000 Us Hwy 16, Osage, WY 82723

Property Description

Located just 1.6 miles southeast of Osage, Wyoming, this 577 +/- deeded acre grazing property offers a combination of productive pasture, livestock water resources, and direct access to an additional 3,760 +/- acres of adjoining Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land along its entire southern boundary. Conveniently accessible from US Highway 16, the property features an established network of two-track dirt roads providing access throughout the deeded acreage. Overhead single-phase electric service is located along both the northern and southern portions of the property, offering utility access for potential future improvements. Water resources are a notable feature of this property, with six reservoirs distributed throughout the acreage. One reservoir has been developed with a pump and pipeline supplying a livestock tire tank on the northern portion of the property. Poison Creek runs along the western boundary, while areas of green grass and visible moisture retention, even late into the growing season, further highlight the property's grazing characteristics. Additionally, this property is fully perimeter fenced, with cross fence in several locations, suitable for rotational grazing in multiple different pastures. Historically utilized for both horse and cattle grazing at separate times, the deeded acreage has supported upwards of 80 horses during the summer months or, alternatively, a 20-25 head cow-calf operation. These livestock numbers reflect separate historical grazing uses, not simultaneous stocking. This history demonstrates the property's versatility for different livestock operations. For hunting and recreational interests, the property is situated within Wyoming Hunt Area 7 for deer and antelope; Region B for nonresidents. With 577 +/- deeded acres, substantial adjoining public land, established livestock water infrastructure, available electric service, and convenient highway access, this Osage area property offers a solid opportunity for those seeking an established grazing property in northeastern Wyoming.