A lot of them are owned by the wealthy people from other states also. I was in eastern Wyoming a couple of years ago and the locals said one of the large ranches was owned by a guy from Spain and didn't allow hunting at all. I met a couple of guys from Tennessee who had just purchased a ranch in Wyoming, I think they gave $4 million for it. A father and son had their landowner tags and were hunting but that's all the activity that was going on.
David Letterman has a ranch I think in Montana with no hunting. Ted Turner has 400,000 acres in New Mexico that does allow hunting but it's pretty expensive.
Once you get to the higher quality ranches they usually don't sell trespass hunts, they can produce more income with less hassle by leasing it to an outfitter. And I think a ranch that can consistently produce 300+ bulls is a quality ranch.
I know you are looking for a hunt where your points will be of some benefit to you, either for hunting on your own or a reasonably priced guided hunt, I'm in the same boat and I don't know where that is.
There are some good Ranching For Wildlife places in Colorado for $7,000 to $10,000 dollars but you don't need any points for those, they have the tags.
Good luck with your hunt search.