Approximately 17,793+ total acres of prime ranch real estate. Agricultural unit acreage is as follows: 14,312 deeded acres, 1,401 acres of BLM lease, 640 acres of State of Wyoming lease, and 1,440 acres of private lease make up this large, low-overhead, grass ranch. The Kinchen’s deeded and leased lands are in one contiguous block located approximately 5 miles north of Lance Creek, Wyoming. The main set of headquarters is adjacent to a paved highway, and consists of a 3,100 sq. ft. ranch style home with 3 bedrooms and 3 ½ baths along with several outbuildings. There is a second set of improvements approximately 2 miles northeast of the headquarters. The ranch is watered by approximately 19 reservoirs, 9 windmills, and 6 submersible wells with approximately 16 miles of underground pipeline supplying storage tanks ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 gallons. The stored stock water gravity-feeds into 25 stock tanks strategically located throughout the entire ranch to maximize the rotational grazing. Approximately 8 miles of live water provided by Little Lightning Creek and Lance Creek begins on the southern portion of the ranch, and extends through the northeast end of the subject property. Currently the owner is running approximately 450 cow/calf pairs, keeping 30-40 head of replacement heifers, 20-25 range bulls, 12 saddle horses, and summering an additional 300 head of yearling cattle for four to five months. The ranch offers excellent hunting opportunities for trophy mule deer, antelope, sharp-tail grouse, turkeys and other upland game birds.