Kanye West Sells Wyoming Bighorn Ranch Back
West sold the 6,713-acre Bighorn Mountain Ranch to Greg and Pam Flitner, according to county records notarized September 17, 2025.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Residential
Kanye West sold the Bighorn Mountain Ranch in Wyoming to Greg and Pam Flitner, with sale documents notarized September 17, 2025. West had bought the 6,713-acre estate in 2019 for $14.495 million from Greg Flitner's parents.
Why it matters
The transaction reverses a 2019 purchase that was West's second Wyoming acquisition within two months, and it adds a high-profile property to the state's luxury ranch market. The sale was reported by Cowboy State Daily from county records.
The ranch's 2019 purchase price was $14.495 million for 6,713 acres, with the estate built in 1906. The sale price in the 2025 transaction was not disclosed in the available records.
The players
Kanye West
The musician and designer bought the Bighorn Mountain Ranch in 2019 and sold it back to the Flitners in 2025.
Greg and Pam Flitner
The couple repurchased the Bighorn Mountain Ranch, which Greg Flitner's parents had previously sold to West.
The details
The estate includes The Lodge at Bald Ridge, a five-bedroom, four-bathroom main log lodge, and the Snowshoe Lodge surrounded by log cabins with walk-in saunas. The property also has roughly 2,000 elk roaming the ranch and adjoining public lands, plus two heated helicopter pads for year-round access.
Timeline
2019: West purchased the Bighorn Mountain Ranch for $14.495 million.
September 17, 2025: Sale documents to the Flitners were notarized.
Market Context
Large Wyoming ranch sales are typically documented through county property records, the same channel that made this transfer publicly known. The reversal of West's 2019 purchase places this estate within that recorded market of high-value rural properties.
For Wyoming buyers, the transaction shows that large ranch estates change hands through recorded county transfers that are publicly searchable. Prospective buyers can review county records to track comparable high-acreage property sales in their area.
The takeaway
Large rural estates are publicly recorded, so buyers and observers can trace ownership changes through county records rather than relying on announcements.
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