The Rawhide Creek Farm is a beautiful, productive 351 acre property located approximately one mile northeast of Lingle, Wyoming on Cemetery Road which provides year-round, paved access. Two Valley, seven tower, low-pressure pivots irrigate approximately 246 acres of fine sandy loam and loam soils. The half-circle, 2009 Valley pivot on the west side of the farm covers 83 acres and water to this pivot comes from a fully adjudicated well rated at 500 GPM (gallons per minute). The depth of this well is 159 feet with static water at 27 feet. The full circle, 2002 Valley pivot on the north portion of the farm irrigates 163 acres from its own permitted irrigation well. The depth of this well is 123 feet with static water at 53 feet and produces approximately 1,300 GPM. In addition to the two irrigation wells, the Rawhide Creek Farm has some of the oldest water rights in the valley. There are approximately 279 shares of water rights allocated to the farm by the Lingle Water Users District. The costs associated with these shares include fees for the ditch rider which totals approximately $3,000 per fiscal year plus the cost of pumping the water from the ditches to the pivots. The farm offers two sets of improvements. The improvements located on the west portion include a 1,457 sq. ft., three bedroom, two bath home with a detached garage, grain bin, and a 1,920 sq. ft. Quonset. A gravel pit is located southwest of this set of improvements. The second set of improvements is found in the southeastern corner of the north part of the farm and include an older, 1,064 sq. ft., two bedroom, one bath, home, 832 sq. ft. barn, and grain bin. There is also a 4,100 sq. ft. steel equipment building built in 2009 that includes an apartment. Rawhide Creek travels through the northeastern part of the farm for approximately one-half mile. Located along the central flyway known for its excellent waterfowl hunting, the farm is also home to mule and whitetail deer, and antelope. Price: $2,256,000