In the heart of the central flyway, an area known for its big flights of late season mallards, wigeon, and giant Greater Canada geese, lies the Ft. Laramie Waterfowl Preserve, a 288-acre sportsmans paradise. Nestled amongst mature Cottonwood lined Platte River Frontage, towering chalk rock bluffs, and complemented by 72 acres of irrigation under a center pivot, this property is a very productive farm with 1 1/4 miles of North Platte River frontage, home to trophy whitetail, turkey, ducks, and geese. 20 minutes from Torrington, Wyoming and 3 hours from Denver, the Ft. Laramie Waterfowl Preserve is rich with history. It is adjacent to the Ft. Laramie Historical Monument and offers one of the best views in Goshen County, a vantage point frequented by pioneer emigrants to watch the strings of pearls as the thousands of settlers made there way through the Platte River Valley in their wagon trains. The ranch is a well kept, very private hideaway with improvements consisting of a very quaint 975 sq. ft. rock sided house, metal shop, and a small metal storage shed complete with a set of corrals and livestock handling equipment, all located at the heart of the farm. Contact Jared Souza or Ken Mirr.