Scott is a partner and an Auctioneer for Hall and Hall Auctions. He has more than 30 years of auction experience attending auction school in 1986 and opening an auction firm shortly thereafter. Scott is the 2014 Colorado State Champion Auctioneer. He was awarded the 1997, 2002 and 2014 Auction of the Year awards from the NAA, as well as the prestigious Rose Award presented by the Certified Auctioneers Institute. Scott has served as an instructor for the Certified Auctioneers Institute and has been a featured speaker for the auction industry at conferences throughout the United States. He is the past National President and past Chairman of the Board of the National Auctioneers Association. Scott is a licensed Real Estate agent and/or Auctioneer in 26 states. Scott and his wife Krista reside in Eaton, Colorado with their three children. Their hobbies include snow skiing and cheering on the Denver Broncos.
Raised on a ranch south of Buffalo, Mike became passionate about agriculture and the outdoors at an early age. He worked in many facets of the operation, including farming and irrigation, commercial hay production, and cattle raising. Today, he enjoys sharing his heritage with his family. Mike graduated from Texas Tech University in 1994. Soon after graduation, the call of the Rocky Mountains brought Mike back to Wyoming as an agriculture instructor in Meeteetse, Wyoming. His entrepreneurial nature soon led Mike to own and run a commercial weed spraying and range management business. Returning to Buffalo in 1999, he bought a Farm Bureau Financial Services office. After a successful ten years in the insurance business, Mike’s love of the land caused him to turn his attention to the ranch brokerage business. It was a natural fit for Mike, and he quickly established himself as one of the top ranch brokers in Wyoming.
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The Landeck Property is a 451± deeded acre block of excellent grasslands, straddling Collins Road. The terrain consists of rolling hills, draws, and gently sloping rangeland. The property grows good hard grasses known for putting significant gains on cattle. Watering the ranch is a well and two reservoirs scattered throughout the property, providing water sources for livestock and wildlife.
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Auction Date and Location:
- Tuesday, November 14th at 10:00 AM MT
- Held at The Prime Rib
1205 S. Douglas Hwy, Gillette, WY 82716
Information Days:
- Wednesday, October 18th from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM MT
- Meet an auction representative to learn more about the property and auction process
- Held on the Property. Meet at the Tract 1 entrance road.
The property is a contiguous block of grasslands that is well suited for a small ranch or rural residence. There is a host of wildlife occupying the property, including good populations of pronghorn antelope, mule deer, sage grouse, and Hungarian partridge.
In a time of great cattle prices and a solid real estate market, the Landeck Property is a solid offering. There is little inventory of available properties, especially ones without unwanted improvements. The property grows good hard grasses and is well watered, providing the perfect recipe for great livestock gains and forage for wildlife.
The property is located in northern Campbell County, 16 miles north of Gillette. The property can be easily accessed from Wyoming Highway 59 by heading northeast on county maintained, Collins Road.
Legal Description:
This area of Wyoming is known for large blocks of grazing land. All sides of the property are adjacent to large cattle ranches however, there are smaller acreage, rural residential parcels in close proximity, to the south and west. The area is known for its excellent grazing lands and plentiful pronghorn and mule deer.
Because of its elevation, Wyoming has a relatively cool climate. The average high temperature in the summer months is around 90 degrees and the average low temperature for the winter months is 15 degrees. Summer nights are almost invariably cool, even though daytime readings may occasionally reach above 90 degrees. In the wintertime, it is characteristic to have rapid and frequent changes between mild and cold spells. The winter months at the property can expect periods of drifting and blowing snow. Average annual precipitation is 15 inches.
The property is essentially unimproved. This is refreshing in this day of massive homes built to another’s taste. The only improvements are for livestock and wildlife. The ranch is perimeter fenced with a water well and two reservoirs.
There is a good distribution of water throughout the property. The heart of the water system is a well, additionally, the ranch has two reservoirs for additional water sources.
All mineral rights owned by the Seller will convey to the Buyer at closing.
Based on past years, the real estate taxes are estimated to run about $477 per year.
The property offers a good cross-section of wildlife including mule deer, antelope, sage grouse, and Hungarian partridge. The ranch is also in close proximity to both the Bighorn Mountains and the Black Hills which offer elk hunting and excellent trout fishing.
The property has historically been utilized for summer grazing. The Sellers typically lease to a neighboring ranch that stocks the property with cow/calf pairs from May through October.
Summary of Terms:
- A 10% earnest money deposit of the purchase price will be due immediately from all successful bidders.
- The property is being sold “AS IS, WHERE IS” and without any contingencies, including financing.
- Closing will be set 30 days from the auction date or as soon thereafter as closing documents are available.
- Broker participation is available. Contact our auction office for details.
Look for tract specific documents under the ‘Tracts’ tab
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