Supplements: for off-road adventurers. This end-of-the-road property is a true outdoorsman's paradise or a ranchers haven, offering direct access to State and BLM land. The neighboring the historic Pitchfork Ranch and the expansive 91 Ranch are adjacent to the property. The Pitchfork, once a sprawling 250,000-acre ranch, now encompasses 100,000 acres, adding to ... (Read more) for off-road adventurers. This end-of-the-road property is a true outdoorsman's paradise or a ranchers haven, offering direct access to State and BLM land. The neighboring the historic Pitchfork Ranch and the expansive 91 Ranch are adjacent to the property. The Pitchfork, once a sprawling 250,000-acre ranch, now encompasses 100,000 acres, adding to the grandeur and legacy of this land. The ranch itself is a blend of rugged beauty and agricultural potential. The open range grasslands provide excellent winter pastures, while approximately 25 to 35 acres are farmable, with established irrigation from Rawhide Creek. The Little Rawhide, a year-round stream, is located on the property, offering a consistent water source and enhancing the land's agricultural viability. On the property stands an old homestead cabin, a testament to the land's rich history. While not currently habitable, the cabin presents a unique opportunity for restoration. The cabin site is already equipped with power, making it an ideal spot for a new build or a cozy retreat. This ranch is teeming with wildlife, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. On or near the land you will find deer, elk, antelope, coyotes, foxes, and bald eagles that are just a few of the species that call this area home. Listed at $2,500,000, this ranch offers an unparalleled combination of natural beauty, agricultural opportunity, and a connection to the wild, unspoiled lands of Wyoming. Whether you're looking to continue its agricultural legacy, create a private retreat, or invest in a piece of Western heritage, this property is a rare find in one of the most scenic regions of the United States.