35.63 Acres, off-grid with shop/barn in one of the Black Hills most scenic and secluded settings, 27 miles north of Hulett, WY off Hwy 112. Includes a 40' x 60' concrete shop/barn with 8 inch thick, 9 foot tall exterior walls. This building was built to LAST FOREVER using 100 yard of concrete. Inside the building is a separate 12' x 32' walled area complete with a wood-burning stove. This area is ready to be customized by the new owner for living quarters. The property is covered with mature Ponderosa Pine and Burr Oak interspersed with grassy areas. Hunting /wildlife viewing opportunites on this property include Merriam's turkey, whitetail deer, mule deer and elk. *** TRACT 22 NEXT TO THIS PROPERTY IS ALSO FOR SALE. IT HAS A SEASONAL SPRING & A BEAUTIFUL 9+ ACRE MEADOW. ***SEE MORE TRACT 22, NEXT TO 23 IS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR SALE. IT IS ALSO 35+ ACRES AND IT HAS A BEAUTIFUL 9 ACRE GRASSY MEADOW WITH A SEASONAL SPRING ON IT. (See Map) The spring is a nice attraction for animals and wildlife. Hunting, hiking, & riding ATV's are just a few of the recreational opportunities in the area. Located just 27 miles from Hulett, you'll have convenient access to groceries, restaurants, banking, and other services, while still enjoying the privacy and solitude that make Pine Island such a sought-after destination. Protective yet lenient covenants help preserve the natural beauty of the area and protect long-term property values while allowing owners the freedom to enjoy their land. This area is well known for its abundant wildlife, offering frequent sightings of both whitetail deer and mule deer, Merriam's turkeys and the occasional elk, making this property equally attractive for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and nature lovers. From the property, you are only approximately 45 minutes from access to 80, 000+ acres of National Forest for additional hunting opportunities as well many other allowable outdoor activities. Crook County also has tens of thousands of additional acres of both BLM and WY State Lands that are also available to the public for hunting, hiking and many other outdoor recreational activities. HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES on the public lands in Crook County include Elk, Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Antelope, Merriam's Turkey, Sharp Tailed Grouse & Roughed Grouse as well as waterfowl and other small game species. YOU MUST REFER TO THE WYOMING GAME AND FISH SITE FOR CURRENT DETAILED GUIDELINES: HERE'S SOME GENERAL INFORMATION: FOR NON-RESIDENTS - Tags for Deer, Elk & Antelope must be obtained through the Wyoming Draw System. Once you draw your tag, you can obtain an additional archery license for $72.00 which allows you to also hunt during the designated archery season dates. If you do not fill your tag during archery season, you can continue to hunt during the designated rifle season for that specific unit and species which is unique because in most western states, your tag is restricted to either rifle OR archery season dates. Wyoming also allows crossbows during their archery hunting season. ONCE YOU BECOME A WYOMING RESIDENT - Based on current regulations for Crook County, you can buy both your General Deer tag and Either-sex Elk Tag over the counter, which is a wonderful thing. Below is general information based on previous years. (YOU MUST REFER TO WYG&F FOR CURRENT REG's) ELK UNIT 116 - Archery Only dates Sept. 1st thru Sept. 30th ** Rifle Season Oct. 15th thru Nov. 10th Cow Elk are also available in the draw and those dates generally run from Oct. 11th thru October. 30th Cow Elk TYPE 8 License - This license type is ONLY VALID ON PRIVATE LAND, and the quantity of tags is UNLIMITED, so an individual can legally harvest multiple cow elk in a single season. The season dates are lengthy, generally running from Aug. 1st thru Jan. 31st. Many area outfitters do offer guided hunts for Cow Elk on private land in Crook County. DEER REGION A - UNIT 2 - Archery Only dates Sept. 1st thru Sept. 30th ** Rifle Season Nov. 1st thru Nov. 20th D