1,268.91 +/- Acres, Crook County, Wyoming
Thursday, October 22, 2026 - 1:00 PM
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Auction Note
Deep in the foothills of the Eastern Wyoming Black Hills, this ranch sits nine miles north of Hulett in Crook County, roughly seventeen miles from Devils Tower National Monument. Much of the 1,268.91 +/- acre offering is a multi-generational Coleman family holding, giving buyers a rare opportunity to own a working piece of the northern Black Hills.
The property reads like the country around it. Native pine draws finger back into timbered ravines, open native grasslands carry grazing through the summer, enhanced pastures extend the season, and productive grass hay ground supports the operation. Water is supported by a network of natural stock dams and two wells. Big game and native wildlife move through the timber and along the creek bottoms, and the elevated vantage points across the ranch look out over some of the best country in the Wyoming Black Hills.
Access is direct off Wyoming Highway 112 and Deer Creek Road. The four-parcel structure gives buyers the flexibility to purchase individual tracts, contiguous combinations, or the ranch in its entirety.
Open House Schedule
Friday, October 2, 2026: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Saturday, October 3, 2026: 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. (held in conjunction with the on-site personal property auction)
Additional open house dates may be published as the sale approaches. Private tours can be scheduled with Andy Mrnak or join us for our open house dates to walk the property.
Key Property Features
- 1,268.91 +/- Total Acres | 4 Near-Contiguous Parcels
- 9 Miles North of Hulett, Wyoming | Approx. 17 Miles from Devils Tower National Monument
- Deep in the Black Hills with Native Pine Draws & Timbered Ravines
- Productive Native Grasslands, Enhanced Grazing Pastures & Grass Hay Land
- Natural Stock Dams & Two Wells
- Newer Manufactured Home & 40x80 Shop on Parcel 2
- Exceptional Big Game & Native Wildlife Habitat
- Wyoming HWY 112 & Deer Creek Road Access
- Live Onsite Auction with Simulcast Online Bidding
Contact
Andy Mrnak at 701.206.1095, or Pifer's Auction & Realty at 701.523.7366 or 877.700.4099
Community & Surrounding Areas
The property sits in the heart of the Wyoming Black Hills, an area known for its western heritage, ranching tradition, and outdoor country. The surrounding communities share access to world-class golf, hiking, and winter recreation, and the Black Hills National Forest, whose character, wildlife, and beauty are reflected throughout this offering, extends across much of the surrounding region.
Hulett, WY: The closest community, a genuine small ranch town at the base of Devils Tower National Monument, the first designated national monument in the United States and a destination that draws visitors from around the world. Hulett schools serve the local families and provide the everyday anchor for the community. The town includes an airport for private aircraft and is home to the Golf Club at Devils Tower, a nationally recognized course tucked into the same country the ranch overlooks.
Sundance, WY: Approximately 35 miles south of the property, Sundance is the Crook County seat and offers county services, retail, dining, and healthcare. The town takes its name from the Sun Dance ceremonies once held at nearby Sundance Mountain and gained lasting fame as the town where Harry Longabaugh earned the nickname "the Sundance Kid."
Gillette, WY: Approximately an hour and forty-five minutes southwest, Gillette is the largest community in northeast Wyoming and serves as the energy capital of the state. It provides full retail, dining, healthcare, higher education through Gillette College, and airport connections with commercial service.
Alzada, MT: A short drive north on Highway 112 offers additional services, highway access, and connections into southeastern Montana.
Belle Fourche, SD: Approximately an hour east, Belle Fourche provides full retail, medical, and agricultural services, includes an airport for private aircraft, and is home to the geographic center of the United States. The community golf course adds another local recreation option.
Spearfish, SD: Roughly an hour and fifteen minutes east, Spearfish offers full retail, dining, healthcare, and airport connections for private aircraft, along with Black Hills State University, access to Spearfish Canyon, and the Elkhorn Ridge Golf Club.
Rapid City, SD: Approximately two hours east, Rapid City serves as the nearest regional airport with commercial connections, along with major retail, dining, and healthcare.
Nearby Attractions
Devils Tower National Monument: Approximately 17 miles south of the property, Devils Tower rises 867 feet from the surrounding country and holds the distinction as the first designated national monument in the United States. The monument draws climbers, hikers, and visitors from around the world.
The Golf Club at Devils Tower: A world-class course tucked into the same country the ranch overlooks, and the venue for auction day.
Keyhole State Park & Reservoir: Located roughly 40 miles south of the property near Moorcroft, Keyhole Reservoir spans over 14,000 acres and is one of northeast Wyoming's premier destinations for boating, fishing, camping, and waterfowl hunting, with walleye, northern pike, and smallmouth bass drawing anglers from across the region.
Black Hills National Forest: The character, wildlife, and beauty of the Black Hills National Forest, which spans more than 1.2 million acres across northeastern Wyoming and western South Dakota, is reflected throughout this offering.
Bear Lodge Mountains: The northwestern extent of the Black Hills range, providing additional public land access, hunting, and recreation within an easy drive.
Deadwood, SD: Roughly an hour and a half east, Deadwood is a National Historic Landmark District rich with Wild West history and today offers gaming, dining, and entertainment while preserving its historic character.
Terry Peak Ski Resort: Located near Lead, SD, Terry Peak is the premier downhill ski destination of the Black Hills.
Trails & Outdoor Recreation: The surrounding Black Hills region offers extensive summer and winter trail networks for snowmobiling, horseback riding, and UTV/ATV use, along with hiking and hunting across public and private ground.
Parcel 1
Parcel 1 fronts directly along Wyoming Highway 112, just eight miles north of Hulett, giving it exceptional access. The tract carries an unusual amount of character and diversity for a Highway 112 valley piece, combining productive grass hay land, a native draw winding through the heart of the parcel, and a deep, timber-lined draw that pulls wildlife through the natural habitat. Late-season grazing works well here, supported by a stock dam pulling directly off the Seely Fork creek bed. The tract lays relatively flat at the base of the hills, and the valley floor opens up to a 360-degree panorama of the surrounding Black Hills country. With its size, access, and setting, Parcel 1 also lends itself to a future rural building site for a family looking for rural living with paved highway access.
Parcel 2
Parcel 2 has direct access off Deer Creek Road, with a private driveway climbing to an elevated headquarters that overlooks the entire valley. The building site includes a newer manufactured home and a substantial shop. The balance of the parcel is dominated by native grasses and wildlife-rich, timber-lined ravines that finger throughout the tract.
Headquarter Details
Residence
- 2009 Marshfield Manufactured Home
- Titled
- 1,920 Sq. Ft. | 30 ft. x 64 ft.
- Post/Pier Foundation
- 3 Total Bedrooms
- Two Full Baths
- Master Suite
- Propane Forced Air Heat with A/C
- 30 ft. x 30 ft. Attached Garage on Slab
- Single O/H Door with Secondary Pocket Garage Door
Shop
- Built in 2008
- 40 ft. x 80 ft.
- Cement Floor
- Overhead Doors
- Tool/Storage/Utility Rooms with Overhead Balcony Storage
- 2 Bays Sectioned Off — Intended for Heated Shop with Cold Storage
- Heat and Insulation Not Finished
Well
- Completed in 2025
- Drilled to 325 ft.
- Static water at 225 ft.
- 5-inch casing
Parcel 3
Parcel 3 offers the most diverse and productive landscape in the offering. Low valley native grazing pastures run along the north side, grass hay fields extend through the heart of the tract, and natural Black Hills timber protects the perimeter. Deer Creek Road provides access along the northern border, and a central two-track lane opens up private access to the back country. North Fork Deer Creek traverses the southern edge, and natural stock dams supply supplemental water through the grazing season. The scale and character of the tract fit an operator looking to expand, and it also opens up excellent building opportunities, whether tucked into the low timber-protected bottoms or set on one of the elevated positions that overlook the country.
Parcel 4
Well: On parcel at the original farmsite, supplies a short pipeline to a livestock tank across Deer Creek Road to the south.
Parcel Note: Parcel 4 is as stunning a Black Hills property as you will find in the region. Deer Creek Road provides tremendous access throughout the tract, and the parcel delivers deep forested draws, covered valleys, elevated plateaus, and full Black Hills character. The original farmsite that has anchored the ranch for generations lays in a protected valley under full tree cover on this tract, and the well at that site supplies a short pipeline to a livestock tank across Deer Creek Road. Building opportunities range from the sheltered lower reaches under full timber cover to the elevated plateaus that command long views across the surrounding country
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Driving Directions
From Hulett, WY: Drive north 8 miles on WY HWY 112 to Parcel 1 on the east side of the highway. Continue north 1.5 miles to Deer Creek Rd., then drive east on Deer Creek Rd. for ¾ mile to Parcels 2-4.
From Alzada, MT: Drive south on HWY 112 for 16 miles to Deer Creek Rd. Turn and drive east on Deer Creek Rd. for ¾ mile to Parcels 2-4. Or continue on HWY 112 for an additional 1.5 miles south to Parcel 1 on the east side of the highway.