80 Acres of Wyoming Ranch Land for Sale • LANDIO

80 Acres of Ranch Land for Sale in Wyoming with a Quarter Mile of County Road Frontage and bordering 640 Acres of BLM Land.
Wyoming | 80 Acres | $49,997
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80 Acre Ranch with a Quarter Mile of Frontage County Road 67 (Tipton-North Road) and bordering 640 Acres BLM Land while also being surrounded by over 1 Million Acres of Publicly Available BLM Land. County Road 67 leads you to Interstate 80, which is 17.4 miles to the South.
The property located around 1 hour and 15 minutes from Rawlins. In Rawlins you will find medical care, groceries, supplies, building materials, feed stores, restaurants, professional services and a Walmart Supercenter.
This area is incredibly rich in wildlife including Pronghorn Antelope, Prairie Dogs, Sage Grouse and Wild Horses.
This property is zoned Agricultural. View the Sweetwater County Zoning Resolution on the LANDIO Website.
The property is near world-class fishing, water sports and outdoor recreation activities at the nearby Seminoe State Park, Seminoe Reservoir, North Platte River, Miracle Mile, Pathfinder Reservoir and Alcova Reservoir.
Seminoe State Park is surrounded by giant dunes of white sand, acres of sagebrush, thousands of pronghorn antelope and sage grouse, all under the bluest of Wyoming skies. Located 34 miles northeast of Rawlins, Seminoe State Park features the moon-like Seminoe Mountains and the Seminoe Reservoir, The reservoir is home to both trout and walleye. The park provides facilities for anglers, boaters, picnickers, campers and hikers. Seminoe has 180 miles of shoreline and is one of the largest man-made reservoirs in Wyoming and the largest of the Wyoming State Parks system.
The world-famous Miracle Mile is actually a 5.5-mile stretch of the North Platte River fed by Seminoe Reservoir. It is an extremely fertile tailwater that offers anglers a chance to catch enormous trophy trout, and with approximately 4,000 fish per mile, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to catch the fish of a lifetime. This area is boatable but much more effective for wade-fishing.
The Pathfinder Reservoir a 22,000-acre lake known for its massive size and colossal walleye, trout and carp. Pathfinder hosts numerous professional walleye tournaments during the summer months and one of Wyoming’s largest ice fishing derbies - the HAWG Ice Fishing Derby - during the winter.
Parcel Size: 80 Acres M/L
LANDiO Property ID: WY_Sweetwater_00019
Legal Description: T24N R96W Sec 21, N1/2 SW1/4
Access: Quarter Mile of Frontage on County Road 67 (Tipton-North Road)
Property Taxes: $34.95 per year
Title: Quarter Mile of Frontage on
Conveyance: Warranty Deed
Nearby Points of Interest
17.4 miles to Interstate 80
70 miles to Rawlins, WY : Population 10,000
80 miles to Rock Springs, WY : Population 23,000
118 miles to Seminoe State Park, Reservoir, North Platte River’s Miracle Mile
135 miles to North Platte River
135 miles to Alcova Reservoir
144 miles to Pathfinder Reservoir
169 miles to Casper, WY : Population 60,000
There is an International Airport in Casper, Wyoming about 3 hours from the property. The code for this airport is CPR. For more information, please visit their website at iFlyCasper.com
170 miles to Laramie, WY : Population 33,000
218 miles to Cheyenne, WY : Population 65,000
297 miles to Denver, CO : Population 650,000
Visiting the Property
You are welcome to visit the property at your convenience while it is available.
GPS Coordinates
Northwest Corner: 41.864327, -108.279085
Northeast Corner: 41.864365, -108.269371
Southeast Corner: 41.860749, -108.269382
Southwest Corner: 41.860708, -108.279068
Center Point: 41.862671, -108.273900
Wyoming | 80 Acres | $49,997
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[@alexanderthegreatoz5945]

What is BLM land?

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

I’m a 35-year Wyoming resident that lived in Lander, WY, and I can assure you that this is one of the most inhospitable places in all of Wyoming. Because of the bentonite clay, the roads turn to slimy mud when it rains, the summers and winters are brutally hot and cold, and the wind never... and I mean NEVER… stops blowing. The summer thunderstorms that generally track through this area will make the road impassable, and the winter winds will cause deep snow drifts over the road, especially in the low-lying areas. Even though it’s a county road, it could be days or even weeks before the road is cleared after a big storm. Even for people who love to be isolated, to live here would be truly extreme, to say the least. Maybe not Antarctica extreme or Sahara Desert extreme, but close enough.

[@anotherdayintheusa2752]

Yep. It looks quite miserable. I would expect isolation for weeks at a time due to weather, maybe longer. And 17 miles on a dirt road? Miserable.

[@thinkcasting3182]

Sounds nice, are there any charging stations nearby for my electric car?

[@mightyfraserriver977]

@@thinkcasting3182 haaaaaaaaaaa

[@alfspacealiencateater4786]

I guess I would have to buy a dozer and just clear the road myself if I was living there and really with 80 acres I could find plenty of other uses to justify having at least a d4 or d5 size used dozer.

[@hardworkpaysoff3411]

@@thinkcasting3182 🤣🤣

[@TheJerrid]

I grew up in Wyoming and spent several years working in this area. Warning this property is not for the faint of heart. Very cold in the winter with a constant wind. Hot in the summer time and very remote. Personally the price is way to high for what it is but it can be made livable. Just keep in mind this property is in what is considered high mountain desert. After working in the area I lovingly refer to it as the arm pit of the world.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

is there anyone that actually lives around there? how do they survive? well for water? solar for electricity?

[@stevej.1428]

The other arm pit is South Jersey.

[@BobFrailey]

YOU EVER HEARD OF SHITCARGO

[@BobFrailey]

I TAKE IT YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN TO SHITCARGO IL

[@greybone777]

Isn't worth 50 dollars an acre. It turns to gumbo when wet, making it impossible to drive or even walk on. I checked it out years ago. There is a lot of the west that is not inhabited for a reason.

[@skgan7383]

Agreed.

[@lawright1223]

Dude I’m glad I read your comment, thanks.

[@bacon81]

Thanks for the heads up brother 👍🏽

[@majid_us]

How did you get $50/acre? ~ $50,000/80 acres = $625/acre, and I will not pay a penny/acre for it based on its location.

[@oDIRECTORo]

@@majid_us he’s saying he wouldn’t even give $50 an acre for the land because it’s useless.

[@junkbox7588]

Holy crap … dead in-the middle of the Great Basin. That’s the hardest section of the continent divide trail of the whole 3300 miles that I walked The best thing about it is that the wind river range is just north one of the most beautiful mountain ranges of the west .

[@robertmclean9737]

The Red Desert.

[@robertmclean9737]

Also the Wind River Range is 100 Miles across the Desert from this Property. 20 Miles either side of the Union Pacific Right of way is Checker Board.

[@shaunarchangel3872]

Is that where they get the movie Wind River from ?

[@robertmclean9737]

@@shaunarchangel3872 Not sure, but Definitely the Name. The Movie was about Indians and it isn't on the Wind River Reservation.

[@pitstopsogmc]

That’s not the Great Basin and not even close skippy!

[@nobodynothing9950]

Nice! Come with a fixer upper home and a Jeep!

[@aaroncrewse5746]

Almost 2 decades ago I got in this mess. Bought land about 40 miles east of the location. In the checkerboard land area closer to the eastern edge of Sweetwater county. It's a legal mess up in this area between BLM land and private land. This being on a county road helps resolve some of that legal mess. BLM has strange rules for their roads but my understanding is county roads have more access rights. My land has some road access, but nobody is going to help you out. I had to go back and track down access easements from 60 years ago. In my little part of the checkerboard, it is windy as shit and a pain in the rear. A rancher owns some land nearby and has grazing rights from the BLM. 3 months out of the year he's got cattle up there wondering around. The rest of the time the land sits dead empty, but there are all sorts of "private land, no trespassing" signs. The rancher even has signs with a BLM logo stating no trespassing but the contact name and phone number goes back to a rancher. How does a private citizen like a rancher get the ability to put his name on a sign with a US gov't logo and say no trespassing? County and BLM have different sets of ideas up there. The county won't let you build a house up there. The BLM won't help you and the county has a generalized statement. It just takes lots of research and the ability to understand and pull up all the easements going back decades. To be nice, I don't go up there when the cows are up there. When I go camping up there I sit there drinking a beer wondering why I still own the land up there. But for taxes that cost $50 a year all together, oh well. Plus I co-own it with my brother and he thinks we should own it forever. Half the land in the county is owned by the gov't. A lot of other plots of land are owned by "Aggie grazing company" etc. I haven't looked into it too much, but most of the private land ownership goes back to a company in Lakewood, CO. I am led to believe that they own most of the mineral rights in the county as well. Living in the same metro area as this company is located, I am half tempted to go into their office with some fancy cookie tray or something, introduce myself and ask how I can make some big boy money up there as well. Don't buy any land up there, (unless you want to buy mine, ha). Sure, $50 in taxes isn't a big deal but it's just windy as shit up there.

[@tedzimmerly]

good info. thanks for sharing

[@luvslogistics1725]

Thanks for actually posting a very helpful and practical comment. Good luck, hope you make out alright.

[@aaroncrewse5746]

@@luvslogistics1725 you're welcome, ha. Yeah, it isn't the end of the world, my taxes are literally $48 all together for 40 acres. But it is just chaos up there. BLM is so screwy, if you need to access a BLM road to access your property and the road cuts through someone else's land, the land owner can put a gate up and block you, just cause. The land in question the road passes would be private owned land, not managed by the BLM, but the BLM they can block it, but the county wants nothing to do with any of it. The checkerboard area is so unique and all parties need to work together to ensure access for each other, yet some wanna play different rules. It's crazy because I did a FOIA request with the BLM for information on BLM roads 3202 and 3203, the BLM sent me a CD-ROM disc with over 100 pages of land titles, showing when the feds paid off the then landowners to buy the section needed for the roads. The documents even state that the BLM/DOI is buying "the land for the access and enjoyment of the citizens of the United States", but now half a decade later BLM doesn't care if these roads get blocked off. If you're familiar with OnX maps they've done a lot of public education, outreach and attempts at lobbing congress to clean up access laws. There are other spots in the western US where some rancher owns thousands of acres of land and in the middle of it is some 40 acre square of BLM land, that nobody can access unless they take a helicopter. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqrZqnl_p5adarc

[@nofurtherwest3474]

@@aaroncrewse5746 Is there some rhyme and reason to the checkered pattern layout? why did they do it like that? Is there anyone that lives around there fulltime? What do they do for a living? how do they get water?

[@aaroncrewse5746]

@@nofurtherwest3474 Oh yeah there is. You are an asking nerd that researches this. So basically what happened when they mapped the country they put everything into a "township - range" system, which are broken down even further into one square mile blocks called "sections". So 36 sections in a range-township. 6 miles by 6 miles. They are labeled in a standard pattern. Well when they were building the continental railroad they gave the railroad company an incentive to do well and said they would give the railroad company every other section (aka square mile) to the railroad that was so many miles north and so many miles south of the railroad. So each section has a number from 1-36, the gov't kept the even numbers and gave the odd numbers to the railroads. The gov't figured that once the railroads were in place that people would spread out, that people would buy land from the railroad, which in return would raise the value of the gov't land as well, then the gov't could sell their land as well, essentially paying the gov't back. Their theory was land value would double, so they would still at least break even. Well that didn't happen, it seems like the settlers still went full bore west and made it to California. So now you have land like this, that really isn't used for much because a rancher here and there and the land just sits empty. It's too windy to do dick up. So the big problem is you have this BLM land intermixed with private land. And from office to office the BLM is not consistent with how they administer their land. The left hand has no clue what the right hand is doing. There are all these legal issues with corner crossings, etc. You can drive on a county maintained road but a BLM road might be closed off by a rancher, it's a nightmare. Dude on my land, I have found someone was shooting cans probably back in the 50s. I found what was left of a semi broken glass jug of Clorox bleach. In looking at it further and doing research I was able to find out that this bottle was made during the 1920s. So you find a few cool things up there, but most of it is just sitting in the wind, drinking beer wondering why I still own the land.

[@nicholasmarshall3191]

I live in Cheyenne, a long way from this land. North of Cheyenne, there is open land where people live on 2 to 5 acre plots. The friends I have that live in that area, ( Small sample size), curse the frequent high winds, that significantly reduce their quality of life. Unless you're hardy and don't mind adverse weather, you might do better looking at more appealing areas.

[@jasonbutler6679]

Can you imagine not knowing the area and thinking this is a great deal without a lot of frustration and extensive work. Wait to drive on this road will be fun if not absolutely dry.

[@oksureright]

I can just hear the wind howling forever.

[@averywatlington5263]

If you love sagebrush and desert... It's a greatdeal!

[@shaunarchangel3872]

exactly.

[@wayawolf1967]

The price of everything has gone insane.

[@dnodoz1753]

Worthless desert for 50k!

[@robertmclean9737]

Am familiar with the Area how much are you going to pay me to live there.

[@THE_WOAT]

The fact that there is not a building in site is telling. On the bright side, it seems like a great place to encounter a UFO.

[@Divergentpath]

Expect extreme hardship out there. It is remote and waterless. It is very very VERY harsh in winter. They were trying to sell that crap in the 70s as well. I would rather go to Mars and give that a go. If you have any other option available go that direction. If you are a masochist go for it. Wamsutter is the booming metropolis for all your needs.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

I was just gonna say, they could use that land for Mars simulation, to prepare for the Mars mission.

[@Divergentpath]

@@nofurtherwest3474 who says they don't.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

@@Divergentpath interesting

[@adeelanwar1.0]

Always talk to the locals before buying a property in any area. Don't follow the agent just do your own digging.

[@califloridian2009]

I think it's actually closer to Salt Lake City if someone wanted to fly in. Not an easy place to live but I really like this one !! 👍

[@CRJines]

If you ever get any land that has reasonable access to resources such as trees for firewood, please post that. This type of land is useless in Wyoming

[@walleyperch]

It looks like a desert…

[@CRJines]

@@walleyperch it is it's part of the Great basin. You can't live there

[@carlhaldeman420]

It looked like someone might have lived there, by the junk vehicles we see. I wonder about the water situation. I'll bet you can see a million stars at night. We here in Arkansas, most places, don't get to see that because of the trees, hills and mountains.

[@CRJines]

@@carlhaldeman420 the last fool that bought the property probably tried to live there and soon realized you can't. Water is not the issue. You can collect water off your roof. The problem is no trees for firewood, and the wind that'll blow your skin off. I've been there several times.

[@gregsmith3623]

You shouldn't have any trouble finding that kind of land.

[@CRJines]

I'm actually leaving Thursday to go on scout some land. It must have internet connection, and trees or at least access to trees for firewood. This will be my fourth trip to Wyoming. That's out in the middle of nowhere. Impossible to live there. Off grid anyway

[@chip9177]

can get internet anywhere with Starlink.

[@CRJines]

@@chip9177 not enough for video conferencing

[@jaytomson7052]

Forget it... we have been blighted. It's over.

[@maxtoll8290]

I’d pay 1,000.00 for it.

[@bearman000ify]

Your paying $999.00 too much! The place is an armpit!

[@nofurtherwest3474]

sold

[@crazyprepper5400]

Good luck in the winter

[@tstahler5420]

I just died of dysentery, watching this. 😂

[@johnsimonelli9988]

LMFAO

[@stephenwilder3525]

As I’m from Flor… I can arrange some lovely swamp land in the Everglades. Alligators and pythons abound. How can I make that seem like a bonus?

[@LAAM619]

"Great source of raw materials for luxury boots!"

[@johnsimonelli9988]

With all due respect to you and what you say in your presentation, You should make it clear that corner crossing from one square of BLM to another is considered trespassing and is punishable with a fine. I know of a case in a lower court in Carbon county they just found the trespasser not guilty which is good news for all Americans but it is no guarantee you will win your case if you are fined.

[@jakelong6860]

What is BLM?

[@johnsimonelli9988]

@@jakelong6860 It stands for Bureau of Land Management which was formed in 1946 to administer over 247 million acres of public land that you and I have every right to use for just about every legal activity you can think of. What you might not know is our land has been slowly taken away from us by corrupt state government and very wealthy land owners that prevent legal access to our land by making it illegal to corner cross. Look at a State map that shows private property and BLM land and you will be shocked at what you see. Also take a look at Elk MT in Carbon county Wyoming that is surrounded by private property that makes it all but impossible to access. Effectively giving our public land FREE of charge to the wealthy land owner that has the only access to it.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

Why did they lay the BLM and private land out in a checkered pattern? What's the point in that?

[@johnsimonelli9988]

@@nofurtherwest3474 The federal government did that 170 years ago in an effort to help ranch owners so they would not have purchase all the land. At that time private property was not a big deal and ranch owners did not mind you trespassing. A lot of those properties have been sold off to investors that no longer live in the state adn they see things in a different light. I hope that to answer your question.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

@@johnsimonelli9988 interesting thanks

[@patman147]

That land is worthless. Driven thru there many times. It is like the arctic in the winter. Wind is always blowing. There is a reason why there are no homes in that area. You would need to build the mother of all wind breaks to make it liveable.

[@mypeeps333]

Dam I'm selling my property but not until spring wish I could buy it now, And pay it off cash when my property sells. Oh well !

[@triskaidekathirteen724]

I would love some Wyoming land....Very Nice

[@scanadaze]

Why I bought land in Missouri. In the Ozarks. I lived 16 years in Wyoming. No thanks. I had too many reasons to leave.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

What's bad about it - it looks nice and peaceful

[@scanadaze]

@nofurtherwest3474 there are a lot of people in that state that are out wright mean. Those people work for key jobs. Down scary individuals. Safer to live in New York city or Chicago. Even LA and San Francisco. You know in those cities what to look for. In Wyoming. Those people blind side you. The first time you are forced to deal with them. Your a deer in headlights. It doesn't make any sense. Put it this way as well. It's safer to live in a neighborhood that is owned by MS13. Safer to live next to Area51 front gate. Not all the people in Wyoming are bad. Where my mom's family is from. Yet. They came from Missouri. It is those whom work for key businesses. Talking oil, gas and mining. The miners are the worst. I even had two ex uncle in laws that worked for on mine. They did not like me either. I miss the mountains badly. Not the people. Yet. I do have a lot of relatives still in the state. They will have to come see me this time. I do my best to stay away from it.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

@@scanadaze Damn, so there is a lot of crime?

[@scanadaze]

@nofurtherwest3474 The state of Wyoming supports China and the NWO as they all do. There are big time key places where the Elites work out of. Like Jackson Hole. The mines supports China. Then the underground. Cheyenne had the company head of abortions. Wyoming is like New York city and LA. Just not up front about it. Yet spead threwout the whole state and not just in one city. Its more hidden. Millions have gone there and has never seen anything bad. I even recommend to go there on a vacation. A lot to see. A lot of history. Yet. Mind your own business. That state Illegally took my wright's away. Ruined my life. My mom's family is from Wyoming. One of the states I grew up in. I know every square inch of the state. Yet. No different then any other state. Their all bad. Even live there. Just mind your own business. Here where I have lived now for 7 years. Again back. Is no different. Here. They faked sued my in this court house 5 times. Sadly. My second ex wife and I were married in it first. The only safe place I can think of living is anywhere far away from earth. I loved in many states. Many towns and cities. Their all the same. The people are all the same.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

@@scanadaze damn

[@thatguy8005]

You sure that isn’t $5,000

[@judyhardt3351]

Is it with the owner financing I could pay like $300 a month with so much down like $400 down

[@professormawillett4297]

Land may be cheap but the development cost will be astronomical.

[@johnraynor5095]

Old railroad land?? Reat absurd, you are getting taken on this deal.

[@ShmooyShmoo]

You coulda got a few acres in Hawaii for that price. On the big island. Maybe in a Lava zone

[@mykey39]

Looks like a lot of these are zoned residential. I would be interested in commercial properties for around that price.

[@KNIGHTJUMPS]

So how far away is the Sam's club and Wal-mart? Let's be real here.

[@cb750k1974]

BLM land means all the van people, RV people and other wondering travelers can pitch camp anytime right next to your 80 acres. $50K for some Wyoming tundra......have at it.

[@RT-tn4ry]

Buy it then rent it out for nuclear waste disposal.

[@jimbutler9076]

What do u do for a living sell crickets

[@edwardmyers675]

It’s just funny and cute how they call this a ranch.

[@247tx3]

Yup done!

[@sallyvella7012]

No you will always have the ones that don't have any financial vested interest to take of the property and can ruin anything of your property and make it uncomfortable for you to be there.

[@imaspier3]

The problem is to get water it’s so expensive.

[@stevej.1428]

How do the local schools rank? Would my kids have to create friends from scrub brush? Do the local restaurants deliver? If there was an emergency, is EMS a 1 or 2 day drive? lol

[@mattchristensen9424]

That property tax will raise every year I guarantee it you will top out around $5000 an acre in less than 6 years. I'm paying $7000 per acre now in Utah

[@a.mathis9454]

Someone left junk cars on the property and they claim it will be good for target practice! 😂😂

[@gregsmith3623]

I know where there's going to be a small farm in Missouri for sale before too long that has spring water and lots of trees and some open Field, I believe it will cost around seven thousand a Acre

[@ryandulaney509]

Groundwater rights ? Where are the fracking sites in relation to that groundwater ?

[@damonthomas8955]

What the heck would you do with it?

[@RichardTClark396]

Well they almost had me until they brought out the checkerboard! And I’d have to know if they support guns cause will be a lot of gun play , and what about women any female species out there in no man’s land? Cause I imagine the winters. Are long and brutally cold!

[@hey2yogi2]

It's in the middle of nowhere with no water

[@mwhitelaw8569]

No mineral or water rights? I know it's Sweetwater County Any pumpjacks or gas lines through it? Even the shells of old grand Cherokees have value now....weird huh

[@davewickizer4506]

My problem is an invented bureau that acts like it owns land. If it was a freeforall and no restrictions I believe it would work out. We never should've started the alphabet soup of bureaus that try to own everything.

[@Hotbikes_and_Hotrods]

Does it come with water and mineral rights?

[@nilnil8411]

Checkered lands are disastrous for commute because you'd inevitably step into private property, practically landlocked land. It's a trap RUN

[@ExceptionalCarpetCare]

80 acres of Wyoming wasteland

[@TheBohemianAngels]

Perfect for the aliens to come down and do hundreds of things to somebody. Either the alians of some serial killer. You choose.

[@denialphasebitcoin5639]

I don't want to be close to BML land.

[@stevej.1428]

If I had $50k to light on fire I'd rather do that. Wouldn't have to travel to the middle of hell's a-hole to do it either.

[@georgieboy2432]

Then what?

[@rockie307]

Wyoming has the highest suicide rates in us for this reason. Brutal living and high cost of living/land.

[@roostercogburn809]

ok

[@ronnrodgers5385]

Question : any advise on a foreigner purchasing this property?

[@nerissamartinez3669]

Read comments before get yourself in that mess of land.

[@rockie307]

Don't

[@robertmajka9]

If you like living on the moon!

[@johnelliott4521]

Maybe $10 an acre then years and a fortune to get road passable

[@oggleme3071]

How about the airspace above does that come with it?

[@privatenineNaturalWoman]

NO TREES...

[@rjbjr]

So, how many acres does it take to raise one goat?

[@chrisgreen1904]

I'm just going to say this. Whoever is selling this land should be paying someone to take it off your hands. It's a wasteland, totally void of sustenance.

[@moroboshidan7960]

Is it some of those places without access to water?

[@Meh-hr7gq]

Who ever came up with that checkerboard should be slapped repeatedly. Oh and no “corner hopping” that’s a ticket.

[@rexhaney9806]

If I came in to make cash I'd buy that oh my God I love big wonderful Wyoming

[@edwardnigma2744]

What can i get for $10k and is there utilities?

[@HeyMichaelLeo]

LOL, ever try and sell swamp land 🤣 how is desert land any better? Give me a brake.

[@feralkid9315]

can i buy just 1 acre at this rate ($625) just to park my trailer? it's all desolate blm land. why would i want to own 80 acres when i can take possession rights of 1 acre and get the same experience?

[@miabellav3246]

I would like to know any commercial properties

[@fredsnit5699]

It’s crap. Perfect example of why Re agents are several steps below used car salesman

[@klausvonshnytke]

And what the heck one use that piece of desert in the middle of nothing for?

[@thegoodfriendsnetwork]

Do you guys take loans on said properties?

[@lifeongps]

What does BLM mean?

[@billchambers3973]

Bureau of Land Management

[@lifeongps]

@@billchambers3973 Thank You!

[@billchambers3973]

Merry Christmas to you and yours.

[@craigalston2208]

@@billchambers3973 the Bureau of Land Management should sue the fake blm for appropriating their initials / name🤣lol

[@mightyfraserriver977]

Black lives matter. Lolol hi from canada

[@Worm8theBird]

No trees

[@rdking8001]

What water situation?

[@fudogwhisperer3590]

Anyone know how much rain falls here per year?

[@rockie307]

In the summer making it impossible to get around turns to mud.

[@j.m.k.3406]

Water rights?

[@dusanholak9560]

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[@texmex8815]

What's B L M land??

[@muharremkuru1649]

You give me free I don’t want

[@Coffee240]

China will buy it 🤣🤣🤣

[@bateriesrl6591]

whats the catch???

[@kevinjamieson7899]

What is BLM Land

[@MUCKFOOT⁶⁶⁶]

spam, reported

[@TheGreyGhost_of43rd]

50,000!!! I feel sorry for the poor souls out here buying shytuff like this. 😔

[@Muddjones]

All desert looking are no trees no water no good

[@ilyathomas8813]

Ain't worth the 35$ taxes

[@johnmiller6976]

That's a lot of money to live in the middle of no where.

[@estebanwedontneednostinkin9969]

Do you have mineral rights?

[@stevemiller8032]

Yeah the only thing out there is f****** dirt desert and more dirt nothing worth a s***

[@crazyprepper5400]

I have ftx crypto.

[@sawhite27]

Please tell me if any wells have been installed within a 10 mile radius of this property and if the water is safe.