Born and raised on a sizable registered Black Angus ranch, Peter understands all phases of a working ranch. He attended Montana State University, earning a degree in Business Management with minors in Marketing and Entrepreneurship. After college, he grew and sold multiple businesses, ultimately owning and operating a local fly shop and guide service with two partners. That business turned into an international destination fly fishing company known today as Angling Destinations.
With his agricultural background and knowledge of sporting properties, Peter soon found himself helping clients and friends locate and invest in properties throughout the intermountain west.
Peter currently resides in the Sheridan area with his wife Maggie, three boys, two dogs, and a wide variety of reptiles and insects brought daily into the house by his boys.
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The Diamond S Ranch is a small working ranch just two miles west of Hyattville with highly sought-after private fly fishing and magnificent views of the Bighorn Mountains. The ranch’s 600± deeded acre headquarters is predominately highly fertile irrigated land producing multiple alfalfa/grass cuttings every year under sprinkler and flood irrigation. The ranch’s 413± acres of territorial water rights come from both Paint Rock Creek and Medicine Lodge Creek. This 600± deeded acres sits adjacent to well over 100,000 acres of state and BLM lands which connect to 1.1 million acres of the Bighorn National Forrest. The ranch has just shy of two miles of extraordinary private fishing on both sides of Paint Rock Creek which is enhanced in this area by numerous natural springs. The main deeded portion of the ranch offers excellent waterfowl and upland bird hunting along with good populations of whitetail deer. When combined with access to adjacent public lands, the Diamond S is truly a recreational paradise. The improvements consist of a newly constructed two-story ranch home, the original historic ranch manager’s house, a fishing cabin, and four working shops or sheds used for both livestock and equipment. In summary, a modest operating ranch with extraordinary recreational amenities.
You gals and the rest of the crew at Hall and Hall are top-notch, too.
We thoroughly enjoyed working with Peter at Hall and Hall and before. You gals and the rest of the crew at Hall and Hall are top-notch, too. Thank you. We appreciate all the work you all did for us. Sincerely, Gene and...
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