Moving to Greybull: Pros, Cons & What to Know

Moving to Greybull means moving to a real, current central Big Horn Basin town with a genuinely distinctive identity any prospective mover should weigh directly.

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A real, nationally notable aerial-firefighting aviation history

Greybull has been a hub for aerial firefighting since 1946, and Hawkins & Powers Aviation (founded at the town's airport in 1969) employed more than 200 people at its 2002 peak flying surplus military air tankers on U.S. Forest Service contracts -- a real, disclosed history now preserved at the Museum of Flight and Aerial Firefighting (base record).

A real, distinct agricultural and bentonite-mining identity

Greybull's economy centers on cattle and sheep ranching, sugar-beet farming, and bentonite shale mining -- Wyoming is the nation's leading bentonite producer, and Greybull has hosted two production facilities for more than 70 years (base record).

Genuine affordability by the more stable housing figure

Greybull's zip-code-level average home value ($235,462) runs well below Wyoming's own statewide average, even as a real, disclosed, separate small-sample citation ran notably higher (base record).

A real, disclosed older population

Greybull's senior (65+) share runs a disclosed 19.1%-19.89% -- above the national comparison figure, a real factor to weigh when evaluating community fit (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-09-02. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.