+/- 86.62 deeded acres of patented mining claims, mineral rights included, in Wyoming’s Bridger Mountains (Copper Mountain), bordering roughly 100,000 acres of BLM public land. The parcel is made up of six claims from the old Copper Mountain mining district, including the Copper Glance, which the state geologist reported on in 1906 at the height of the DePass copper boom. A mining camp and post office went up nearby, and by 1910 the boom was over. What remains is steep, quiet high country along the Fremont and Hot Springs County line, with the seasonal East Fork of Dry Creek running through the property. On one side the land borders a contiguous block of roughly 100,000 acres of BLM ground that runs for miles in every direction. A separate 40-acre BLM parcel adjoins the other side. The property sits inside the Battle Axe Berger BLM grazing allotment, which makes it a natural fit for a permittee already running cattle on that allotment. It is also in Elk Hunt Area 47, Deer Hunt Area 36, and Antelope Hunt Area 75, all limited quota draw areas. Other uses include a hunting and hiking base or an off-grid summer and fall getaway. Raw land, no utilities or improvements. No deeded vehicle access. Seller is believed to hold 100% of the mineral rights; buyer to confirm. Landman contacts available. Contact the listing agent for maps and access details. Cody Renner (3O7) 438-1577. Timber Ridge Realty.