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.
RC Ranch represents a well-blocked 22,657± total acre Wyoming operating cattle ranch. It lies within a contiguous block of 17,223± acres of deeded land, with 3,834± acres of BLM lease and 1,600± acres of State of Wyoming lease. Over 20 miles of Rock Creek meander through the heart of the ranch. From the headquarters, it is an easy 10-minute drive to Rock River on the well-maintained Fetterman Road, which runs east and west through the ranch. This county-maintained road serves as an easy way to commute through the ranch and is the arterial access to its network of roads and pastures. Regardless of unpredictable moisture, the road allows for all types of vehicular traffic.
Anchoring the ranch are 1,930± acres under flood irrigation, which provides an excellent feed base for a year-round cattle operation or makes exceptional grass hay to sell to complement a summer grazing program. Historically, the ranch has been operated as either a year-round, cow/calf pair operation or as a summer grazing unit for tenant cattle. Most summers allow for 1,200-1,300 pairs or 2,000-2,200 yearling stockers to graze for a five-month period and hay to sell. On an annual basis, the ranch has supported over 850+ pairs, year-round.
With 20+ miles of riparian area along Rock Creek, over 15 reservoirs and ponds, and a diversity of open high plains prairie, the ranch is well-populated with both deer and antelope. Wildlife coexists well with the cattle operation, both having ample room and habitat for healthy populations. The rangeland is made up of high plains, known for the area, that are carved with deep coulees and draws that drain into the winding creek bottom. Hunting for deer and antelope is excellent, and there is good waterfowl hunting along the waterways with some upland birds along the creek and on the prairie.
Offering 2,062± deeded acres, dual-sided Hoback River frontage, 700± irrigated acres, abundant wildlife, exceptional fishing, and unmatched privacy, available for the first time since 1888. A 30-minute drive to Jackson Hole.
The 292± acre ranch is cross-fenced into four pastures and supports 15 cow-calf pairs, with a main residence, two guest accommodations, and rolling terrain near Fort Laramie.
Amply watered throughout, this 7,307± acre ranch features 20 tire tanks and three wells, plus a 3,744± square-foot residence and a 1,065± square-foot cabin, situated 30 minutes from Lusk.
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 531± acre Wyoming ranch borders 30,000± acres of public land, offering a 2020 modern home, irrigated meadows, abundant wildlife, and endless recreational and agricultural opportunities amid breathtaking mountain views.
