Laurel Leaf Land Co offers exclusive access to our rugged ranchland in northeast Wyoming's Campbell County. Our North listing offers approximately 7250 acres in Unit 18, which historically has been a harder tag to draw.  

You can not drive through this property without seeing many antelope. Although we didn't have any hunters in unit 18 last year, our unit 19 success rate was 100%. 5 bucks were taken in 5 days. Since we limit harvest numbers to 5 bucks per season from unit 19, we were done for the year after just 5 days. 

Our limit for the 2026 season in unit 18 will be 3 bucks, so when you get that difficult to snag tag you'll practically have the place to yourself for your hunt. 

If you don't think you can get the unit 18 tag, we do have 6495 acres in Unit 19, which past hunters have had an easier time drawing. Check our Antelope Unit 19 listing for availability here: Laurel Leaf Land Co. South | Antelope Unit 19 

No deer hunting at this time due to low numbers over the past couple years.

About the Ranch:

This homesteaded property dating back to the early 1900s, stewarded currently by three generations of our family, is made up of open pasture, sagebrush steppe, creek bottoms, and rough timber breaks. We are a working cow/calf operation rooted in regenerative practices. A byproduct of our regenerative efforts is a diverse and bountiful wildlife population.

Wildlife moves naturally through the ranch, where multiple creek bottoms and a network of 20+ wells, pipelines, and reservoirs provide consistent water sources throughout the year. Antelope favor the rolling sage and open grasslands, while elk pass through timbered ridges and shelter in the broken draws. Coyotes can be found in the backcountry. Seasonal waterfowl show up when conditions are right.

Check our Elk & Turkey listing for availability here: Laurel Leaf Land Co. East | Elk & Turkey 

~

From our family to yours, welcome to Laurel Leaf Land Co!