Main Residence

1. Log Home / 1 Level
2. Year Built: 2006
3. 1,882 sq. ft.
4. $210 / sq. ft.
5. Fenced, Partially Covered Deck
6. 889 sq. ft. deck
7. $62 / sq. ft.
8. Hot Tub with Private Deck
9. 3 Bedrooms (3^rd Bedroom has Decorative Gas Stove and can optionally serve as a Large Office or Family Room)
10. 2 Full Bathrooms
11. Living/Dining Room with Gas, Granite/Burl Fireplace, Antler Chandelier, Bar/China Cabinets
12. Custom Gourmet Kitchen with Center Island/Seating Space, Six–burner Wolf Stove, KitchenAid Dishwasher, GE Double Door Refrigerator/Freezer, Wolfgang Puck Rotisserie/Pressure Oven, Microwave Oven, 14” Panasonic Color Television
13. Large Utility Room: Counters, Cabinets, Sink, Washer/Dryer, Pantry, Built-in Ironing Board
14. Custom Cabinets in every Room, Solid Core Knotty Pine Doors Throughout
15. Dark Green/Black Granite Counter Tops in Kitchen, Bathrooms, Bar, Mini Refrigerator and Facing of Fireplace. Fireplace Mantel is Rough Granite Slab
16. Italian Ruff/Smooth Marble Tile/Slate Inlay Flooring in Kitchen, Front Entries, Bathrooms, and Gas Fireplace and Stove Aprons
17. Ceilings and Walls are thick Knotty Pine Paneling; Large Knotty Pine Beams throughout the house; Burl Cornice in Bathrooms
18. Propane Heating, Air Conditioning and Cooking
19. Security System/Temperature Sensors
20. Large, Double-Pane Custom Windows
21. Log Building, Tin Roofing
22. Condition: Good
23. Cement Sidewalks
24. Landscaping includes lawn and flower gardens

Guest House

1. Log Home / 1 Level
2. Year Built:  2006
3. 1,387 sq. ft.
4. $190 / sq. ft.
5. Fenced, Partially Covered Deck
6. 429 sq. ft. deck
7. $62 / sq. ft.
8. 3 Bedrooms (3^rd Bedroom has Private Entrance and can optionally serve as a Large Office or Family Room)
9. 2 ½ Bathrooms
10. Living/Dining Room
11. Large Office/Family Room or Bedroom with Separate Entrance
12. Kitchen with open Dining Counter
13. Utility Room: Washer/Dryer, Cabinets, Furnace, Water Heater
14. Custom Cabinets throughout
15. Ceramic Tile Counter Tops and Floors in Kitchen, Bathrooms, and Front Entries
16. Ceilings/Walls of thick Knotty Pine Paneling. Large Knotty Pine Beams throughout
17. Propane Heating/Electric Cooking
18. Large Picture Windows throughout
19. Log Building, Tin Roofing
20. Condition: Good

Designer Renovated Outhouse

Metal Storage Building

1. 30 ft x 40 ft.
2. 1,200 sq. ft.
3. Commercial Propane Heating/Air Conditioning
4. Electricity
5. Alarm System
6. Insulated Tin Roofing
7. Cement foundation
8. Condition: Good

Quonset Hut / Metal Building

1. 30 ft. X 40 ft.
2. 1,200 sq. ft.
3. Propane Heating
4. Electricity/Ditching
5. Foam Insulation Roof/Walls
6. Cement Foundation
7. Large Cement Apron
8. Condition: Good

Wells/Septic Tanks                      

Greenhouse

1. 18 ft. X 32 ft.
2. 576 sq. ft.
3. Plastic covering
4. Pea-gravel Flooring
5. Sunscreen (removable)
6. Raised Planting Beds
7. Condition: Good

 Dog Kennel

1. Accommodates 2 Large Dogs
2. Cyclone Fence
3. Cement Foundation
4. Grassed Area
5. Exterior Cement Walkway

 Corrals/Arena                               

            Powder River Panels/Gates

  Tool Shed #1

1. Wood Siding
2. Tin Roof

 Tack Shed #2                                 

1. Wood Siding
2. Tin Roof

 Asphalt Paved Driveway

Culverts to be Installed

 Gravel Driveway                           

Culvert to be Installed

 Fuel Tanks                                      

1. 3 Gas Tanks, 500 gallons each
2. 1 Diesel Tank, 500 gallons

 Landscaping

 Land

Deeded/Fenced      100 Acres

BLM/90% Fenced   755 Acres

Total Acres             855 Acres

Mill Iron 4 Mill Iron Ranch is situated approximately 6.1 miles north of Dubois, Wyoming on irrigated farm ground lined with willows along Little Horse Creek. Access is by a county-maintained gravel road.

Dubois has been voted one of the “Best Rural Towns” by American Cowboy magazine

Dubois offers an excellent K-12 school system, a medical clinic, physical fitness center, grocery store, library, numerous dude ranches, and a municipal airport. It is also home to the National Big Horn Sheep Interpretive Center, Dubois Museum, and the Headwaters Arts and Conference Center.

Commercial air service is available through Jackson and Riverton less than 100 miles away.

Dubois is located in the Upper Wind River Valley of west central Wyoming and enjoys a dry climate with a large percentage of sunny days. Dubois is a gateway community to Yellowstone and Teton National Parks.

The area is home to the largest herd of Bighorn sheep in the lower 48 states. It is also home to several thousand Rocky Mountain Elk who winter here. Photographers and wildlife watchers can view Grizzly bears, Bighorn sheep, moose, Mule deer, Whitetail deer, Grey wolves, Trumpeter swans, Canadian geese and many species of ducks and song birds.

For the angler who is in search of variety, excellent fishing is available in the Wind River and its tributaries along with numerous mountain lakes and streams.

The Fitzpatrick, Washakie and Teton Wilderness areas and Shoshone National Forest encircle the area providing unparalleled hunting, fishing, hiking, backcountry skiing and many other recreational opportunities.

At any time of year, you may find moose, elk, deer and antelope. There are also mountain lions, bears, Bighorn sheep, coyotes, foxes, and wolves in the nearby national forest. For bird watchers, the area provides ample opportunities to view bald and golden eagles, osprey, hawks, herons, Sandhill cranes, owls and numerous species of song birds. The ranch is on a migration corridor for Rocky Mountain Elk moving to their winter range on nearby Spring Mountain and the Spence Moriarity Wildlife Habitat Management Area, which supports the largest free ranging herd of elk in the country.  The irrigated fields and the riparian area at the confluence of Little Horse Creek and Pony Creek offer excellent cover and forage for big game animals, wildlife, song birds, eagles and hawks.

The Wind River offers some of the finest fishing in the country. The fishing is exceptional for Brook, Brown, Cutthroat and Rainbow trout. The Upper Wind River has public fishing access areas up and down the river. The Wind River watershed offers 626 lakes and reservoirs and 2,057 miles of streams.

The Upper Wind River Valley offers a multitude of outdoor recreational opportunities including horseback riding, hiking, biking, ATV, camping, photography, scenic drives, and wildlife viewing. Winter recreation includes ice fishing, snowmobiling, backcountry skiing and snowshoeing

2014 taxes were $5,759.50

Mill Iron 4 Mill Iron  Ranch has irrigation water rights through Little Horse Creek