Raised on a ranch in Okeechobee, Florida, I developed a lifelong passion for livestock, wildlife, and land stewardship at an early age. After moving to Wyoming, I embraced the Western lifestyle through livestock judging at Torrington High School and competing in collegiate rodeo at Eastern Wyoming College and the University of Wyoming, where I studied agricultural communications.
My professional expertise extends beyond real estate. I have served as a big-game and fly-fishing guide and a ranch manager in Glendo, Wyoming. These roles allowed me to combine my dedication to land management with my love for the outdoors. Managing working ranches and guiding clients in the wilderness has given me a unique perspective on helping a diverse clientele achieve their goals, whether they are seeking recreational havens or productive agricultural investments.
I currently reside on the north shore of Glendo Lake, near Douglas, Wyoming, with my wife, Sheila. Working cattle and riding good horses while refining the art of successful ranching remain central to my daily life. With extensive experience in both recreation and production agriculture, I am committed to providing expert guidance in every transaction. I am licensed to assist clients in Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Montana, and Arizona.
Tipi Hills Ranch is a secluded and well-balanced property tucked into the rolling hills of southeastern Wyoming, offering a combination of residential comfort, agricultural utility, and recreational appeal. The ranch supports a modest livestock operation, currently owner-rated for 15 cow-calf pairs with supplemental winter feeding, and is divided into four pastures for practical, efficient management. The surrounding landscape provides expansive views and a consistent presence of wildlife, including mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, and occasional coyotes.
The property is improved with a comfortable main residence featuring multiple living spaces, along with several guest accommodations that support both personal use and short-term rental opportunities. With a history as an Airbnb destination, the ranch attracts visitors interested in the area’s frontier heritage and its proximity to the Oregon Trail. Guest improvements include a lodge attached to a large shop, a separate log cabin with modern amenities, and additional facilities that accommodate RV and outdoor stays.
All improvements are maintained and in move-in-ready condition, reflecting attentive ownership. Despite its secluded and quiet setting, the ranch is conveniently located within a reasonable distance of regional services and a commercial airfield, offering an appealing balance of privacy, functionality, and accessibility.
This 50± acre property has a 2,500± square foot residence and is fully fenced, offering the opportunity to own livestock for recreation or a small-scale agricultural business located minutes from Wheatland.
This 341± acre ranch near the Big Horn mountains offers equestrian space at convenient distances from polo matches, self-sufficient hay production, and a location in the heart of Big Horn.
Banjo Ranch Basin East spans 4,600± acres, situated near Dixon and one and a half hours from Steamboat Springs. A well-watered grazing and wildlife ranch with views, gentle terrain, and ready for building.
This 370± acre foothills ranch, two miles south of Centennial, features quality improvements including a Swedish Cope log home and a large indoor arena. Spectacular scenery and wildlife abound.
The 210± acre ranch near the Haystack Range includes a 4,437± square foot residence, a 5,000± square foot shop, and a 6,000± square foot horse barn located 15 minutes from Hartville.
