Laurel Leaf Land Co offers 15,000 acres of rugged ranchland in northeast Wyoming's Campbell County. Located in Units 19 and 18 for antelope, and 129 for elk, the ranch is a solid option for hunters. 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. Turkeys work the edges of wooded areas near water, and coyotes can be found in the backcountry. Prairie dogs are plentiful in open stretches, and seasonal waterfowl show up when conditions are right. 

As an on-site lodging option, our family's rustic 1950s-era cabin is available. Recently updated but intentionally off-grid, the cabin has four rooms, a woodstove kitchen, queen beds, a modern outhouse, propane (included) grill, and an outdoor firepit equipped for campfire cooking. 

Our furnished RV is also be available as an alternative lodging option. When you're not hunting, the land can be used for stargazing, mountain biking, or hiking among the breaks—tent camping and summer cabin use offer additional ways to soak in the Wyoming scenery.

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