Big Horn

Campbell

Carter

Crook

Custer

Rosebud

Sheridan

Powder River

Explore Powder River County, MT plat maps with a 
  powerful and easy-to-use tool. Find property lines, explore land values, find land 
  ownership information, analyze soil quality, and more.

Hall and Hall

Cedar Creek Ranch is an unimproved, contiguous block of 8,028 total acres (4,642 deeded) in the Powder River Breaks along Montanas southern border near Otter. This area is renowned for having some of the strongest grass and best soils in the state. The lush stands of grasses provide shelter, feed, and cover for abundant populations of grouse and partridge. The natural geography of this country, with its sandstone rims, open grasslands and lightly timbered hillsides, offers great cover for wildlife and good populations of mule deer and elk thrive on the ranch. The grazing is currently leased to a local rancher who practices a take half, leave half grazing regiment creating harmony between 350 to 400 cows and the indigenous wildlife. There are ten freshwater livestock tanks on a pipeline that make it possible to fully utilize the grazing resource.

1067226__635430feab47eupland-game-029.JPG

1067226__635430ff3d3f0upland-game-001.JPG

1067226__635430feee02eupland-game-028.JPG

The Fire Creek Wildlife Ranch is located in the world famous Powder River County of Montana. This 2,915 acre ranch (2,195 deeded acres) sits about 30 miles SW of Broadus, MT and just SE of Ashland, MT. The heart of trophy elk, deer and antelope hunting. The ranch has almost every specie you could ask for: World Class Trophy Elk, Mule Deer, Whitetail Deer, Antelope, Black bear, Turkeys, Sharp-tails, Grouse and waterfowl. There is 243 acres of hay ground that leads right into the timbered draws with springs that flow into water tanks with overflows that also create wallows. 

    We have numerous amounts of videos and photos of wildlife on the ranch from the day we hung the cameras on 8/15/22, and every single day through archery and rifle season there was game on the ranch. Even leading into the deep winter we went out and seen herds of elk in Jan/Feb 2023. The wildlife frequent this property year-round. Historically this ranch was used for agriculture and still can be today. The improvements include and older ranch house, a nice 2-story cabin, a bunkhouse, a garage, a  shop, corrals, tack shed and lean-to. There is power hooked up and propane for heat to the houses. There are also multiple wells on the property. A cell tower is extremely close to the ranch providing you with full coverage service to get things you need done, but yet still be far enough away to enjoy some quiet time.

If interested in the property we can get you more videos/photos of wildlife (we could only upload photos but will try and post some videos in the comments section).

Property borders over 277,000 acres of public land!!!!

An older house
Cabin with sewer and water, 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a finished basement.
Bunkhouse, 2 bedrooms, no water, and no sewer
Horse barn and corrals
3-sided equipment shed
Cinder block 3-stall garage
Metal pole barn with a dirt floor
The cell phone coverage is excellent as there is a cell tower on a mountain top south of the ranch. 50% of whatever mineral rights the owner has will transfer at closing to the new buyer. This ranch is remote enough and large enough that you can hold the wildlife on the property which makes this a great buy for a hunting property in todays market.
MLS 329112
Call     Tyler Mullaney   406-491-3756

1039510_38188abf-d06d-4627-b78f-98e1eee464ce.jpg

1039510_115c17b0-5490-4bcf-9600-030a92569845.jpg

1039510_f065e0bf-7175-4363-b047-4514ba34843a.jpg

8,896+/- acres in total, comprising 7,136+/- deeded acres, 1,120 acres of Montana State lease land, and a private lease of 640 acres. Of the deeded acres, 96 acres are irrigated with a pivot, while 400 acres consist of dryland alfalfa and grass hay. In 2023, an additional 700 acres were planted with hay barley, including the 96-acre pivot. Furthermore, 100 acres were fallowed in the same year. The 96-acre pivot, planted with hay barley in 2022, yielded an impressive 4 tons per acre. Water is supplied by Little Pumpkin Creek. The 20-year-old Reinke pivot receives water from a 25-horsepower electric pump. Remarkably, the pivot field has also produced 25 tons per acre of corn silage. The 300+/- acres of dryland alfalfa hay, aged 4 to 8 years, consistently produces 2 to 2  tons per acre with 2 cuttings. The 100 acres of dryland tame grass hay typically yields 1 to 1  tons per acre. The remaining 700 acres of dryland crop ground are typically planted with hay barley and produce 1   2  tons per acre. The pivot and crop ground alone yielded an impressive 2,000 round bales of hay barley, weighing between 1,600 to 1,900 pounds, in 2023. Presently, the owner manages 400 mother cows, although historically, the ranch has accommodated 450 cows. Calving begins at the end of March, and calves are retained until May, with an average steer weight of 940 pounds at shipping. Notably, the current owner has never been forced to sell cattle due to drought in the 25 years of ownership. The ranch boasts a 1,500-head feedlot constructed entirely of steel, complete with its own scale. Additionally, an 80 x 160 fabric and metal building, already underway with all necessary materials, can be found at the feedlot. Water availability is truly exceptional, with 22 wells, mostly shallow, producing between 10 to 15 gallons per minute. These wells are powered by windmills, electricity, and solar pumps. Furthermore, a 3-mile pipeline in the south supplies 3 tanks and is shared by the neighboring property as a kind gesture. Little Pumpkin Creek, a year-round creek meandering through the ranch, provides numerous ponds for cattle watering. The ranch has numerous ash draws with a lot of them having flowing springs. With 8 pastures plus the hay and crop grounds, the ranch operates on a 3-year rotation schedule, incorporating different turnout dates for each pasture annually. Lastly, a large Scoria pit near the Castle Rock formation readily supplies all necessary gravel for the ranch.

We affectionately refer to this ranch as the Serengeti Plains of Montana because of the abundant wildlife that can be found here. Despite visiting in the scorching heat of mid-August, we were pleasantly surprised to encounter multiple herds of antelope, ranging from 9 to 30 head. Lets start with the elk situation. There are 2 basic herds of elk, one on the south end and the other on the north with some elk staying in the country just west of the headquarters. The south of the ranch, referred to the interactive map in the brochure, borders US Forest Service, state of Montana ground and a large ranch. There is no public access to any of this ground save the neighbor on the large ranch, he does outfit the large ranch and had a client that killed a 390 inch bull elk on his ranch that had been on the castle rock ranch. Then we have the north herd. On the west boundary we have a huge chunk of  US forest service and another large ranch owned by one individual that hunts it himself. The north boundary is with the Coffee Ranch, and it runs clear to the Tongue River many miles to their headquarters, and they do outfit their ranch but very rarely if ever do they hunt their southern ranch which is our north border. So, as you can see extremely limited access on the north end of the ranch. Both the north end and south end have many pine trees and roll hills to mountainous terrain with many, many ash draws for the elk and mule deer to hide in most of these draws have a water source. The elk that come in from the west, come in from a vast amount of forest service property. There we set in the middle with 1,200 acres of barley hay, alfalfa hay and tremendous amounts of grass, with ash draws for cover along with a ridge of pine trees west of the headquarters. Starvation Creek has many small meadow spots of about 5 acres to 10 acres that could be planted food plots for even more attraction to the wildlife.

Mule deer are in the same area as the elk. On our tour of the ranch, in the south section [25] of the ranch and the owner showed us a basin that he called buck basin, this is where the big bucks hang out and from the ridge above a hunter can spot deer and plan a sneak attack on them. The ranch is presently outfitted, and the outfitter pays $15,000 for up to four deer a year, he doesnt hunt elk here as he has a lease closer to his headquarters. He hunted elk here before he acquired the other lease.

White tail deer, antelope, turkeys, pheasants, sharp tail grouse and huns are all available in the middle of the ranch, which is crop ground, plains with huge ash draws that have springs in them giving these animals food, shelter, and water.  The owners wife killed a Boone and Crockett white tail buck in 2022.

Speaking of water, the huge reservoir by the headquarters which is used to pump out of  the pivot and has a fishable number of blue gills and bass.  This is where you will also find ducks, geese, and snapping turtles.

Besides the elk, deer, antelope, birds, and fish, get this, the ranch has a huntable population of mountain lions and bears.  Just las year [2022] the owners wife killed a mountain lion, and the owner has killed a lion himself in years prior with the use of hound dogs.  Both are live mounted and in their living room.  Just last summer [2022] the owner had to chase a black bear out of one of the pastures.  The new owner could hunt coyotes, bobcats, and a few prairie dogs.

 Improvements


The headquarters
Main house built in 1980 and has been remodeled very comfortable feel, kind of like hunting lodge.
4 bedrooms, 1 full bath, 1-  bath, 1-  bath
Full finished basement with a pool table [ that stays]
Central air conditioning
Wood stove in living room
Very modern kitchen it is 1  miles off the county road very private.

Bunkhouse
Built in 1908 of squire logs that still show the ax marks when they made the logs and has been remodeled
3 bedroom, 1  bathroom

Mobile home
2 bedroom, 1 full bathroom
Peaked roof and remodeled
Set up for hunters as the owner outfitted the ranch himself a few years ago

40 x 60 metal building with power, partial cement floor
32 x 40 metal building with power full concrete floor and a walk in cooler.
Cattle scale new in 2015
Some old grain bins
An outdoor arena
Steel corrals
Old horse barn used for calving

Lazy J
The hired hands house is a few miles north of the headquarters built in 2015
1 bedroom with a  bathroom

4580 metal building used as a shop has blown insulation, has a used oil burning stove for heat
Single phase power
Bathroom is plumbed in but not finished yet

50100 Quonset metal building dirt floor with power.

Woods homestead
The original homestead buildings are pretty much trashed but there is power and phone along with a working windmill and another well that could be hooked up to power. Heck of a place for a spike cabin on the north end of the ranch.

This ranch is a very rare find, especially in eastern Montana with lots of water, grass, wildlife and no public access. You must see to truly believe.

Call   Dru Burk,  (406) 934-2424,   406-772-5425    or     Bill   406-594-7844

1146257_194d5516-9bef-403b-9e74-0acc246d2598.jpg

1146257_a4bd088b-a4aa-4212-abf0-aa4f227dced7.jpg

1146257_454a4285-59d3-45c9-99a1-266540be1681.jpg

Chase Brothers, LLC

The long and established history and family ownership of the Alderman Oil Co. C-Store goes back 41 years. It is a very successful business that has consistently demonstrated a year-in and year-out proven track record of strong sales and solid profits. This is a turn-key, lucrative, cash-flowing business, with management in place and 7 years remaining on the contract with Conoco. Call the listing broker for a copy of the Sellers financial records; however, all prospective buyers will need to be financially qualified and required to sign an NDA.

Fuel Operations
3,000 sf (30x100) Steel Building with loading dock, new steel siding and roof updated 5 years ago
3 Fueling Stations
1  3 product UL/SUL Pumps under a LED lighted canopy
1  2 product UL/SUL Pumps
1  3 product Clear Diesel/Dyed Diesel Pumps
3  2000 gal underground fuel tanks, 2 for on-road clear diesel fuel & 1 for farm-dyed diesel fuel
1  12,000, 3-compartment gasoline tank, for E-10 UL& SUL gasoline
Environmental Assessment
Phase II Environmental Assessment completed 4/10/23. No contamination was found on this site.

Convenience Store Floor Plan
Convenience store  30x34
Walk-in cooler  10 x 20
Back room warehouse storage  30 x 37
Back office  16x30
ConocoPhillips gas station, convenience store and sub-shop for sale located in Broadus Montana on US 212 and MT 59
Located on US 212 and MT 59

Included with Sale
ConocoPhillips Image & POS Software
All fixtures and equipment for C-Store, Sub Shop & warehouse
Leer outdoor ice merchandiser
Cummins Propane Generator operates the entire building when the electricity goes out. This is the ONLY business in Broadus that can continue to operate the C-store, the sub-shop, and the gas station when the electricity goes out!
Kenco security system for inside & outside the building, and for all fuel pumps, and surrounding premises
Central air conditioning and heating
Not Included
Does not include inventory. The Buyer will purchase all current inventory at closing. The sale does not include the owners office furniture, computer system, file cabinets, all documents for business, all personal items, pictures, clocks, and plants.

1124073_3ca28aa7-da0f-4f66-bbca-edae97ecca6f.jpeg

1124073_0a843f87-90da-4b03-9a03-24db859a28ce.jpeg

1124073_2f7c5095-2292-4cef-abb2-fdc7a1777606.jpeg

Clark & Associates Land Brokers, LLC

This large contiguous ranch consists of approximately 20,000 acres with approximately 10,000 deeded acres and the remaining 10,000 acres comprised of both State of Montana lease or BLM. Crow Creek Ranch features 650 flood-irrigated acres and an additional 550 acres of dryland production ground. The ranch has an exceptional amount of water with approximately six miles of Powder River flowing through the ranch and also has four miles of Crow Creek, to which there are a tremendous amount of water rights. The Crow Creek Ranch is owner-rated at 700 head of mother cows year-round. The ranch also features excellent improvements including a total of five homes, two complete sets of working corrals, two large equipment shops and multiple barns, out-buildings and granaries. Wildlife is abundant and the property features many hunting, fishing or outdoor recreational opportunities.  

1070248_adbd022d-ffb4-4707-ba26-0e566d44e10b.jpg

1070248_1292b9ff-8524-470d-85d0-c548fba80f01.jpg

1070248_a655b01a-ffe9-4934-a92e-e654783e4796.jpg

Powers Land Brokerage

Long Creek Ranch consists of 1,435+/- deeded acres in southeast Montana known for its incredible hunting, vast tracts of public land, and large cattle ranches. The ranch has had only two owners since the 1940's in what is arguably some of the best grass country in the Rocky Mountain West, just south of Custer National Forest. If you are looking for a small but productive ranch for livestock, a great land investment, or just a great place to escape then you need to put the Long Creek Ranch at the top of the list.

Improvements
The headquarters are located at the confluence of Long Creek and Otter Creeks near the well maintained county road.   These seasonal streams, lined with Box Elder trees, provide winter cover, stock reservoirs, and wildlife habitat.  The basic, functional set of working improvements include wooden corrals, a metal equipment building, and a home that serves more like a cow camp.  A productive well and overhead electricity serves the improvements and the ranch benefits from reasonably good perimeter fencing.

Hay Fields
Probably the best feature of the ranch is it's dry-land hay meadows that were built in the 1950's using a land plane and spreader dikes. Old timers in the area say that the Long Creek Ranch had the best hay pastures along Otter Creek.

Recreation
Another great feature for those that like to explore public land is that it is only five miles from Custer National Forest and is surrounded by road accessible public lands.  The ranch would be easily leased for cattle and be an excellent base camp for the surrounding area that has 400+ inch bull elk, large mule deer, and abundant antelope.  Upland birds such as the drumming sharp tail grouse and pheasant, as well as a few song birds, liven up the prairie landscape which is rimmed with Ponderosa Pine.

Access and Location
Excellent access is approximately 45 minutes south of highway 212, just a few miles from the Wyoming State Line. Nearest towns are Ashland or Broadus, Montana and Sheridan or Gillette, Wyoming that are connected by the many county roads that traverse the incredibly scenic landscape.  Jet service to Billings, Montana or commuter jet service to Sheridan or Gillette is the most convenient transportation. Interstates 90, 94 and 25 connect to US Highway 212 to provide the fastest connection by road.



Galles Properties

Presenting 446 Henry's Lake Drive!  This sleek, custom built, mountain modern home will call to those looking for simple elegance, blending modern amenities with nature while offering the most dramatic landscapes available in southwest Colorado.  Set on three private acres surrounded by open space, this three bedroom, two bath, one level home has an open floor plan with a primary suite on one side and two guest bedrooms with full bath on the other. The great room has floor to ceiling windows capturing expansive, snow capped mountains and lush green meadows with elk often grazing below.  Vaulted tongue and groove wood ceilings, heated concrete floors and a high efficiency wood burning stove add to the cozy, welcoming feel. The custom kitchen will inspire the chef in the family with a huge black walnut island/bar, induction stovetop, lots of workspace, knotty alder cabinets, concrete countertops and high efficiency appliances. The perfectly designed passive solar layout keeps the house warm in winter and provides shade in the summer. Awning windows allow great airflow, even during the monsoon downpour. The large covered back deck is perfect for evening BBQs or observing wildlife in the meadows below. There is a covered front deck as well as a side patio. At just two years old, this low-maintenance home allows you to lock up, hit the road and enjoy adventures around Colorado and beyond. The equestrian will enjoy a horse shelter/tack room with frost-free waterer, corral and electric pasture fence with upper driveway and gate for easy hay-drop access. The oversized two-car garage is heated and ready to house your mountain toys. Located 23 miles south of Pagosa Springs in the Crowley Ranch Reserve, homeowners enjoy over 1,300 acres of reserved open space and private hot springs for the common benefit of property owners and offers majestic mountain views, miles of hiking, biking, riding or snowshoeing.  Numerous ponds and wetlands contain waterfowl and lush, irrigated meadows offer a verdant environment that is home to elk, bear, deer and wild turkey. Dont miss this special home!

1207112_85ae183c-6f75-4a92-a2ab-2393a736a25a.jpg

1207112_633c1972-80e8-4ae0-aabf-5dde90657cb8.jpg

1207112_cde44adf-33b2-4642-a7ab-47066dcfc450.jpg

Powder River County, MT Plat Map and Land Analysis | Acres

title

description

og:type

https://www.acres.com/plat-map/map/mt/powder-river-county-mt

og:url

og:title

og:description

twitter:card

twitter:title

twitter:description

og:image

twitter:url

twitter:image


    Discover Powder River County, Montana plat maps and property boundaries. 
    Search 7,134 parcel records and views insights like land ownership information, soil maps, and elevation. 
    Acres features 5 sold land records in Powder River County with a median price per acre of $1,193.

Powder River County, Montana Plat Map and Land Values | Acres GIS

Powder River County, MT Plat Map and Land Values | Acres GIS

Map

For Sale

All Listings

4642 acres

2194 acres

7136 acres

1 acres

20000 acres

1435 acres

3 acres

Selections
0

0.00

acres

Powder River County, Montana Plat Map and Land Values | Acres GIS

Map

For Sale

All Listings

4642 acres

2194 acres

7136 acres

1 acres

20000 acres

1435 acres

3 acres

Selections0

0.00

acres

Powder River County, Montana Plat Map and Land Values | Acres GIS

Selections
0