M&M Ranch is situated in the eastern foothills of the Big Horn Mountains just minutes north of Buffalo, Wyoming. The Ranch is comprised of approximately 12,388 total acres. In addition to the land, approximately 62,000 acre feet of water rights in Lake DeSmet and all appurtenant mineral rights are included in this offering.
As M&M Ranch comes to market, the largescale agricultural producer will be pleased to find this unique opportunity to put a large block of land into serious agricultural production. With over 4,000 acres of adjudicated irrigation rights in combination with Lake DeSmet storage rights, the irrigation potential on the Ranch is astounding.
Owned by energy companies for the past 60 years, the historical interest in the Ranch has been for future mineral development. With over onebillion tons of estimated coal reserves underlying the property, in combination with the ...
Owned by energy companies for the past 60 years, the historical interest in the Ranch has been for future mineral development. With over onebillion tons of estimated coal reserves underlying the property, in combination with the Lake DeSmet water rights, M&M Ranch has been identified by reputable energy companies as one of the best places in the world to construct a coal conversion facility. However, through all the cycles of global energy markets, the Ranch and the minerals remain largely undeveloped. This presents a new owner the opportunity to utilize the Ranchs resources to meet their strategic goals.
In addition to the agricultural and energy development opportunities, the recreational aspects of the Ranch are not to be overlooked. With mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, sharptailed grouse, Hungarian partridge, pheasants, turkeys, ducks, geese, brown trout, rainbow trout, tiger muskies, largemouth bass, and perch, M&M Ranch offers an amazing variety of outdoor sporting opportunities.
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