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Hello Theresa. Thank you for your inquiry regarding the purchasing of a Wyoming ranch. Please reach out to Scott Williams - one of our brokers in Buffalo, WY at 307-621-0098 or scott@swanlandco.com. He is extremely knowledgeable in ranch real estate and would be more than happy to assist you. Or feel free to pass along your contact information and I will have Scott reach out to you. We look forward to hearing back from you.

Theresa Petekiewicz im more into Montana ranch’s that size my only problem is paying for one lol

Thank you for your comment. LF Ranch sold very quickly before we had a chance to complete the video, but we wanted to post it as it is a good example of the caliber of properties that we represent. Please let us know if we can be of assistance in your ranch real estate needs. Thank you.

For how much was it sold?

This ranch has been sold, but we would be -happy to assist you in searching for another property. Please feel free to take a look at our website www.swanlandco.com or give us a call at 866-999-7342. We look forward to hearing from you.

a lot of people 'care' about hunting. AND Horses, thank you

Leave the Animala alone. Go fishing

@@bobl.2213 we first gain the population and then hunt to make no pressure on environment OK and if you had problem about hunting you shouldn't watch this video, should have stopped eating meat and don't bother us hunters OK!! And @ Karin's horse journey you tapped on this video and writing who cares about hunting blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah and we also like horseback riding but that doesn't mean that you would say anything about hunting OK if I say that horseback riding is a dull thing how would you feel just like that you shouldn't say these about hunting if you still don't learn it and have no shame so I have nothing to say because who cares about a shameless, manner less, immature and ineducated man just like you didn't care about hunting Oh and one last thing did you ever gone to school because now you're an adult but still talk like school bullies oh I just forgot that you didn't go to school so I should have call you 'like bullies' not like 'like school bullies'. I wish your horse doesn't kick you and go to bed Karin's horse journey and Bob L. #loser#faliure

I'm the same way.. I want LOTS of woods with full grown trees.. That's why i'd rather find a place like Tenn, North Georgia, North Carolina, or somewhere near/in the smoky mountains.. Plus you don't get snowed in like they do in Montana, and other places out west. I LOVE some of the ranches in Colorado, but i'v been there in the winter time, and i don't like that much snow and freezing temps.. It's nice to visit sometimes, but it's also nice to get back home away from it.. lol. I'm a born and raised Floridian, so me and freezing cold weather and snow don't get along.. lol.

I agree with most of what you say. I am much older than I use to be, born and raised in Texas, but I can't handle this heat anymore, I 've had heat exhaustion once. When it gets above 90 I really prefer to stay inside. If it's cold I can dress for it, but when it's scorching you can strip off and still be hot! lol Then again 30 below is not fun either, been there done that! I know this: Every time I go to the timber mountains I don't want to leave. Solitude with peace and quite, with my dogs, is what I'm looking for! Hope you find yours; blessings to you!

AZSP1966 you &a me both!