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 Rapid Canyon Ranch is truly a “one of a kind” ranch. It encompasses the first two-and-a-half miles of the entire Rapid Creek Valley as it leaves the Big Horn National Forest boundary. Rapid Creek is one of the very few trout streams that come out of the Bighorns near Sheridan. It is a live water resource containing multiple species of trout, including brown, rainbow, brook, and the occasional cutthroat. The ranch boasts an executive home recently entirely remodeled along with four historic cabins and multiple outbuildings. Historically the ranch was operated as a dude ranch with private access to the forest service out the back gate. It has excellent territorial water rights, which keep its meadows lush and productive throughout the growing season in contrast to the adjoining foothill rangeland. The ranch is capable of running 125 to 150 mother cows with supplemental hay bought for the winter and spring. It is grazed lightly, to harness the full potential of the big game hunting. While there is traditionally a very large white tail harvested every year, the elk hunting is superb. Elk hunters average three to four bulls annually, with some scoring in the high 300s.
The ranch is easily accessible regardless of weather, only 20 minutes from Sheridan, which is one of Wyoming’s most appealing communities. It is literally located at the base of the mountains with the main home, the outbuildings, and the improvements situated in the front third to help keep the wildlife undisturbed and on the ranch. Similar to most of the ranches along the Bighorn front, it is protected by a rather benign conservation easement that allows multiple divisions, a fair bit of additional construction, and the ability to remodel existing structures.
In a nutshell, Rapid Canyon “lays right”. When one enters the ranch, it is all laid out in front of you, with natural geography protecting the viewshed on each side and the timbered mountain face forming the upper boundary. Of course, one can also drink in the expansive views to the east of the foothills and plains of eastern Wyoming.
The professionalism of Peter and Tina distinguished them, and their firm, in the ranch real estate sector.
When I realized that my contract for a land purchase in Sheridan, WY did not afford a long period to closing, I was certain that I would not be able to draw upon debt financing for the purchase. My Hall and Hall broker/advisor, Peter Widener, who guided me through the contract process, encouraged...
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