Discover Wilson Ranch—a rare 86.33-acre parcel of legacy land surrounded on all sides by U.S. Forest Service property, offering unmatched privacy, expansive grazing opportunities, and endless potential. Homesteaded in 1918, this historic ranch is ideal for cattle, horses, hunting, or off-grid living in a truly remote and scenic setting. The land features a diverse mix of open pasture and timbered areas, with fully fenced boundaries, three separate grazing sections, and 11 gates providing direct access to public lands. Wildlife is abundant, with regular sightings of elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, and turkey—making it a perfect blend of working ranch and recreational retreat. Set in a secluded meadow, the original homestead includes a log-sided cabin, bunkhouse, and a nostalgic two-seater outhouse—reminiscent of the Old West. While off-grid, the property is well-equipped with solar and generator power, propane heaters, tankless water heater, cast iron tub, propane range, and washer hookup. With no nearby neighbors—roughly 10 miles to the east, 8 miles to the south and west, and no access roads to the north—Wilson Ranch offers the kind of space and solitude that’s nearly impossible to find. Panoramic views stretch across distant mountain ranges and the rugged beauty of the Black Hills. Whether you're expanding an operation, investing in a heritage property, or seeking a remote base for self-sufficient living, Wilson Ranch is a one-of-a-kind opportunity.