Atop the ridge that spans the tract's eastern border, a history buff can easily sniff out teepee rings left by the Sioux tribes that still roamed the region around a century ago. This area boasts spring fed water flowing through Kruse Creek and panoramic look-out views from astride Berry Hammer Ridge. The property's unique characteristics include: Kruse Creek, which flows the full length of the tract year round; several ponds with the possibility of expansion or construction of more; wildlife habitat, including both wetlands and grazing meadows; dynamic elevation change, with well over 500 feet of drop from ridge top to creek bottom; and more than 200 acres of flat, arable ground ideal for polo fields, habitat expansion, or even development. A developer or individual with a vision of western living would have a tough time passing this by without a good hard look. There is plenty of room for a full-scale equestrian operation or even an exclusive Planned Unit Development. No matter your perspective, the availability of Berry Hammer Land means that dreams of a tranquil, western paradise will indeed come true for an owner or investor with a little imagination.

Contact Roger St. Clair, John Chase, or Bruce Garber for details on this prime piece of real estate in Big Horn, WY.  (307) 672-5838