Located 25 miles east of Bill, Wyoming (85 miles from the main ranch) in the least populated region of the least populated county in the least populated state.

To the east and south are rolling plains as far as the eye can see.  To the north are the Pinnacle Rock and Miller Hills.  To the west the Cow Creek Buttes define the spacious terrain.

This is a favorite wintering area of Golden and Bald Eagles as well as various wildlife species.

Here you might see the 28 wild mustangs which the Middletons pasture for the Bureau of Land Management.

The beef cattle are at this ranch and so is the cattle work such as round up, branding, weaning and marketing.  See some oil wells up close at this ranch.

Pronghorn antelope are comfortable here.  Eighty percent of the world's population of this species live within 300 miles of Douglas, Wyoming.  Mule deer and Whitetail deer can also be found.

Thunder Basin National Grassland is nearby with over 500,000 acres of public land in several states to explore.  Mount Rushmore and Devils Tower are in a day's drive.

Prairie dog and coyote hunting are popular activities.

Accommodations include a modern six bedroom furnished house.  The kitchen is equipped for housekeeping with a microwave oven and outdoor grill.  You bring the food and appoint your own cook and dishwasher.