Broom Creek Ranch: A Highly Productive Wyoming Property
Located 20 miles north of Guernsey and 30 miles east of Glendo, Broom Creek Ranch is a highly productive ranch that spans 4,411 deeded acres, along with 320 acres of BLM lease and a 640-acre State of Wyoming lease, totaling 5,371 contiguous acres. This stunning property is situated in the rolling hills of the Wildcat Hills and boasts deep draws, scattered pine trees, and rock outcroppings, as well as well-sodded pastures.

Ranch Operations:
In the past, Broom Creek Ranch was home to 300 cow/calf pairs, and the grasses here are hard varieties packed with protein to help the cattle thrive. The ranch is equipped with five water wells, two of which are electric submersible wells and three are windmills, along with a three-mile pipeline system that delivers water to stock tanks located throughout the property, maximizing grazing efficiency. The ranch is cross-fenced into 5 pastures and is enclosed with 4-wire barbed wire fencing.

Facilities:
The ranch also features a comfortable 1,700 sq. ft. home with two bedrooms and one bathroom, a barn, working corrals, a shop, and several other outbuildings. Electricity runs along the entire north end of the ranch and down the center, providing power to the headquarters.

Income:
In recent years, the owners have leased the ranch for grazing and hunting, generating over $90,000 annually. The ranch is not currently being leased, but it also boasts a reclaimed limestone quarry that could be reopened to generate additional income, and there is also the potential to sell decorative rock from the ranch.

Hunting:
This property is a hunter's paradise, with Trophy Pronghorn Antelope, Mule Deer, Turkey, and Grouse, as well as occasional Elk sightings. The ranch is located in GMU areas 11 for Pronghorn, area 15 for Deer, and area 3 for Elk.

Area:
Broom Creek Ranch is situated in Goshen and Platte Counties, in one of Wyoming's recreational hotspots. The ranch gate is located 25 miles east of Glendo Reservoir Marina, one of Wyoming's premier boating and fishing lakes. It is also just 30 minutes away from historic sites like the Oregon Trail Ruts, Register Cliff, and Fort Laramie. Guernsey State Park and Guernsey Reservoir are 20 miles away, Hartville, Wyoming is down the road, and Grayrocks Reservoir is 35 miles to the south. The towns of Douglas, Wheatland, and Torrington are all within an hour's drive, offering all major services, including medical, veterinary, major shopping, banking, and farm supplies.