Bighorn Mountain Foothills

11/28/2025

“You ain’t lived until you’ve watched those northern lights” - Chris LeDoux

Well, everyone in Sheridan knows the best place to view them is west of Sheridan overlooking the Cato Ranch, where there is no light pollution. The precious open space and views are forever protected. It’s an amazing place.
These photos are from a couple weeks ago. Enjoy.

The Cato Ranch is for sale. DM us for more info.

07/19/2023

POWDER RIVER HAY & HUNTING RANCH - KAYCEE, WY

Powder River, Let'r Buck!     Powder River Hay & Hunting Ranch NEW LISTING We encourage any investment-minded buyer, who also enjoys hunting and recreation to take a close look at this ranch. This ran

05/02/2023

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    Tongue River Retreat NEW LISTING At the end of the road, just 15 minutes north of Sheridan along the Tongue River, you’ll find a peaceful and quiet 385± acre riverfront retreat waiting for you.  

02/07/2023

Lohof, Chase Brothers LLC Haun-Licensed Real Estate Agent A. Rizer at Chase Brothers, LLC Chase Chase

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Enjoy beautiful mountain views, privacy, water, and an abundance of hunting opportunities!     SOUTH ASH CREEK With this recreational property, you will enjoy beautiful mountain views, privacy, plenty

01/17/2023

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Lohof Brothers LLC A. Rizer at Chase Brothers, LLC Haun-Licensed Real Estate Agent Chase Chase

Properties like the Triangle S Ranch are in high demand, yet seldom do they come on the market. You will definitely want to see this one!     TRIANGLE S RANCH Mountain View Equestrian Center This beau

01/10/2023

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Lohof Lohof, Chase Brothers LLC Haun-Licensed Real Estate Agent Walder Rizer

Check out our newest residential listing, and a huge price improvement on end-of-the-road grazing, hunting, and recreation land!     N. Fork Shell Creek Ranch Huge price improvement on this end-of-the

02/27/2022

The Bighorn National Forest, created on February 22, 1897, is one of the oldest national forests in the United States. The Bighorn River’s headwaters lay inside the forest boundary, and the river was named by the Native Americans because of the bighorn sheep that were native to the area. Today, in...