Converse County sits in the heart of eastern Wyoming's cattle country. The area's rolling terrain, as well as the pine and cedar tree-covered ridges, provide excellent habitat for several species of wildlife including mule and whitetail deer, wild turkeys and antelope. Local 15-square-mile Glendo Reservoir is a popular recreation spot and is stocked with fish including trout, walleye and crappie. Land for sale in Converse County recently totaled $47 million and nearly 8,000 acres. Converse County ranks 22nd in the Equality State for the combined amount of land currently advertised for sale. Among cities in Converse County with farms, ranches, and rural real estate for sale, Douglas had the most land for sale. Economically speaking, Converse County's is largely dependent on mining and mineral extraction-related businesses and services. Converse County is one of the ten largest counties in Wyoming (4,265 square miles). It's located in the Central Wyoming region of the state.