellent walleye fishing and also supports bass, perch, catfish, and crappie. The lot is an ideal setting for a private retreat with access to premier recreation.

$950,000

50 Acres

Wheatland, Wyoming, 82201

The Cottonwood Ranchette and Feedlot is a 50-acre property located just six miles northwest of Wheatland, Wyoming. The property has sweeping views of the Laramie Range to the west and features a 2,500 square foot home and the feedlot has 14 pens with room for 999 head of cattle. The Cottonwood Ranchette could be transformed into a functional horse property.LOCATIONThe Cottonwood Ranchette is conveniently situated just six miles northwest of Wheatland, WY, on Bluffview Road. Torrington, WY, home to the state’s largest livestock market—is located 61 miles to the east.ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTIONThis 50-acre property is fully fenced and features a native grass pasture, a well-maintained home, and a mature tree row that offers both privacy and wind protection. Enjoy sweeping views of the Laramie Range to the west from the property’s elevated setting at 4,600 feet.OPERATIONSThe feedlot includes approximately 1,850 feet of bunk space across 14 pens, with a total capacity of 999 head of cattle. Key features include:• 7 large pens with durable steel pipe and guardrail fencing• Additional smaller pens• Concrete J-bunk feeders and aprons• Tire tank waterers• Pipe load-out system• Covered double alley for efficient cattle processing• Covered cattle processing area equipped with a Silencer hydraulic chute• 36’ x 56’ shop: one side finished for workspace or storage, the other side featuring a 16-foot roll-up door—ideal for parking a feed truckIMPROVEMENTSThe 2,500 sq. ft. home features 3 bedrooms and 2 recently remodeled bathrooms. One is within the master bedroom. The main level living room includes a rock fireplace, while the basement family room offers a cozy woodstove. An open kitchen filled with natural light flows into the dining area, which opens onto an enclosed back porch complete with a hot tub. Additional amenities include an attached two-car garage, an underground sprinkler system, and over 800 mature trees providing shade and privacy. The property is serviced by a private well and septic system.TAXES: $1,153 (2025)SUMMARYThe home is move-in ready, and the feedlot combines the benefits of rural living with convenient access to town amenities. The feedlot presents a unique opportunity for expanding an existing operation – such as heifer development – or for establishing a new foothold in the cattle industry.

$1,000,000

800 Acres

Wyoming, 82221

The Sanders Dryland Farm spans 800 deeded acres of gently rolling farmland and native prairie just east of LaGrange, Wyoming. Productive and versatile, the property is currently planted in sunflowers and well-suited for continued dryland crops or grazing. A state highway conveniently divides the acreage, offering excellent access and potential for future subdivision or development. With its blend of open farm ground, scenic views, and the rustic charm of an old homestead and barn, this property presents a rare opportunity to combine agricultural productivity, recreation, and investment potential in one accessible Wyoming location.LOCATIONThe Sanders Dryland Farm is ideally located just three miles east of LaGrange, Wyoming, offering the convenience of nearby community services while maintaining a peaceful rural setting. The property sits 33 miles south of Torrington, home to Wyoming’s largest livestock market and the county seat, and approximately 56 miles northeast of Cheyenne, providing easy access to major markets, amenities, and transportation routes.ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTIONThe Sanders Dryland Farm encompasses approximately 800 deeded acres of gently rolling terrain characteristic of southeastern Wyoming’s high plains. The land features a mix of productive dryland farm ground and open native grass, providing both agricultural value and scenic diversity. Currently planted in sunflowers, the property’s soil and elevation are well-suited for a variety of dryland crops such as wheat, millet, and corn, offering flexibility for continued production or rotation.WILDLIFE AND RECREATIONAntelope, mule deer, coyotes and upland game hunting.