Some of the best sporting ranches in the west are on the Greybull River just east of Meeteetse, Wyoming. This 572 acre is no exception, it has the perfect combination for attracting big game, 300 acres of fertile irrigate crop land, 1.5 miles of heavy covered deciduouse river bottom and it all backs up to a sundry canyons that run for mile back into the BLM Land. The elk, deer and pronghorn that move through this corridor have left some impressive marks on the Boone and Crockett books. The ranch also has a 12000 acre BLM lease for 2100 AU on the Greybull River.

The largest concentration of Chukar and hungarin Partridge in Wyoming have been documented in this area. There are also prairie Chickens, Pheasants, Turkey and a host of migratory birds that make the ranch their home.

Fishing "The Greybull River is the last stronghold for native Yellowstone cutthroat trout. The size and quality ...