Paul Wallop’s experience growing up on and working Canyon Ranch has proven helpful in evaluating the many different qualities of Wyoming ranches from livestock production to wildlife habitat and the recreation potential of the various properties. His experience helps him in his role as a buyer’s broker to identify the value-added features and any differed maintenance issues the properties may include.
Paul also gained significant experience as a buyer’s broker in residential real estate. Paul very much enjoys helping real estate buyers that have chosen to relocate to Sheridan area, find their dream home. He has worked on varying deals from quick easy deals to complicated deals with tax liens and other issues to complicate the process. Paul enjoys guiding his buyers through the sales or purchase process to successful and happy conclusions.
Paul’s favorite part of his real estate career is the many friends he has met and the lasting friendships that have come from working with the people he meets.
After staying awhile in the Big Horn area, with its wealth of fine fishing and outdoor experiences as well as the history of the area, many people begin thinking about relocating to the area. If during your travels and stay at Canyon Ranch you decide that you would like to research the option of relocating to the area or you decide you would like to take up ranching, Paul Wallop can help you find the right place for you and your family.
Paul Wallop is an Associate Broker at Century 21 BHJ Realty in Sheridan, Wyoming, and may be reached on his cell phone at 307-751-3580.
Featured Ranch Listings
Nestled at the mouth of Little Goose Canyon and beneath the breathtaking skyline of the Bighorn Mountains, lies The Quarter Circle B Lazy B Ranch, a rare legacy ranch offering steeped in history, majesty, and natural grandeur. This remarkable 1678(+/-) acre ranch—passed down through four generations since the late 1800s—presents a unique blend of historic character and natural habitat benefiting both wildlife and livestock in a unique setting. With over 135 years of uninterrupted stewardship, the property is more than just acreage; it is a living heirloom, a cradle of Wyoming’s rich ranching traditions and the enduring beauty of the Big Horn community.
Nature writes the script here, and it’s done so in bold, poetic strokes. Towering peaks offer a protective embrace, while the scent of pine and the whisper of mountain breezes carry across undisturbed meadows and rolling pastureland. With its vast, open space embracing uninterrupted views, this ranch feels less like a property and more like an entire ecosystem unto itself—one where the sky is your ceiling and wildlife your neighbors.
Surrounded by expansive ranches, many of which are held in preservation through partnerships with conservation organizations, The Quarter Circle Lazy B Ranch enjoys not just solitude but the promise of enduring scenery protected by one of the first Conservation Easements enacted in Wyoming. The landscape here is cocooned in stewardship, ensuring that development will not encroach and the pastoral vistas will remain gloriously unchanged.
The heart of the ranch boasts an impressive collection of well-maintained structures that merge utility with legacy. Three homes grace the grounds—each with its own story, its own charm, and its own perfect view. These residences aren’t about opulence; they’re about authenticity, about creating comfort that suits a comfortable, yet refined way of life. There’s also a mountain cabin—an inviting retreat that will tempt even the most devoted worker to take a break and simply breathe.
Perhaps the most remarkable feature is a historic stone barn, a structure that stands as testament to the ranch’s heritage and craftsmanship of a bygone era. Rare is it to find such an artifact not in a museum but still fulfilling its original purpose—anchoring the ranch with timeless dignity. In addition, a second barn accommodates modern functionality, supporting operational needs while keeping the authentic ranch aesthetics intact.
Equestrians, take note: the ranch’s horsemanship facilities are thoughtfully designed and well-appointed, clearly created by those who knew that caring for horses means more than just stall space. A professionally designed 100 by 200-foot outdoor riding arena boasts a top-notch drainage system, year-round usability is possible regardless of what the Wyoming sky decides. Well-lit and beautifully situated, the arena is complemented by spacious tack-up areas and convenient wash bays that translate everyday chores into smooth, satisfying rituals.
Beyond the fences and into the open wilds are where this property truly flexes its natural prowess. Trophy hunting opportunities abound—whether it’s elk or whitetail deer, black bear or mountain lion, moose or upland game birds, the ranch’s ecological tapestry is incredibly rich. The Quarter Circle Lazy B lands have been under a private game bird farm license since they were first permitted in the state allowing for enhanced game bird hunting opportunities.
Little Goose Creek travels through the northwest corner of the Quarter Circle Lazy B Ranch offering 600 feet of quality trout stream for the fishing enthusiast. The four mountain ponds scattered across the acreage are more than just scenic accents. These water features offer essential habitat for wildlife, opportunities for recreation, and the simple joy of reflecting skies. Morning mist rolling off the water’s surface, interrupting the mirror image of the peaks beyond, is the kind of sight that can make even the most stoic angler forget to cast a line.
Whether your ambitions are cattle, horses, recreation, conservation, or a combination of all the above, the capabilities here are expansive. With an owner rated 85 -100 AUMs for year around livestock grazing available on the ranch, it stands ready to grant your agricultural dreams with a side of mountain serenity.
And while the property offers true end of the road privacy, it’s delightfully close to the amenities of thoughtful civilization. Within easy driving distance is the town of Sheridan—an attractive community merging of Old West character and modern-day conveniences. Sheridan County Airport serves both the practical traveler and impromptu adventurer. The community offers everything from James Beard nominated cuisine at local establishments to live polo matches and equestrian events at nearby fields.
Big Horn Schools—less than ten miles away—provide a small, involved education community with a reputation for scholastic and extracurricular excellence. This allows the Quarter Circle Lazy B Ranch location viable not only for seasonal escape but also for establishing roots.
For those who prefer outdoor leisure that doesn’t involve livestock or hunting, the surrounding area is a treasury of exploration. Bear Davis Park is just a short drive or trail ride away, serving up peaceful green space and picnic-perfect afternoons. Red Grade Road winds up the mountain just to the west of the ranch into the Bighorn National Forest, offering nearly one million acres of public access to a natural miracle of alpine meadows, cascading streams, and endless trails for hiking, fishing, cycling, camping and sightseeing.
This is a life of connection to the land, to the past, and to the possibilities ahead. It is a place where time slows, where each day carries the potential to be both deeply productive and beautifully restorative. Whether it’s a working ranch, a family retreat, or a conservation estate that you envision, this is your opportunity to begin your family’s generational care of these historic and peaceful lands. Owner is a licensed Real estate agent.
Contact Paul Wallop at 307.751.3580 to learn more about this rare and exciting opportunity to create your next personal legacy in Wyoming history.