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REFERENCE
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7 v Broker Index 8 v Property Index & Map
16 v Big Timber: The Little Town That Can
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Laughing Dog Ranch page 57
North Star Ranch page 67
River Bend Ranch page 23
3L Cattle Ranch page 28
Headquarters West, Ltd. Walter Lane ................................53
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V o l u m e
Legacy Properties West LLC .......48
W i n t e r
broker index
Advanced Real Estate & Auction ...................................64 Artisan Sotheby’s International Realty ..................50
Bates Sanders Swan Land Company ..........................28 Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty ..................73
Cabela’s Trophy Properties...13, 38
California Outdoor Properties .... 10
Mason & Morse Ranch Company........................58 Mirr Ranch Group .........................24 Oregon Land and Wildlife ...........38 Oregon Opportunities Real Estate ..................................42 Pearson Real Estate Co., Inc. .......68
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Ganado Group, Inc........................72
Sixteen 10 Real Estate Brokerage & Investments .......54
Gary Frederick, LLC......................66
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property index Acres±
County
Arizona
Page
87............. Cochise..............53 158.......... Pima....................52 690.......... Santa Cruz........52 1,120....... Santa Cruz........52 1,140....... Cochise..............53 5,418....... Santa Cruz........72
Acres±
County
California
Page
8............... Placer..................30 11............. Sonoma..............51 14............. Sonoma..............50 34............. San Joaquin.......30 40............. Alpine.................36 43............. Mendocino........50 49............. Sonoma..............50 50............. Sonoma..............51 53............. Sonoma..............50 64............. Sonoma..............51 86............. San Joaquin....... 31 101............. San Luis Obispo.... 41 118........... Mendocino........51 142........... Shasta.................30 600.......... Contra Costa....30 693.......... Siskiyou.............65 714........... Amador..............36 720. ........... San Luis Obispo....40 742............. San Luis Obispo.... 41 891........... Monterey...........40 944.......... San Joaquin.......14 1,015....... Yolo.....................14 1,346....... Shasta.................36 1,475....... Monterey........... 41 1,514........ Plumas...............10 2,477....... Siskiyou.............14 2,500....... Glenn.................65 3,286....... Monterey...........40 3,286........ San Luis Obispo.. 40 4,137....... Tehama..............37 4,770....... Siskiyou............. 31 5,844....... Tehama..............14 6,420....... Mendocino........37
Acres±
County
Page
9,500....... Tehama..............65 13,000.... Colusa................65 14,672..... Tulare.................74 17,075..... Lassen................13 25,614..... Tehama..............37
Colorado 35............. Grand.................71 69............. Grand.................63 96............. Mesa...................24
County
Page
943.......... Platte..................68
636............ Lewis and Clark. . 66
950.......... Weston...............27
732.......... Gallatin..............22
1,200....... Fremont.............27
919........... Ravalli................61
1,848....... Teton..................60
1,050....... Missoula............23 1,278....... Fergus................34 1,400....... Sweet Grass......19 5,274....... Granite...............23
2,116........ Weston...............27 2,200....... Johnson.............34 2,280....... Albany................68
5,500....... Sweet Grass......49
2,400....... Fremont.............26
20,088.... Yellowstone.......22
3,210....... Park....................47
105........... San Miguel........57
25,323.... Fergus................29
3,515....... Platte..................68
170........... Eagle...................59
New Mexico
5,170....... Niobrara............35
198.......... Montezuma.......49 203.......... Custer.................58
80............. Otero..................62
225.......... Pueblo................58
137.......... Otero..................62
265.......... Huerfano...........67
212........... Otero..................62
343.......... Montezuma.......48
1,546....... Rio Arriba..........49
7,902....... Park....................20
1,889....... Rio Arriba..........49
8,560....... Natrona..............46
21,661..... Catron................21
10,200..... Campbell...........25
24,000.... Catron................21
13,068.... Johnson.............46
33,000.... Otero..................62
13,918..... Goshen..............35
47,309..... Catron................21
13,918..... Niobrara............35
343.......... Montezuma.......48 377.......... Montezuma.......48 388.......... Grand.................71 446.......... Grand.................24 505.......... Grand.................20 525.......... Moffat.................24 561........... Custer.................60 565.......... San Miguel........57 740........... Grand.................71 902.......... Garfield..............25 917........... San Miguel........22 1,400....... Douglas..............21 1,540....... Larimer..............26 1,737....... Jackson..............25
3,947....... Larimer..............20
Oregon 5............... Klamath.............39 26............. Jackson..............42 28............. Jackson..............42 42............. Jackson..............43 62............. Klamath.............22
6,300....... Crook.................44 6,535....... Albany................45 6,702....... Laramie..............23
23,857.... Albany................27 28,453.... Johnson.............34 32,878.... Niobrara............44 69,556.... Natrona..............60
Outside the Region
105........... Crook.................33
Canada
194.......... Jackson..............42
36,000.... Naicam...............28
105........... Jackson..............43
195.......... Klamath.............38 217........... Deschutes..........32 261........... Coos...................39
Costa Rica 3............... Guanacaste.......70 11............. Guanacaste.......70
328.......... Jackson..............43
70............. Guanacaste.......70
12,840..... Las Animas.......63
363.......... Jackson..............42
750.......... Guanacaste.......70
38,094.... Las Animas.......64
2,025....... Jackson..............43
Hawaii
9,381....... Grant..................39
Nebraska
10,391..... Morgan...............58
585.......... Holualoa............74
Idaho
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2,777....... Carbon...............26
3,853....... Larimer..............26
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9,162....... Powder River....45
2,665....... Routt...................20
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County
620.......... Sweet Grass......19
97............. Huerfano...........63
2,000....... Gunnison..........57
919-Acre Montana Ranch
Acres±
Utah 2,066....... Washington......24
720.......... Fremont.............23
Washington
10,500..... Twin Falls..........69
75............. Clallam...............56
2,300....... Sioux..................35
North Dakota 4,867....... McKenzie...........34
South Dakota 7,116........ Fall River...........35
Montana
Wyoming
57............. Big Horn............68 240.......... Sweet Grass......19
66............. Goshen..............46
Texas
104........... Natrona..............47
400.......... Blanco................54
276........... Sweet Grass......19
820.......... Johnson.............25
3,290....... Palo Pinto..........73
map
MT WA
ID OR
WY
AK
Alaska
Aleutians East 1 Aleutians West 2 Anchorage 3 Bethel 4 Bristol Bay 5 Denali 6 Dillingham 7 Fairbanks NorthStar 8 Haines 9 Juneau 10 KenaiPeninsula 11 Ketchikan Gateway 12 Kodiak Island 13 MatanskaSusitna 14 Lake and Peninsula 27 Nome 15 North Slope 16 Northwest Arctic 17 Prince of WalesOuter Ketchikan 18 Sitka 19 Skagway-HoonahAngoon 20 Southeast Fairbanks 21 ValdezCordova 22 WadeHampton 23 WrangellPetersburg 24 Yakutat 25 YukonKoyukuk 26
Arizona Apache Cochise Coconino Gila Graham Greenlee La Paz Maricopa Mohave Navajo Pima Pinal Santa Cruz Yavapai Yuma
California Alameda Alpine Amador Butte Calaveras Colusa
4 15 2 8 12 13 6 7 1 3 10 11 14 5 9
33 31 30 12 35 5
CO
UT
NV
CA Contra Costa Del Norte El Dorado Fresno Glenn Humboldt Imperial Inyo Kern Kings Lake Lassen Los Angeles Madera Marin Mariposa Mendocino Merced Modoc Mono Monterey Napa Nevada Orange Placer Plumas Riverside Sacramento San Benito San Bernardino San Diego San Francisco San Joaquin San Luis Obispo San Mateo Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Cruz Shasta Sierra Siskiyou Solano Solano Sonoma Stanislaus Sutter Tehama Trinity Tulare Tuolumne Ventura Yolo Yuba
Colorado Adams Alamosa Arapahoe Archuleta Baca Bent Boulder Chaffee
28 1 24 44 11 4 57 47 49 45 14 7 53 45 25 41 10 40 3 37 42 21 18 54 19 9 55 23 43 50 56 27 29 48 32 51 39 38 6 13 2 26 26 20 34 16 8 5 46 36 52 22 17
22 52 23 59 63 55 11 34
AZ NM Cheyenne Clear Creek Conejos Costilla Crowley Custer Delta Denver Dolores Douglas Eagle Elbert El Paso Fremont Garfield Gilpin Grand Gunnison Hinsdale Huerfano Jackson Jefferson Kiowa Kit Carson Lake La Plata Larimer Las Animas Lincoln Logan Mesa Mineral Moffat Montezuma Montrose Morgan Otero Ouray Park Phillips Pitkin Prowers Pueblo Rio Blanco Rio Grande Routt Saguache San Juan San Miguel Sedgwick Summit Teller Washington Weld Yuma
Hawaii Hawaii Honolulu
37 18 60 61 45 43 32 21 47 28 16 29 36 39 15 19 10 33 49 53 3 20 46 31 26 58 4 62 30 6 24 50 1 57 38 12 54 41 27 8 25 56 44 9 51 2 42 48 40 7 17 35 13 5 14
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Valley Washington Kalawao Kauai Maui
Idaho
Ada Adams Bannock Bear Lake Benewah Bingham Blaine Boise Bonner Bonneville Boundary Butte Camas Canyon Caribou Cassia Clark Clearwater Custer Elmore Franklin Fremont Gem Gooding Idaho Jefferson Jerome Kootenai Latah Lemhi Lewis Lincoln Madison Minidoka Nez Perce Oneida Owyhee Payette Power Shoshone Teton Twin Falls
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23 11 40 44 4 34 26 17 2 35 1 19 25 22 41 38 20 7 18 24 43 21 16 31 10 27 37 3 6 14 9 32 28 33 8 42 30 15 39 5 29 36
Montana
Beaverhead Big Horn Blaine Broadwater Carbon Carter Cascade Choteau Custer Daniels Dawson Deer Lodge Fallon Fergus Flathead Gallatin Garfield Glacier Golden Valley Granite Hill Jefferson Judith Basin Lake Lewis and Clark Liberty Lincoln Madison Mc Cone Meagher Mineral Missoula Musselshell Park Petroleum Phillips Pondera Powder River Powell Prairie Ravalli Richland Roosevelt Rosebud Sanders Sheridan
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Silver Bow Stillwater Sweet Grass Teton Toole Treasure Valley Wheatland Wibaux Yellowstone
Nevada
Carson City Churchill Clark Douglas Elko Esmeralda Eureka Humboldt Lander Lincoln Lyon Mineral Nye Pershing Storey Washoe White Pine
33 51 50 16 5 41 10 37 44 53
8 11 17 12 3 15 6 2 5 16 10 13 14 4 9 1 7
New Mexico Bernalillo Catron Chaves Cibola Colfax Curry De Baca Dona Ana Eddy Grant Guadalupe Harding Hidalgo Lea Lincoln Los Alamos Luna McKinley Mora
14 19 27 13 4 23 22 31 32 24 17 12 29 33 21 8 30 6 10
Otero Quay Rio Arriba Roosevelt Sandoval San Juan San Miguel Santa Fe Sierra Socorro Taos Torrance Union Valencia
Oregon
Baker Benton Clackamas Clatsop Columbia Coos Crook Curry Deschutes Douglas Gilliam Grant Harney Hood River Jackson Jefferson Josephine Klamath Lake Lane Lincoln Linn Malheur Marion Morrow Multnomah Polk Sherman Tillamook Umatilla Union Wallowa Wasco Washington
26 18 2 28 7 1 11 9 25 20 3 16 5 15
24 19 18 1 2 28 27 30 26 29 9 23 35 6 32 21 31 33 34 25 15 20 36 17 10 5 16 8 3 11 12 13 7 4
Wheeler Yamhill
Utah
Beaver Box Elder Cache Carbon Daggett Davis Duchesne Emery Garfield Grand Iron Juab Kane Millard Morgan Piute Rich Salt Lake San Juan Sanpete Sevier Summit Tooele Uintah Utah Wasatch Washington Wayne Weber
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Washington
Adams Asotin Benton Chelan Clallam Clark Columbia Cowlitz Douglas Ferry Franklin Garfield Grant Grays Harbor Island
21 34 29 11 8 37 32 36 12 4 30 33 20 23 9
Jefferson King Kitsap Kittitas Klickitat Lewis Lincoln Mason Okanogan Pacific Pend Oreille Pierce San Juan Skagit Skamania Snohomish Spokane Stevens Thurston Wahkiakum Walla Walla Whatcom Whitman Yakima
Wyoming Albany Big Horn Campbell Carbon Converse Crook Fremont Goshen Hot Springs Johnson Laramie Lincoln Natrona Niobrara Park Platte Sheridan Sublette Sweetwater Teton Uinta Washakie Weston
15 18 17 19 39 27 13 16 3 26 6 25 1 7 38 10 14 5 24 35 31 2 22 28
20 3 6 19 15 7 8 22 9 5 23 12 14 16 2 21 4 13 18 1 17 10 11
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Ward Creek Ranch California v Plumas County v Quincy
or
over
140
years,
the values of rural life has
Ward Creek Ranch has
been a true blessing for my
been—in a word—perfect.
whole family.”
First discovered by nomadic Native
Americans
moving
Nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains
in
Northern
down the coast from Canada,
California, the ranch features
this area of pristine, verdant
natural splendor surrounded
valleys framed by mountains
on three sides by pristine
and carved by free-flowing
national forest, which extends
rivers was named simply,
the borders of the 1,514-acre
perfectly: Genesee, meaning
ranch seemingly ad infinitum.
beautiful. Developed in 1870,
Life at Ward Creek Ranch is
the Genesee Valley became
the joy of waking to temperate
the perfect place for pioneer
summer mornings and riding
Edwin Hosselkus to create
an ATV along a winding
a supply station for ambitious gold miners seeking fortune. A perfect locale for travel between Reno and Portland, the ranch became a part of a major stagecoach route and even a stop for the Pony Express. In 1985, the Neff family began a search that covered the entire Western United States for a family retreat away from the city, refusing to compromise until they found a ranch that fulfilled every aspect of their dream. Eleven states and five years later, they discovered Ward Creek Ranch. “It was just perfect,” said Paul Neff, proud owner of Ward Creek Ranch for the last 20 years. “We knew the tangible elements we wanted, like the national forest border and the seclusion, but what we also found was a sense of ‘place’. Having this place to bring our children, to experience
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forest trail to a clearing in the
offers a perfect venue for
mist-covered mountains. It
entertaining an abundance
is the singular experience of
of guests as well as finding a
wondering at 100-mile views
quiet place to retreat.
unspoiled by a single other
“The home was a five-year
soul. Your closest neighbors,
project. We spent two years
a plethora of wildlife. The
planning and another two
only noises, the echoes of a
and a half building,” said Neff
winding river. And the only
of his unique, rustic-meets-
choice, deciding whether to
modern oasis amidst the
enjoy a day amidst nature or
valley. “Everything you see in
within an architect’s homage
the home, every light fixture
to its rustic elegance.
and every piece of furniture
“Exploring the ranch for the first time, I felt such a respect for not
was specially created to fit the space, shape and feel of the room.” This
only the beauty, but the historical aspects of the property. I would walk
long, intimate process makes every room akin to a master suite, and the
through the forest and suddenly find myself standing in front of a century-
details to design, restoration and incorporation of modern amenities
old barn with personal carvings still etched into the door. I wanted to
extend even further than the main home.
preserve that history, so we restored the existing buildings while creating several improvements to reflect the present style,” said Neff. At the heart of Ward Creek Ranch stands a nature-inspired masterpiece,
Some of the property’s original buildings include a two-story Victorian home built in 1880, the original Genesee Store now serving as a country store and restaurant and several nice rental properties/
a perfectly paralleled reflection of the ranch’s dynamic profile. The home welcomes with a mountainesque entry, 28-foot vaulted ceilings rising in honor of the Sierras just beyond the front door. Warm timber and cool stone harvested and mined from the ranch wrap you from wall to floor, allowing the outdoors to echo freely within. Moving through the 9,000-square-foot, six-bedroom, eight-bath custom home, one is literally shaded by the trees creating the thick log walls; one can wade through a free-flowing river of space in the open floor plan, bathe in the sun filtering through the plethora of windows and relax alongside one of the six stone-sculptured fireplaces, a reflection of the creeks that run alongside this rustic work of art. From the gourmet kitchen with commercial-grade appliances to the grand entertainment area, the home Volume 45 Farm&Ranch West
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canopy. Only in the Sierra Range do pines grow at such a low elevation, interspersed with oaks, cottonwoods and aspens. These emerald forests frame a pristine mountain meadowland whose palette changes color with the seasons. The ranch has 11 ponds and three year-round creeks for fishing and kayaking, and, as winter falls, light snowfall creates a gentle blanket for cross-country skiing and snowmobiling, as well as ice skating on a private lake. Nearby, a heliport allows for private access onto the ranch, but finding city amenities means leaving the valley. Thirty minutes from the ranch, Quincy, one of three major mountain communities in California, offers opportunities for dining and shopping, as well as an airport with private jet access. Commercial airport access and a plethora of fine dining, shopping and entertainment venues await guest homes. The bunkhouse, blacksmith shop, granary, as well as
in Reno, Nevada, a two-hour drive from the ranch and seemingly a
five barns are all restored and stand as they did after their original
world away.
construction over 100 years ago. These buildings once watched
Neff reflected on the past and future by saying, “My family and
pioneers move through the
I spent 20 wonderful years
valley on their way to build
in this absolutely beautiful
the American West, and have
valley. The community here
stood as quiet sentinels as the
is small, but full of wonderful
Genesee Valley has remained
people, and the ranch has
largely unchanged.
had such a positive impact
“We set out to find a place
on our growth as people. If
to own it all,” said Neff. “I
anyone else has the passion
didn’t want to be within
for the outdoors and a desire
hours of hiking or fishing. We
to watch both their children
wanted to have everything,
and grandchildren discover
we wanted it year-round and
the blessings of a rural life,
we wanted it right out our
this ranch’s future will be
backdoor. Life here means
truly special.” v
no compromises.” And life at Ward Creek Ranch is truly ideal at 3,800 feet. Throughout
Offered for $19,500,000. For more information on Ward Creek Ranch,
the year, recreational opportunities only grow more diverse. During
please contact Todd Renfrew with California Outdoor Properties at
warm months, fly-fishing calls to anglers of all ages, while the forest
707 365-5064 (cell) or todd@caoutdoorproperties.com. For an online
trails remain perfect for horseback riding and hiking amidst forest
brochure, please visit www.CaliforniaOutdoorProperties.com
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Dixie Valley Ranch
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California v Lassen County v Little Valley The historic Dixie Valley Ranch is one of the finest combination cattle and recreational ranches in California. It supports over 1,500 animal units year round on 120,000 acres (17,075 deeded, 30,000 BLM lease and 73,000 USFS lease). The headquarters ranch lies in northeastern California in Lassen County and has 54 parcels totaling 11,973 acres deeded with 103,000 acres of leased land out the back gate. There are excellent water rights! Structures include a 3,000-square-foot, three-bedroom and two- and one-half-bath main log cabin, a 2,400-square-foot ranch manager’s home, two cowboy homes, historic old ranch house, barns, shops and more. The ranch irrigates 800 acres and normally grows and cuts about 3,500 tons of hay. The ranch has an additional 3,000 acres of irrigated and sub-irrigated meadows. The property is zoned agriculture and forest use and is not in the Williamson Act. The winter ranch lies in Tehama County and is 21 miles west of Red Bluff. The winter ranch consists of 12 parcels for a total of 5,101 deeded acres west of Red Bluff and supports 400 animal units. It is zoned UA-AP and is in the Williamson Act. $19,000,000.
707 Merchant Street, Suite 100 Vacaville, CA 95688
707 455-4444 707 455-0455 fax info@caoutdoorproperties.com www.californiaoutdoorproperties.com
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California Almond Orchard
PBM Farms
California v Yolo County v Woodland
California v Siskiyou County v Dorris
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This 1,015-acre almond orchard lies within 10 minutes from UC Davis These 2,477 acres offer 100% organic alfalfa and barley production. Water and air transportation. Also available is an adjacent 40-acre parcel is gold and this ranch has lots of it, including eight wells over 15,000 gpm. with 200,000 square feet of large storage buildings and another There are 10 newer pivots with three more due to be completed in 2012. parcel, 69 acres of open ground with a 5,000-square-foot log home The farm has four homes, two barns, shops, outbuildings, scales, organic and several outbuildings. This property is spectacularly immaculate. grain silos and is enrolled in the Private Lands Management Program that allows for a late-season hunts. Price reduced by $1,000,000. $7,950,000.
$12,000,000 for 1,015 acres.
Black Ranch
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California v Tehama County v Red Bluff
This historic 5,844±-acre ranch is just 17 miles from Red Bluff. There are 3.5 miles of year-round Elder Creek, 12 ponds (three over 3 acres) and rolling oak grasslands providing great habitat for blacktail deer, wild pig, turkey, quail, dove, predator hunting and your occasional bear. There is a house, barn and corral. This ranch is in the Williamson Act and runs 500 cows. Owner financing is available. Price reduced by $300,000. $5,600,000.
McDonald Island California v San Joaquin County v Stockton
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The 944-acre McDonald Island Ranch has it all: recreation, agriculture
707 Merchant Street, Suite 100 • Vacaville, CA 95688
707 455-4444 • 707 455-0455 fax info@caoutdoorproperties.com • www.californiaoutdoorproperties.com
and hunting. Enjoy great duck hunting, a clubhouse, 155 acres of cabernet vines, 322 acres of farmable ground, a 150-foot dock and location just off the San Joaquin Channel near Tinsley Island. This property lies in San Joaquin County on an island in the heart of delta duck hunting. The clubhouse consists of two buildings totaling 4,450 square feet with eight bedrooms, four baths, a bar and beautiful views of the delta and Mt. Diablo. $3,900,000.
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Big Timber The Little Town That Can
by Bill Muhlenfeld and Philip Land
“The rain of last night wet us all. [NB: having no tent, & no covering but a buffaloe skin] I had the horses all Collected early and Set out, proceeded over the point of a ridge and through an open low bottom crossed a large Creek which heads in a high Snow toped Mountain to the N W. imediately opposit to the enterance of the Creek one Something larger falls in from the high Snow mountains to the S W. & South those Creeks I call Rivers across.” - William Clark Journal, July 17, 1806
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hether Clark’s Rivers Across, Dornix at the time of the old sawmill, or Big Timber when the railway left its own legacy, the area around the Boulder and Yellowstone rivers has always
been characterized by enterprise and enduring beauty.
In 1895, Big Timber was the largest producer of wool in the United States, shipping more than five million pounds in just one year.
Sweet Grass County and Big Timber are today home to less than
4,000 residents, many of whom are attracted by the dual benefit of living in a place where small business is encouraged; and where one is daily rewarded with incredible vistas and landscapes unmatched for living and recreational opportunities. In Big Timber there is room for most every pursuit, whether it be a business that builds world-class golf courses or an afternoon of fishing on the Yellowstone River. The local business people seem to have a common bond and connection to each other, born of odd diversity and a distinct common ground. According
“There is a notable diversity in the community of Big Timber. There are
to Philip Land, a local real estate broker, “People come here because they descendants of homesteaders, there are newcomers who arrived as quickly as they could, there are well-known national and international celebrities want to live here, not because they have to.” and business persons, as well as people from every walk of life. In the finest Though the Sweet Grass Chamber of Commerce boasts some 68 sense of the word, Big Timber is a melting pot of opportunity, success and members, the true level of small business and entrepreneurship runs achievement. There is transplanted Southern hospitality dating back to after much deeper than the hardware store, restaurants, or salons of main the Civil War, Norwegian stoicism, and pioneer independence. We are not a street business. There are two custom rifle companies, a substantial stereotypical Montana town….Big Timber is singularly unique and made up of honeybee enterprise, a forge operation for specialized iron work, a a friendly, accomplished blend of artists, sportsman, craftsman, professionals, large, grass-fed beef ranch, a company that does customer survey work entrepreneurs, and, yes, even some real cowboys.” worldwide and many “stealth” businesses like that of Ron McAdams, Philip Land The Land Brokers who is a self-styled “business advisor,” working with a company in
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San Francisco. “I live here because of lifestyle,” says Ron. “I’ve got a good one.”
“Lifestyle,” is the common refrain among business owners in Big
Timber, who seem to couple rugged, Western determinism with a strong desire to enjoy “the great outdoors” and fully appreciate the benefits of small town living. Any sense of isolation is readily buffered by the easy, one hour drive to the bustle of Bozeman or Billings, their cultural attractions and international airports. Not that Big Timber is lacking in any area. The Grand Hotel’s talented head chef, Amy Smith, “Big Timber has changed completely over the years. We used to have a laundry and dry cleaning business, two clothing or mercantile stores, a five and dime (sundries) type of store, two drugstores, three grocery stores a creamery and numerous other business. Today we have far fewer small, storefront businesses; but the ones we do have seem stronger, and it seems like we continue to attract the kind of people who are still tough of spirit, willing to run both their businesses and lives in independent ways.” Barbara Van Cleve Photographer
has for 20 years served up some of the best dining in Montana, right in downtown Big Timber. She has prepared food for the likes of local residents Michael Keaton (a regular) and Tom Brokaw, and visitors like Jimmy Buffet, Robert Redford, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, and retired Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, all of whom would likely respond “lifestyle” if asked why they now homestead or visit Sweet Grass County.
An unexpected surprise, fine businesses like the Grand Hotel are
what make Big Timber so special. Within shooting distance of each other, C. Sharps Arms and Shiloh Rifles offer their worldwide clientele the finest quality in custom-made, single shot rifles. According to owner, John Schoffstall, custom rifles from C. Sharps Arms have been in great demand since he set up shop in 1975. Both C. Sharps and Shiloh sell their product worldwide through both reputation and the Internet. Also in downtown Big Timber, Custom Survey Solutions Inc. (CSSI) does world-class customer relationship work for the likes of McDonald’s, Compass, Motorola and Verizon…and 99% of its business comes from outside Montana. “We have had many long-term clients that kind of forget we are located in a small town,” says CSSI owner Tim Yuzeitis. “They will call and say, “Now where is Big Timber again?”
Where, indeed. When the business and service are both of quality,
“Crazy Mountain Forge decided to start business in Big Timber because it is a
there are no distance barriers in today’s world. Like Yuzeitis, Oregonian
strong community-oriented town with great diversity and opportunity.”
Jeff LaFlore, known locally as “The Beeman” runs a thriving hive
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Big Timber is singularly unique and made up of a friendly, accomplished blend of artists, sportsman, craftsman, professionals, entrepreneurs, and, yes, even some real cowboys.
“Having been raised in or near Big Timber, I have always felt that for our size, Big Timber has a great variety of businesses and feel because of this we continue to prosper and attract more smaller businesses. Those businesses may not always have the selection that larger towns are able to provide, but we have something for everyone! Our cost of living and doing business is lower than most larger areas, as well.”
Down the road, the Indreland cattle operation produces some of the best grass-fed Angus beef in the country, and the Roe family is often off
Connie Kunda, President Sweet Grass Chamber of Commerce
to places as far-flung as Whitefish or New Orleans where they excel at building and rehabbing Jack Nicklaus and other high-end golf courses.
Businesses do “come and go” in Big Timber, as they do everywhere.
Gone are many small town enterprises like the grocery and general stores of old, and newer businesses like Wheelsmith Fabrications, which was sold to a Milwaukee company in 2006. Barbara Van Cleve, an internationally accomplished photographer, whose works are sought after by collectors and museums, has seen these businesses come and go, though her own
“Our original intention was to live here for a few years and then re-locate the
legacy, the nearby Lazy K Ranch has been in her family since 1880. A
business to a more urban area, which we thought suited us better. But after
lifetime of personal transition and of living “off and on” in Big Timber has
living in Big Timber a few years, and finding out what was important in our
given her a unique perspective of loss and gain, of a Big Timber where life
lives – smaller community, great place to raise a family, excellent schools,
and business flourish, born of both desire and necessity.
volunteer areas of interest etc., when we tried to find a new place to live – we
realized we already had exactly what we wanted right here in Big Timber.” Tim Yuzeitis Custom Survey Solutions
Big Timber has often had fame rub up against it like a skittish horse.
Both The River Runs Through It and The Horse Whisperer were filmed in the area, and the Discovery Channel has made much of life in the Boulder Valley. But such notoriety and prosperity is temporary and fleeting. What remains in the end is the deep and lasting beauty of Sweet Grass County, the sky-bending beauty of the Beartooth-Absaroka and Crazy mountain ranges, the hypnotic draw of its rivers and streams…and the seemingly tireless enterprise of Big Timber and its area residents. It is hard to imagine a better place to prosper…or to just be alive. v For more information on finding properties in the Big Timber area, contact The Land Brokers at 406 930-5362 or visit www.TheLandBrokers.net This article is scheduled to run in the Winter 2012 issue of Distinctly Montana: www.DistinctlyMontana.com. All text and photos are used with permission from Distinctly Montana.
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“Big Timber is such a pretty town. I mean it really is a pretty little town.” Recent Montana Visitor
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Near Greycliff, this sprawling 1,400±-acre ranch boasts rolling, timbered hills, natural springs and views of the Crazy and Beartooth Mountains and the Yellowstone River. The magnificent
7,000+-square-foot
reclaimed
timber home is constructed using three circa 1850s hand-hewn buildings from Canada with all dove-tail jointing. There is a large recreational pond, seasonal creeks and the diverse topography contributes to abundant wildlife, including elk, deer and birds. This ranch is well-located for privacy, personal
Lost Creek Ranch Montana v Sweet Grass County v Greycliff
security and historical significance and must be viewed to appreciate the depth of all the incredibly desirable features. This property and home will exceed your expectations of the perfect “Montana dream”. $5,500,000.
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This spectacular, pristine 620-acre ranch is five miles from Big Timber and has unparalleled views of the eastern slopes of the Crazy Mountains with two year-round creeks, wildlife and upland birds. The 7,200-squarefoot trophy house boasts many custom features such as an exquisite new gourmet kitchen
Diamond ‘S’ Ranch
with Viking appliances, floor to ceiling field-
Montana v Sweet Grass County v Big Timber
stone fireplaces and three-car garage. There is a fully restored, authentic homestead cabin
overlooking the stocked trout pond, a 44' x 96' metal building and a four-stall horse barn with tack room/office. $2,500,000
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Eagle Springs Ranch is a spectacular 240-acre equestrian property with varied topography and abundant wildlife. The ranch has an architecturally
designed
executive
home
with highest regard for quality, exceptional craftsmanship and outdoor living spaces. This private location has year-round accessibility, a guesthouse, large horse barn, hay barn, barn with an apartment and abundant water, which includes ¾ mile of fishable, year-round Bridger Creek and two spring-fed fishable ponds. $2,500,000.
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This beautiful private valley, with 276 acres near 11,000-foot mountains and a spectacular canyon, offers expansive views, fields, springs and wildlife. There is a new ranch house, oversized three-car garage, corrals and a barn. This ranch is near the Yellowstone and Boulder Rivers. New Price: $975,000.
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NEW LISTING! Only eight miles east of the resort town of Estes Park and 10 miles southwest of Loveland, the Daymaker Ranch benefits from the large herds of elk and deer protected within the boundaries of Rocky Mountain National Park and the adjoining Roosevelt National Forest. The Daymaker occupies over six square miles (about 3,947 deeded acres) of prime Rocky Mountain foothill country, including a mix of ponderosa pines, grasslands, shrublands and three miles of the North Fork of the Little
Daymaker Ranch Colorado v Larimer County v Loveland
Thompson River. Loveland is a drive of only 20 minutes, and Denver International Airport is only a little more than an hour away. $12,950,000.
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PRICE REDUCED! Hidden in the heart of one of Colorado’s last unspoiled mountain valleys, Beaver Valley Ranch is tailor-made for hunting and fishing of exceptional quality. Beaver Valley Ranch, accessible year round, lies less than an hour southwest of Steamboat Springs and nestles against Routt National Forest on the flanks of the Beaver Flat Tops. Herds of elk and mule deer have room
Beaver Valley Ranch Colorado v Routt County v Steamboat Springs
Flying River Ranch Wyoming v Park County v Cody
to roam on its 2,665 acres, and plentiful rainbow and cutthroat trout to over 20 inches populate 4.5 miles of the East Fork of the Williams Fork River, an unsung trophy trout stream. $12,750,000.
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NEW LISTING! Spreading 7,902± acres (4,962 deeded) of choice grasslands and riverine bottomlands among the foothills of the Absaroka Mountains, Flying River Ranch stands apart as a property long managed in full harmony with its environment. Years of careful stewardship have paid off not only for its famed organic beef operation, but also for the health of two miles of the cutthroat-filled Greybull River and a diversity of wildlife that represents the best of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. For those seeking a "full package" of proven cattle ranching, excellent big game hunting, wildlife viewing and world-class trout fishing, the Flying River Ranch is unsurpassed. $8,900,000.
Zephyr Meadows Ranch Colorado v Grand County v Grand Lake
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NEW LISTING! Strategically situated near the southwest entrance to Rocky Mountain National
Dave Harrigan Hunter Harrigan 1781 Macom Drive • Sedalia, CO 80135
303 683-9090 • 800 524-1818 toll free dave@harriganland.com hunter@harriganland.com www.harriganland.com
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Park, Zephyr Meadows Ranch virtually defines a four-season recreational ranch with world-class accommodations. The ranch itself consists of 505 acres of prime Rocky Mountain real estate at 8,700 feet, filled with an expansive irrigated meadow flanked by mixed woods of aspen and pine. Two sides of the ranch are bordered by the Arapahoe National Forest, providing a sense of seclusion and affording access to 32,000 acres of public land brimming with additional recreational opportunities. Ranch improvements are first class with an immaculate 6,235-squarefoot lodge and 4,440-square-foot custom home. $3,000,000.
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NEW LISTING! Southwestern living just doesn’t get any better than it does at the magnificent
24,000-acre
(16,670
deeded)
Horse Springs Ranch. Nourished by abundant springs and streams and blessed with a mild climate, Horse Springs Ranch is home to trophy elk and mule deer, black bear, mountain and javelina. Careful attention to wildlife habitat has produced a property with a well-earned reputation as one the Southwest’s foremost big game hunting locations. Living at Horse Springs Ranch qualifies as anything but “roughing it”.
Horse Springs Ranch New Me xico v Catron County v Datil
Improvements include a brand-new Southwestern-style lodge with hardwood floors, granite counter tops and fine fixtures. $13,000,000.
Sawtooth Shadows Ranch
Southern Cross Ranch
New Mexico v Catron County v Datil
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NEW LISTING! Rugged scenery combined with trophy elk and mule deer herds makes the 21,700-deeded-acre Sawtooth Shadows Ranch a New Mexico dream ranch for sportsmen with a
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“World-class” is no exaggeration when describing
special appreciation for Southwestern culture, history and landscape. Fortunately for hunters, the the exceptional trophy elk hunting on the ranch shares a 14-mile boundary with the national forest and its elk (many bulls in the 400-plus renowned Southern Cross Ranch in west central class) freely range into the pinon/juniper and ponderosa forests of Sawtooth Shadows Ranch, as New Mexico. On the Southern Cross Ranch, well. The fact that 30± landowner bull elk tags come with the ranch and that it lies in Hunt Unit geography, genetics and habitat have combined 13, makes this ranch perfectly situated as a trophy elk/cattle ranch with a distinctive Southwestern
to create an entire ecosystem that produces some
flavor. This ranch has year-round access and lies 20 miles from Datil, New Mexico. $10,900,000.
of the largest bull elk on the planet. The Southern Cross is indeed a “land of giants” well-known for amazing numbers of 350- to 400-class bulls that have free access to its 47,309 acres (33,514 deeded). A spectacular 6,000-square-foot log lodge is the centerpiece of the ranch. The ranch lies two and a half hours southwest of Albuquerque and five hours from Phoenix. $25,000,000.
Lazy H Ranch Colorado Colorado v Douglas County v Larkspur
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NEW LISTING! The Lazy H Ranch in Douglas County is one of the finest equestrian ranches in the Front Range of Colorado. Everything on the ranch, from its 1,400 acres of rolling mountain grasslands to its 39,000-square-foot indoor riding arena, points to a property custom made for horses and horse lovers. Residential improvements include a 14,0000-square-foot custom home and two 3,000+-squarefoot guesthouses. Almost never does a large ranch come onto the market, which is within a 40-minute drive of either Denver or Colorado Springs, and one with the exceptional improvements of the Lazy H is rarer yet. Those looking for a quality horse and recreational property in a scenic Front Range location should put the Lazy H Ranch at the top of their “must-see” list. $7,950,000.
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Combining convenience with an agricultural operation, beauty and unlimited recreation, Cabin Creek Ranch is a rare gem among western legacy ranches. This 20,088±-deeded-acre property consists of a diversified agricultural operation with seven pivot irrigation systems, an extensive dry land farming operation and many acres of well-fenced and watered pastures for running livestock. The varied landscape has lush irrigated meadows, rich riparian bottomland, rough cedar lined breaks, open grasslands and panoramic views of the Yellowstone River. These diverse
Cabin Creek Ranch
features are the key ingredients in creating and maintaining a superior wildlife sanctuary and
Montana v Yellowstone County v Shepherd
strong agricultural program. $12,900,000.
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Straddling both sides of the famous West Gallatin River for 2± miles, as well as locally known Baker Creek for 1,100± feet and Randall Spring Creek for 1.5± miles, the historic 731±-acre Oyler Ranch combines quick access to Bozeman and its commercial airport with world-class recreational amenities. Enjoy wonderful angling opportunities in the Gallatin River and Baker Creek as well as the tremendous opportunity to increase value
Oyler Ranch on the Gallatin River
by rehabilitating Randall Spring Creek to the trophy fishery it once was. The Oyler Ranch has
Montana v Gallatin County v Manhattan
incredible wildlife with excellent populations of
whitetail deer, pheasant and turkey as well as top-notch waterfowl hunting. All these attributes combined with beautiful mountain views, close proximity to the wonderful historic district of Bozeman, and world-class skiing make this the perfect ranch for satisfying the interests of the entire family. $5,950,000.
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Cone Lake Ranch is one of those special properties that offer so much of what recreational ranch buyers are looking for: water, spectacular views of the San Juan Mountains, close access to the national forest, plenty of grazing land, excellent hunting and fishing and all of the amenities the Telluride area has to offer. The ranch is just 15 minutes from Norwood and less than an hour to the town and slopes of Telluride, but only minutes to the Uncompahgre National Forest with its lakes, streams, and incredible mountains. Gently sloping hills, covered with huge stands of gambel oak and cottonwood tree, and open pasture surround a 60-acre
Cone Lake Ranch Colorado San Miguel County v Norwood
lake at the foot of Lone Cone Mountain. Access to the ranch is via a paved county road only seven miles from the quaint ranching community of Norwood. $2,900,000.
Horse Shoe Ranch Oregon v Klamath County v Fort Klamath
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Horse Shoe Ranch sits in the one of the most beautiful valleys anywhere in the world. At the head of the valley are rolling mountains,
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volcanic peaks and evergreen forests that surround the southern Cascades Crater Lake. Comprised of 62± resource-rich acres, the ranch offers a complementary balance of both agricultural and recreational pursuits. $1,400,000.
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River View Ranch is an elite, manicured trophy property with a substantial variety of recreation available on the manicured grounds. Enjoy panoramic views, abundant wildlife, worldclass trout fishing on one of two private lakes or the Clark Fork River, miles of hiking and riding trails out the back door, and several ponds. Attention to detail is evident throughout River View Ranch, with the ultimate in privacy and security. The ranch is comprised of grassy benches, timbered draws, winding canyons
River View Ranch Montana v Missoula County v Missoula
and beautiful views—a quintessentially wild Montana setting with nearby urban comforts and amenities. The ranch is adjacent to Lolo National Forest and inhabited by healthy populations of elk, deer and other big game, which makes for excellent hunting opportunities. $12,950,000.
Conant Creek Ranch Idaho v Fremont County v Ashton
River Bend Ranch
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Possibly the finest angling ranch Fay Ranches has ever listed for sale, the trophy waters of the Laramie River flow through the ranch for just over six miles, providing a very scenic and private setting to pursue the exceptionally large trout that inhabit this stretch of river. The ranch also boasts
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Conant Creek Ranch consists of 720± contiguous acres with 1+ mile of Conant Creek flowing through
the middle of the property. Located 25 miles to world-class waterfowl hunting in the fall months along with excellent populations of whitetail deer, the northwest of Driggs, Idaho, the ranch lies in mule deer, moose, antelope and a small resident elk herd. With over 6,700± deeded acres and a a beautiful valley with awe-inspiring views of the proven agricultural operation, this ranch is the complete package. The ranch is 17 miles (20-minute
Grand Tetons rising up 13,770 feet on the eastern drive) from the vibrant university town of Laramie and its commercial airport and features end-of- horizon. The mix of habitat and terrain makes the-road privacy and seclusion. Currently owned by the University of Wyoming, proceeds from the this property very special. The lush meadows and sale will go directly to the School of Agriculture for research in animal health. $10,200,000.
aspen that transition into rolling hills give this unique property a versatility rarely seen in the Teton Valley. The property has 400 acres of highly productive, irrigated farm ground along with lush meadows in the Conant River Valley. The ranch is right in the middle of a recreational mecca with the famous Henry Fork River just 15 miles to the west, Yellowstone Park’s southwestern entrance
Cedar Lane Ranch
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just 30 miles to the east and world-class skiing just 35 miles to the south. $3,300,000.
Montana v Granite County v Hall
Cedar Lane Ranch lies in the rolling foothills of the John Long Mountain Range in the Lower Flint Creek Valley. The ranch encompasses 5,274± deeded acres of beautiful mountain pasture. The grassy hillsides and ridges, timbered draws with intermittent riparian habitat define the ranch. The elevation of this country ranges from 5,000 to 8,000 feet and these mountains are complete ecosystems for elk, whitetail, mule deer, moose and sheep. Stretching from hilltop to valley bottom with panoramic views of the Flint Creek Valley and the surrounding Flint, Garnet and John Long Mountain ranges, this ranch represents a classic Montana landscape. While just over a one-hour drive to the urban amenities available in the university town of Missoula, Cedar Lane Ranch provides a private and tranquil setting to live out a rural lifestyle. $4,750,000.
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In the shadows of the majestic Zion National Park and along the banks of the East Fork of the Virgin River is the scenic beauty of Trees Ranch, with its brilliantly colored sandstone cliffs, towering monoliths and grand temples. Carefully assembled over the years by visionary conservationist owners, the ranch is steeped in history and abundant resources. Featuring:
Trees Ranch
surrounded by Zion National Park, Canaan Mountain Wilderness and BLM land; historic
Utah v Washington County v Springdale
water rights; East and North Forks of the Virgin River, Shunes Creek and South Creek meander for over six miles through the ranch; 60-acre Loma Va Reservoir; four homes and several ranch buildings designed by renowned architect William McDonough; and significant conservation values. $30,000,000. Contact Ken Mirr.
Mantle Ranch Colorado v Moffat County v Dinosaur
Byers Peak Ranch Colorado v Grand County v Fraser
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Situated along 1.4 miles of St. Louis Creek and adjoining the Arapaho National Forest, lies the approximate 446-acre Byers Peak Ranch, a historic Colorado recreational ranch just minutes from Winter Park Resort. Located within the Fraser River Valley, just 80 miles from Denver, this ranch was the favorite fishing hole for President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who spent summers fishing St. Louis Creek with the current owner’s grandfather. The property features brook and brown trout fishing in the creek and ponds, and has valuable water rights that irrigate hay fields and pastures grazed by wildlife and cattle. The ranch offers incomparable views of Byers Peak, the Continental
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In northwestern Colorado, Mantle Ranch is a private, pristine ranch surrounded by the 225,000acre Dinosaur National Monument. A treasured and rare inholding, Mantle Ranch is an ecological, cultural and geological jewel in an astonishingly beautiful and serene river corridor with thousand-foot-high yellow and red sandstone canyon walls carved by the wild and free-flowing Yampa River. The land is replete with recreational and cultural resources, including petroglyphs and other ancient Native American art, fossils, trophy elk and mule deer hunting and white water adventures. The 525 deeded acres include a restored log home, bunkhouse, barn and corrals within the Yampa River Canyon beneath Castle Rock. The ranch offers a 30,000±-acre federal “grazing right” that runs some 17 miles east-west and six to seven miles north-south along the Yampa River and the surrounding Yampa Bench. $4,000,000. Contact Ken Mirr.
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Divide and Indian Peaks; fishing, hiking and biking Orchard Mesa Reserve, a unique and acclaimed right outside your door; and ideal proximity to conservation development, offers rolling, world-class skiing and other recreational pursuits. $3,650,000. Contact Ken Mirr.
pastoral, orchard/vineyard and river bluff land on East Orchard Mesa, overlooking the picturesque town of Palisade in western Colorado. The total 96 acres (53 irrigated acres) consist of three orchards. With the Colorado River meandering along side and below the reserve and scenic 360-degree views that include the Grand Mesa
Orchard Mesa Reserve Colorado v Mesa County v Palisade
and Bookcliffs, grasp this unique opportunity to partake in a Tuscany-like, agrarian lifestyle at
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private country lanes and underground utilities. $1,400,000. Contact Ken Mirr.
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Resting high above the Roaring Fork Valley lies the pristine and private Black Bear Ranch. This 902-acre recreational ranch, with its lush alpine woodlands, offers a wilderness setting adjoining public lands, yet is only 20 minutes from Glenwood Springs and within an hour from Aspen. Fed by two streams, the 20-acre private lake has valuable water rights and is a sanctuary for wildlife including the resident trophy elk and deer. The property features a
Black Bear Ranch
custom two-story, three-bedroom and twobath log home with wraparound deck that
Colorado v Garfield County v Glenwood Springs
is off grid and self-sustaining, powered by its own solar array. Set on a protected knoll above the lake, the home provides southern exposures and panoramic views of Mount Sopris and the Raggeds Wilderness, affording direct access to thousands of acres of forested lands for summer and winter recreation. $12,000,000. Contact Ken Mirr.
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This great cattle ranch operation lies in some of the strongest grass country in the region. The ranch totals 10,200± acres: 7,240 deeded, 640 state lease and 2,320 BLM lease. Featuring 1,050± acres of dryland/riparian meadow hay production, the balance is native pasture, ample to support the owner rated ranch capacity of 340 animal units (AUs). Aside from the cattle operation, the ranch currently produces significant income through mineral leasing and surface use agreements. The ranch also supports strong numbers of mule deer, pronghorn antelope, and various upland game species as part of the recreational resources of the ranch. $4,926,000. Contact Duffy Brown or Ken Mirr.
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With over five miles of the headwaters of the Illinois River that meander through the length of the property and 5.5 miles of common boundary with the Routt National Forest, 1,737±-acre Snyder Ranch is an ideal recreational ranch and sportsman’s paradise. The ranch sits in its own private valley, offering inspiring views of the four separate mountain ranges that make up North Park. With its historic water rights and abundant water resources, it offers a sanctuary for native fish, waterfowl, elk, deer and moose. Located within one hour of Steamboat Springs and Winter Park ski areas, the ranch offers the best of what
IX Ranch
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Colorado offers. $5,100,000. Contact Ken Mirr.
Wyoming v Johnson County v Buffalo
Near the world-renowned Big Horn Mountains, IX Ranch provides an incredible opportunity to purchase a spectacular ranch for the equestrian and sporting enthusiast. The North Fork of Crazy Woman Creek runs through the property, and Muddy Guard Reservoir #2 is on the southern border, offering excellent trout fishing and other recreation opportunities. The property is complete with a custom rock/log home nestled in a secluded valley, offering tremendous views of the mountains, stream
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This outstanding ranch on the North Platte River outside Saratoga has 2,777± acres with lush meadows and 2,563± acres with adjudicated water rights. Enjoy gorgeous views of surrounding mountains and local landmark Sheep Rock, as well as blue ribbon fishing in the North Platte River and the amazing fishery of Jack Creek for four miles. There are also two spring-fed fishing ponds within ranch boundaries that are stocked with cut bows, browns and rainbow trout. These spring creeks feeding the ponds could be developed for even
Sheep Rock Ranch
more fishing. The ranch lies virtually adjacent to Saratoga with an 8,400-foot airstrip, yet private with
Wyoming v Carbon County v Saratoga
views, good fishing and hunting. $12,000,000.
Double A Ranch Wyoming v Fremont County v Lander
Phantom Canyon Colorado v Larimer County v Fort Collins
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Located 25 miles northwest of Fort Collins, Colorado and 42 miles south of Laramie, Wyoming, these 3,853 deeded acres have views to Rocky Mountain National Park and the surrounding foothills. A significant stretch of the North Fork of the Cache la Poudre River is accessible from the ranch,
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The Double A Ranch was homesteaded in the
along with Halligan Reservoir. Both are excellent fisheries and are private to this ranch and a limited
1880s and has been managed by the same
number of other Phantom Canyon Ranch Association properties. A conservation easement with The person since 1974. The ranch has a one state Nature Conservancy (TNC) is in place and TNC is a neighboring landowner in Phantom Canyon. lease, east across Highway 131. Double A Ranch The easement does not overly restrict use or enjoyment of the ranch and allows for six building is 4± miles from Lander and contiguous from
envelopes. The owner’s have gone to great lengths in preserving this habitat, which is home to a wide Highway 131 to forest boundary. For the last variety of wildlife, including cougar, deer, elk, big horn sheep and the occasional bear. $5,400,000. few years, the property has run yearling, with 450–500 head for five months and the 200 dry cows for 30–60 days, or as the snow will permit. Prior to grass operation, a 500–600 head cow/ calf operation ran. Although there has not been hay production in quite some time, 1,100± tons were once produced. Double A Ranch has 2,400 deeded acres (600 irrigated) and borders 3--X Ranch to the south $6,000,000.
Diamond Peak Ranch Colorado v Larimer County v Fort Collins
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Diamond Peak Ranch offers 1,540 acres in Colorado about five miles southwest of Tie Siding, Wyoming. This Colorado ranch borders Roosevelt National Forest as well as Colorado State
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University property. Mostly timbered, this ranch is being managed in light of the pine beetle issues and has stands of young timber that has survived well, along with a density that makes these timber stands survive well. The Colorado ranch property offers good topography to hold big game and good water resources. The property does have an above-average water resource for irrigation and future development of fishing reservoirs. $3,700,000.
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This ranch is a unique hideaway, just 20 miles west of Laramie, Wyoming. A productive ranch for a year-round cattle outfit of 700 cows plus yearlings with updated barns, corrals, shipping facilities and other operational buildings. The large 230x150 horse arena is perfect for training and working horses and available year-round for a variety of events. A wildlife haven of elk, whitetail, mule deer, pronghorns, turkeys, red-tail fox, bald eagles and an occasional moose, the ranch also has excellent fishing on all
Big Medicine Ranch
three forks of Mill Creek and the Little Laramie River. Snowy Range offers endless possibilities of yearround leisure and activity. 23,857± deeded acres, 28,047± total acres. $22,500,000.
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Wyoming v Weston County v Newcastle
Big Medicine Ranch is a beautiful property outside Newcastle. The ranch is comprised of 950± acres of forested land, open meadows and gorgeous hillside valleys, with space for horses or cattle. Just an hour and a half from Spearfish and Rapid City, South Dakota, and 12 miles to Newcastle, Big Medicine Ranch makes a perfect retreat. The house is a handcrafted, full log home with full Scribe Log work. The whole
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Buckeye Ranch is 2,116± deeded acres with 600 state leased acres. Bordering a mile and a half of the forest boundary against Sheep Mountain, and two miles of the Little Laramie River, this property offers close proximity to outstanding hunting and fishing opportunities. There is an exceptionally beautiful home, indoor swimming pool and a large horse barn built in 1871. $4,550,000.
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These 1,200± deeded acres back up to the eastern front of the Wind River Mountains,
house is decorated in a Western and Native American motif, and intricate decorative details make this house truly unique. Big Medicine Ranch features a beautiful full log heated horse barn with a separate water and septic and a bath with laundry. There are four stalls with automatic waterers as well as a tack room, wash stall and hayloft storage. Outside the barn, the property features both an outdoor round pen and fenced outdoor arena. $4,900,000.
with state and BLM lease just out the back gate. Shoshone National Forest is just beyond the BLM for mountain recreational opportunities. The ranch is capable of 100+ calf/cow pairs in
3—X Ranch Wyoming v Fremont County v Lander
its current configuration. Two artesian wells supply water to three reservoirs stocked with trout. One well flows 350 gpm and another is 100 GPM. Another well could be expanded to
far exceed these flow rates and the reservoirs can be enlarged to provide an even larger fishing resource. The 350± irrigated acres once produced 300 tons, but are now utilized for grazing. With over two miles of Squaw Creek and its tributaries, the ranch lies at a canyon choke point, creating an amphitheater in the heart of the ranch. This increasingly rare large holding in the highly sought after Lander area is only four miles to Lander. $3,400,000.
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Canada v Saskatchewan v Pleasantdale RM v Naicam This patiently assembled 36,000-acre offering represents one of the most balanced beef-andgrain combinations available in North America today. Encompassing 19,170 deeded acres and 16,900 acres of private-provincial-tribal leased land, the 3L Cattle Ranch currently carries 2,500 brood cows + the 2011 calf crop + yearlings born in 2010 + replacement heifers + range bulls. Spring-born steer calves typically weigh about 650 pounds in October; yearling steers shipped in August and September go out at about 850 pounds. Additionally, the Ranch puts up all required winter feed and harvests about 1,700 acres in cash crops: canola, oats and barley. The growing season climate is remarkable – 61 millimeters or 2.4 inches of rainfall per month from May through August and plenty of sunshine produce average annual crop yields of 60 bushels of wheat, 75 bushels of barley, 40 bushels of canola and 85 bushels of oats with no irrigation! Knowledgeable prospective buyers may choose to convert more land to cash crops and harvest the abundant grass pastures with yearling cattle. The 3L Ranch lies in Saskatchewan’s renown “black soil” region about 210 kilometers or 130 miles east of Saskatoon. Two fine smaller towns, Tisdale and Melfort, are within about 60 kilometers or 35 miles northeast and northwest of the headquarters. In the past five years, Canada’s economy is most enviable and Saskatchewan’s future is especially bright. Total Offering Price is $37,460,000 CAN Including All Deeded and Leased Land & Improvements at $28,960,000 + $6,500,000 in Livestock + $2,000,000 in Machinery and Equipment.
www.3LCattleCo.com
C. Patrick Bates Bates • Sanders • Swan Land Company Salt Lake City, Utah
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Montana v Fergus County v Lewistown
The Historic Horse Ranch is nestled in the rolling hills of central Montana about 35 miles northeast of Lewistown. The Ranch is comprised of approximately 25,323 total acres including 22,812 deeded acres plus 2,371 acres of state lease and a small 140-acre federal permit. Positioned on the northern side of the Judith Mountain Range, the Ranch is a rare opportunity to own one of the premier blockedup and contiguous grass ranches in the Big Sky State. The Ranch is ideally located in one of Central
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Montana’s most desirable and appealing areas. Lewistown and Fergus County afford all the resources required for successful ranching and personal enjoyment of a safe and quiet lifestyle away from the maddening crowds of metropolitan America. The Horse Ranch was first put together to supply
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remount horses for the U.S. Cavalry in forts throughout the vast Montana Territory in the 1860s and into the 1890s. The Ranch was purchased by Vernon F. Taylor in 1947 and held in the Taylor Family
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until 1963 when it was passed on to his son, James C. Taylor. These visionaries have spent the last 64 years creatively shaping and improving this significant holding. The expansive operation contains sufficient hay meadows and summer pasture to comfortably run 700 to 750 head of brood cows on a year ’round basis plus a full complement of replacement heifers and bulls. Even to the untrained eye, it is apparent that the grazing resource has been managed conservatively. The remarkable condition of this historic ranch is the result of over six decades of masterful stewardship. The deep timbered draws and grassy plateaus also provide prime habitat for the resident elk herd, trophy mule deer, antelope, wild turkey and upland game birds including sharp-tailed grouse, pheasant and sage grouse. The Horse Ranch represents an unusual opportunity to acquire a true operating ranch with enough size and carrying capacity to make some business sense even in today’s tumultuous economic climate. Prospective buyers in solid financial condition with an interest in portfolio diversification and a desire to own one of Montana’s true working outfits should seriously consider The Horse Ranch. It is rare to find a large contiguous land holding with such strong operating resources and authentic history. The Ranch is offered at $15,000,000 by one of Montana’s most respected ranching families.
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This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to purchase a 600-acre ranch with, two miles of waterfront property in “the heart of the California Delta”. The best pheasant hunting in the delta plus fantastic large-mouth bass fishing. This four-bedroom, two-bath ranch home was used as a hunting lodge. The
600 Acres With 2 Miles of Waterfront
property has rights to draw water out of the delta, in the past has had their own private
California v Contra Costa County v Bethel Island
lakes for hunting waterfowl and wetlands. Great for private hunting club, equestrian facility, the ranch has endless possibilities. This property is within the urban limit line and has development potential. It is centrally located to Northern California and within easy driving distance from San Francisco (60 miles) ,Sacramento (60 miles), Stockton (33 miles) and Santa Rosa (78 miles). Check out www.BethelislandRanch.com
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This ranch offers an impressive gated entry with paver driveway leading to the main home. The home has five bedrooms, four baths, formal living room, dining room, family room and an au pair wing off the kitchen area. The attention to every detail and highest quality construction make this home a showplace. The 7.5±-acre property has a guesthouse just down from the large pond
Whalen Ranch Blue Ribbon Farms
used for fishing and paddle boating. The state-of-the-art equestrian stables consist of 20 12' by 12' stalls, two wash racks, a trophy room and an office in the main barn. The breezeway-style stables include automatic fly system, ceiling fans, automatic watering, rubber mats and windows in each
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stall. A covered arena (100' by 160') enables one to ride year-round. The turn-out paddocks and pastures, all in white vinyl fencing, complete this facility. This property is a must-see to appreciate its beauty. Call for a private showing. www.TheDoranRanch.com
a covered arena, show barn, breeding area with lab, broodmare barn, weaning barn, seven irrigated pastures, two dry pastures, a quartermile exercise track and ranch hand’s quarters. The
2,900-square-foot,
three-bedroom,
two- and one-half-bath home is beautifully landscaped and includes a large rear yard with a pool, spa and waterfall. Motivated seller. www.TheWhalenRanch.com
Alain Pinel Realtors Jerry R. Vaughn 601 Sycamore Valley Rd. West Danville, CA 94526
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California v Shasta County v Hat Creek
These 126± acres are situated in the world-renowned Hat Creek Valley. An updated custom home features 2,600± square feet of living space, four bedrooms, three baths and is sold furnished. Hat Creek is world famous for trout fishing and duck hunting. There are three ponds (two with boat docks) and over
¾ mile of Hat Creek River frontage. Recorded water
rights from Hat Creek River allow irrigated alfalfa fields, which provides added income. There are numerous outbuildings and a large workshop. This ranch is a must see for the gentleman rancher and is a turn-key operation ready to move in and start enjoying life in the slow lane. Call for a private showing. Motivated seller. www.TheHatCreekRanch.com
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These 86± stunning acres are completely fenced and cross-fenced. The tree-lined gated driveway leads to a state-of-the-art equestrian facility that includes a show-quality breezeway barn with 18 stalls, office, trophy room, tack rooms and wash racks. A separate barn for housing stallions along with a complete breeding laboratory enhances the mare motel, which can house 10 mares for breeding. Abundant outshelters plus a large workshop, garage, a covered arena and cutting pen with cattle
Coyote Creek Cutting Horse Ranch California v San Joaquin County v Clements
chutes complete the ranch amenities. The main custom ranch house has over 4,300± square feet of living space with three bedrooms, three and a half baths and three fireplaces. The large, bright gourmet kitchen with granite counters and state-of-the-art appliances along with a living room/ great room and formal dining room add to the elegance of this custom home. There is a second residence with three bedrooms, two baths, plus a restored original homestead cabin on the ranch. 80-acre parcel can be added. Check out www.HaskinsRanch.com
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Yates Ranch a great alfalfa ranch located in Northern California a total of 4,770 acres; 402± acres of pasture grazing land, 658± acres of dryland farming and 486± acres of pivot-irrigated alfalfa total 1,546± acres of farmable land. There are seven wells and five spring-fed, year-round ponds. Look out over mountain meadows, grazing and timberland. There are two new
Income-Producing Alfalfa Ranch
1,000-ton hay storage barns. This is a chance of a lifetime to own a unique ranch that offers history,
California v Siskiyou County v Dorris
a country lifestyle, cattle raising, natural beauty,
peaceful living, alfalfa, grain crops, abundant wildlife and waterfowl. Seller financing to qualified buyer. Check out www.YatesRanch.com.
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Bottomley Farm is a full-service equestrian facility on 7+ acres in the beautiful Bronies Valley among thousands of acres of nearby trials and within walking distance to the Bronies Reservoir. Bottomley Farm has been a landmark equestrian facility in the valley for 30+ years. Equestrian amenities include a covered arena (80' by 120') with mirrored end and a viewing stand, outdoor arena (100' by 200') and breezeway barns with 22+ stalls,
Bottomley Farm California v Contra Costa County v Briones
all with pipe paddocks. There are two round pens (50' and 40'). A large middle multi-use building has an office and clubhouse. There is
Alain Pinel Realtors
room for trailer and bulk hay storage in the metal hay barn. The home, with a new roof, was
Jerry R. Vaughn
completely remodeled with blonde hardwood floors; gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, Dacor stove, granite counters and an island, updated bathroom with double sinks
601 Sycamore Valley Rd. West Danville, CA 94526
and granite counters, formal living room and a large family room with stone fireplace. For a
925 791-2545 office • 925 200-3030 cell
private showing, call Jerry R. Vaughn. Check out www.BottomleyFarms.com.
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Oregon v Deschutes County v Redmond
Here’s a spectacular 217-acre horse/cattle ranch with top-quality facilities, stunning views and great weather. It’s only 15 minutes from the commercial airport and 30 minutes from Bend. You’ll love the casual elegance of the beautifully remodeled, 3,449-square-foot main home and you’ll marvel at the breathtaking mountain views. An event center incorporates an indoor arena, 20 stalls, wash rack, tack and vet rooms, office, lounge and large conference room, and there’s a 15-stall boarding barn, mare barn, numerous paddocks and a guest/employee duplex. All improvements are in like-new condition. Additional training facilities include a covered round pen, cow–horse and roping arenas and a special trail course. This is a truly special place for your commercial or private operation. Now $2,450,000. (See virtual tour.)
Ron Davis 650 SW Bond Street Bend, OR 97702
541 480-3096 541 383-3940 fax rondavis@bendnet.com For more information on these and other properties, please visit
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Blackstone Ranch Oregon v Crook County v Terrebonne
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lackstone Ranch is a spectacular 105-acre horse and cattle ranch with irrigation. It
lies along the Crooked River in the beautiful Lone Pine Valley near Bend. The incredible 4,773-square-foot, three-bedroom, four-bath home sits on the edge of the canyon with river views in both directions. From nearly every room in the home you see the snow-capped Cascade Mountains, towering Smith Rock and the river canyon, home to a wide variety of wild life. The setting offers unique privacy and a special serenity. Ranch facilities include a highquality manager’s home, large shop/RV garage, 100x150 covered arena, horse barn, hay/ equipment shed and cattle handling facilities. All are first class in design and function. It’s a special place in a truly unique setting.
(See virtual tour.) $4,200,000.
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This exceptional 28,453±-acre low-overhead grass ranch 11 miles from Kaycee has 25,973 deeded acres, 880± BLM acres and 1,600 state lease acres. Easily accessible year-round, the ranch is ownerrated at 700 cow/calf pairs. An excellent water system supplies 39 tanks strategically located throughout the ranch along 30± miles of pipeline. Numerous reservoirs provide additional water for
Pine Ridge Ranch
livestock and wildlife. Outstanding improvements include three custom-built log homes constructed
Wyoming v Johnson County v Kaycee
in 1999, each with many outstanding features, as
well as indoor and outdoor cattle-working facilities, pipe corrals, barns, an arena, certified scales, feedlot with a seven-bin feed storage and mixing system with covered unloading area, shop and much more. Enjoy beautiful views of the Big Horn Mountains and Pine Ridge to the west and abundant wildlife: trophy mule deer, upland game birds, turkey and antelope. $8,700,000. Cory Clark, Mark McNamee or Denver Gilbert, 307 334-2025.
Four Mile Ranch
Flat Rock Ranch
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2,200±-deeded-acre Just 46 miles north of Beach, North Dakota, the Flat Rock Ranch combines tremendous grass, water and
contiguous ranch lies 20 miles east of Kaycee, Wyoming. There are 700± acres of alfalfa and alfalfa/grass hay meadows with two center
natural protection to form one of the best cow/calf ranches on the market today. Currently home to a reputable registered cattle operation running over 200 head of Black Angus, the owner has maintained the integrity of the native grass pastures through the use of rest/rotation grazing, electric water wells
pivots irrigating 259± acres and 440± acres and waterlines. Comprised of 2,467± deeded and 2,400± Little Missouri National Grasslands lease flood-irrigated with water from the Sahara and acres for a total of 4,867+ acres, the ranch has many improvements, including a ranch house, two large Sussex Ditches. Owner-rated at 150 cow/calf calving barns, stall barn with runs, small machine shed and corrals. There is paved highway and wellpairs year-round, the ranch has an excellent maintained gravel county roads access. $2,100,000. Denver Gilbert, 406 697-3961. set of improvements that feature a home, guest cabin, shop, equipment shed, calving barn and pipe corrals with working tub. Powder River and Four Mile Creek provide abundant, year-round live water. There is outstanding habitat for wildlife, including elk, deer, antelope, waterfowl, pheasant, wild turkey and other upland game birds. $2,050,000. Cory Clark, Mark McNamee or Denver Gilbert, 307 334-2025.
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Montana v Fergus County v Lewistown
Located 17 miles south of Lewistown, Montana in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains, these
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1,278± deeded acres feature creek bottoms, open mountain meadows and tree-covered ridges. There are no improvements, but numerous possible homesites. There is year-round live water from the East Fork of Big Spring Creek along with hidden spring-fed reservoir in center of the ranch. Ample food and water is available for several species of wildlife: elk, deer, black bear, turkey and pheasants. $3,250,000. Denver Gilbert, 406 697-3961 or Lynn Sandvick, 406 696-2883.
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Exquisite beauty lies throughout this contiguous,
Elk Canyon Ranch
7,116-deeded-acre ranch with scenic views of the Black Hills to the north, seven miles of live water
South Dakota v Fall River County v Hot Springs
and excellent recreational opportunities all just 30 minutes from Hot Springs and Custer State Park. Additional water resources include three stock dams, ponds and windmills along with several miles of new pipeline for excellent water to 23 stock tanks strategically located throughout the ranch. Offering 750± farmable acres, this ranch is owner-rated are 250 cow/calf pairs yearround or 725 yearlings for summer grazing. The northern part has a ranch-style residence with a
set of working corrals and several outbuildings. At the southern end, there is an excellent set of improvements including a 7,000-square-foot customdesigned log home with wraparound porch and attached two-car garage, a calving barn, horse barn and shop. $5,500,000. Cory Clark, 307 334-2025.
Duck Creek Ranch
White River Ranch
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This extremely productive and well-balanced ranch is 16 miles east of Lusk, Wyoming and consists of 5,170 deeded acres and 2,435 State of Wyoming lease acres for a total of 7,605± acres. U.S. Highway 20 divides the ranch into two units. There are 1,355± irrigated acres under nine low-pressure pivots, each with its own well. Four additional wells provide stock water to tanks strategically located throughout the ranch. Improvements include two houses, several outbuildings, exceptional cattle working facilities and two large feedlots constructed of continuous fence. The feedlots are capable of holding approximately 3,000 head of cattle. The ranch is rated as a 600-cow/calf operation year-round. The rolling terrain of the Duck Creek Ranch is home to numerous species of wildlife. $5,500,000. Cory Clark, 307 334-2025.
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These 2,300± deeded acres have breathtaking recreational amenities 7± miles east of Harrison, with heavily sodded grass pastures and pine and cedar tree-covered hillsides. Its many draws and cottonwood-lined creek bottom provide ample protection for livestock and wildlife. Reliable stock water is provided by three windmills, a solar-powered well and 1.5± miles of White River that flows year-round along the northern part of the ranch. The ranch offers excellent habitat for several species of wildlife, including elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, wild turkey and antelope, as well as fishing opportunities provided by the White River. There are no improvements on the ranch; however, electricity is available as are several homesites.
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$1,715,000. Cory Clark, 307 334-2025.
Wyoming v Niobrara & Goshen Counties v Lusk
This superb ranch lies 4.5 miles southwest of Lusk, and is one of the most amazing ranches offered in today’s market. The entire ranch is contiguous, consisting of 13,918± total acres: 12,065 deeded,
1,120 State of Wyoming lease and 733 BLM lease. This rare, exceptional offering presents the opportunity to own and run a large self-sustaining cattle operation capable of running 600± cows
annually in an area of Wyoming that remains unpopulated and undeveloped. Over 9 miles of live water traverse the ranch. Abundant wildlife includes a residential elk herd in the widely dispersed ponderosa pine and cedar tree-covered ridges. $11,500,000. Cory Clark, 307 334-2025.
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Spring Creek Ranch California v Shasta County v Fall River Valley
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One of America’s finest trophy trout ranches, the 1,346±-acre Spring Creek Ranch is one of the best fly-fishing ranches with private fishing water on the headwaters of the most prolific spring creek, wild rainbow trout fishery in the country, with the average catch in the 3–6 pound range. The ranch also fronts a second spring creek, Lava Creek, as well as frontage on the worldrenowned Fall River. The ranch is home to abundant migratory waterfowl: duck, goose, pelican, egret, heron and swan. Other bird species include osprey, bald eagle, great horned owl, Peregrine falcons, quail, dove, pheasant, turkey and grouse. Hunting has not been allowed in years, so the ranch has become a true wildlife refuge in a beautiful mountain valley with stunning views of Mt. Shasta to the north. A jet-capable county airport and the small ranching community of Fall River Mills are just 10–15 minutes from the ranch. Reduced to $12,000,000.
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This rare 40±-acre ranch is nestled at the base of picturesque Carson Pass and the magnificent 10,000-foot Sierra Mountains and is one of the few private holdings in Hope Valley, the most dramatic alpine valley in California. National forest adjoins for endless miles of hiking, skiing and horseback riding. Lake Tahoe is only 30 minutes away, and Kirkwood ski resort is only 15 minutes away, both offering year-round activities. Add a classic willow-lined trout stream meandering through an alpine meadow and a custom log house set amongst the quaking aspens, and you have completed the perfect postcard setting with views everywhere. $1,500,000.
Hope Valley Homestead California v Alpine County v Kirkwood
The Chickering Company Terry Hundemer
Ranches, Lakes, Rivers/Broker
530 265-5774 • 530 913-8095 ranches@chickeringco.com www.chickeringco.com
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Sierra Foothill Ranch California v Amador County v Fiddletown
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This classic 714±-acre foothill ranch with rolling hills, wildflower-filled meadows and specimen oak and pine forests is nestled in the Sierra Nevada Foothills between San Francisco and Lake Tahoe. Water is plentiful with a 24-acre-foot reservoir, a few seasonal stock ponds, numerous ground water springs and a babbling creek with cascading waterfalls. Within the Fiddletown Viticulture Area and near Shenandoah Valley, this area is well known for its vineyards and wineries. This wonderful, private retreat is perfect for hiking, biking and horseback riding in a quiet, peaceful setting. $3,300,000.
Mill Creek Ranch California v Tehama County v Los Molinos
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Continue the legacy with these 25,614± acres of majestic rolling pasturelands and rugged blue oak forest that provide one of the largest private ownerships remaining in California. More than 15 miles of a year-round trout stream provide an endless supply of classic pools and riffles to challenge the true fly-fishing enthusiast. Wildlife abounds with bobcat, bear, mountain lion, hawk, eagle, turkey, quail and one of the largest deer herds in the state migrating through the ranch. Historically run as a purebred Hereford cattle ranch, it is estimated that the ranch can run around 500–600 head year-round or 700 during the winter. Water is plentiful with very strong adjudicated water rights from Mill Creek, as well as a number of stock ponds and reservoirs. To round out this pastoral setting, a custom 7,388±-square-foot owner’s residence with large lap pool takes full advantage of the expansive views of this signature ranch. Co-listed with Hall and Hall. $29,500,000.
Hop and Barley Ranch California v Mendocino County v Covelo
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The historic Hop and Barley Ranch consists of 6,420± acres with 1.5± miles of frontage on the Middle Fork of the Eel River, a steelhead trout fishery. Enjoy a rare combination of productive valley floor lands, where hops and barley were farmed in the early 1900s, to lush beautiful forests and meadows in the mountains and bucolic grassy hills along the river. A ranch of
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This true sportsman’s paradise has access to more than six miles of the South Fork of Battle Creek, a productive trout fishery, and 4,137± acres of rolling meadows and blue oak woodlands, home to one of the largest migratory deer herds in the state. The ranch also provides prime habitat for dove, quail and wild turkey. One of the only fly-fishing resorts is within a short drive of the San Francisco Bay area and the 10-room Oasis Springs Lodge was formerly endorsed by Orvis. Operate this as a guest lodge or private family/corporate retreat. All of this is in view of snowcapped Mount
this size and diversity, offering trophy blacktail deer and pig hunting, and set in a beautiful valley with classic redwood ranch buildings, is a rare find and only four hours from the greater San Francisco Bay area. Just listed at $14,000,000.
The Chickering Company Terry Hundemer
Lassen, only 45 minutes east of I-5 and the ranching/farming community of Red Bluff in Northern
Ranches, Lakes, Rivers/Broker
California. For the first time, Oasis Springs Lodge and Rocky Springs Ranch can be purchase
530 265-5774 • 530 913-8095
together for $9,390,000. (Oasis Springs Lodge and Rocky Springs Ranch are owned by separate entities and are available separately for $4,895,000 and $4,495,000 respectively.)
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Westfall Ranches Oregon v Malheur County v Vale
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Make your corporate portfolio solid with an investment in land, farm ground and water for less than $754/acre. These 26,500+ amazing acres of private property and 140,000± acres BLM leased grazing land with 21,946 AUMs (3,135 head for seven months) allow the ranch to run 3,500 head of cattle on 165,000 contiguous acres. Elevation runs from 2,800 to 5,700 feet. Primary water rights are for 3,499.42 acres, plus 2,282.60 acres of supplemental water rights. Westfall Ranches also have two large reservoirs (Zotto and Hanna). 2,400± acres of hay ground produce meadow grass and alfalfa. Big Game Landowner Preference tags include 8 Rocky Mountain elk, 8 mule deer and 8 pronghorn antelope. Hunting populations include pheasant, chucker, quail, sage hen, ducks and geese. Enjoy trout fishing on more than 20 miles of year-round streams and creeks plus 2.25 miles of the Malheur River. Eight new center-pivot irrigation systems are supplied by wells and two wheel lines. There are eight homes, three shops, three feedlots, two horse barns, an equipment shed, hay barn, feed barn, calving barn, covered scales, airplane hanger and other small barns and outbuildings. Whether it be family or corporate holdings, this land, water and especially farm ground is the strongest stable asset. $20,000,000 ($754/acre).Timothy O Neil, 541 480-3682 or Garrett Zoller 541 944-8821.
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You have worked very hard to earn the good life, so here is the opportunity to really live it! This legacy property lies on “the Williamson, one of the few rivers in North America where you can cast your fly and have a reasonable prospect of it being inhaled by a 10-pound trout.” In the next decade, there may be steelhead and salmon at your doorstep in addition to the 10-pound rainbows. Three parcels are for sale for a total of five houses and 195± acres. Purchase your dream together or separate. The North Property (98.71 acres) boasts 1.25 miles of river frontage, three handsome log homes (1,500 square feet each) plus an 800-square-foot ranch cottage for $1,500,000. The Middle Property
Lonesome Duck Ranch & Resort Oregon v Klamath County v Chiloquin
(66.41 acres) features .75 miles of river frontage and the 4,500-square-foot owner’s home, which is outstanding in every detail. Irrigation, a barn/ shop, riding arena and multiple fenced pastures
make this a horse lover’s paradise for $2,250,000. The South Property (30.5 acres) with .5 mile river frontage and waiting for a dream home is offered for $265,000. The scenery is breathtaking from this five-star home and cabins for your friends, family and/or clients. The Williamson River winds through 2.5 miles of Lonesome Duck Ranch and Resort, along with mountain views, rocky cliffs, blue sky and green pastures adjacent to 100,000 acres of national forest. You may just want to sit back and enjoy the wide spectrum of wildlife from your riverfront patio! The nearby Klamath Basin is a bird lover’s paradise as 350+ species call this major Pacific Flyway layover home! Continue the dream of Lonesome Duck’s founders with a fishing and relaxation resort or keep this secret place for
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your friends and family. Let us show you heaven on the Williamson River. Better yet, book one of the beautiful two-story log cabins for the weekend as there is an airstrip only four miles from the resort! $4,015,000. Timothy O’Neil, 541 480-3682 or Garrett Zoller, 541 944-8821.
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Since 1944, the 9,381±-acre Colvin Ranch
Colvin Ranch
has operated as a working cattle ranch and includes five miles of John Day River frontage.
Oregon v Grant County v Long Creek
Historically running as many as 350 pair and 200 yearlings, the ranch boasts nearly every spectrum and species that Oregon offers. Water is abundant with multiple springs and four fishbearing streams that flow into nearly 5.5 miles of trophy-class fishing along the Middle Fork of the John Day River. The rich grass-covered ridge tops and deep timbered draws span two separate hunting units and poise unbelievable habitat for multiple tags. The opportunity to harvest species include whitetail deer, antelope, trophy-class Rocky Mountain elk and mule deer, turkey, bear, cougar, coyote, waterfowl and upland bird. Over 200 acres of water rights
and respectable timber make this ranch a mini gold mine! The rustic homestead is currently being restored along the river. The seller may consider selling natural parcels separately. This slice of heaven truly leaves nothing to be desired! $9,000,000. Garrett Zoller, 541 944-8821.
Riverton Ranch Oregon v Coos County v Coquille
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Nestled
amongst
the
pristine
Cascade
Mountain Range makes this working timber and cattle ranch a gem. 261± acres of privacy are home to deer, elk, bear, turkey and upland birds with fantastic benefits of the salmon and steelhead runs on the Coquille River. Also included are LOP tags for big game! Enjoy the private river valley views from a comfortable custom home featuring three bedrooms, two baths and an attached garage. The property also has a wood shed, barn, orchard, fenced and cross-fenced, with several ponds and a couple of creeks. Enjoy mild winter climates while being only 20 minutes away from the famous Oregon Dunes. This ranch boasts many benefits for those interested in ATVs, equestrian, or to just continue running this parcel as a working timber and cattle ranch, which provides a stable income. This is a hard-to-find beauty for only $786,000.
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Brad Schaffer, 541 733-9727.
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This amazing 5±-acre ranch sits in beautiful Southern Oregon with private access to the Williamson River, one of America’s great fly-fishing spots! Located in a gated community for privacy is this fabulous, 2,777-square-foot, custom-engineered, two-story home featuring a gourmet kitchen, stunning hardwood floors and custom tile throughout. The horse barn, stalls and cross-fencing make this ideal as a horse property. The forest and mountain views are amazing, which makes it an outdoor enthusiast’s dreamland! $419,000. Wes Walton, 541 840-8685. Volume 45 Farm&Ranch West
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Estrella River Ranch California v San Luis Obispo County v Paso Robles
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This 720±-acre ranch perfectly situated in beautiful
Paso
Robles,
midway
between
Los Angeles and San Francisco, presents excellent vineyard and orchard potential. The remarkable Estrella River Ranch is isolated, yet conveniently located just 12 miles from downtown Paso Robles. The land features six certified parcels and is improved with a freshly remodeled residence. The property also offers a shop, barn, reservoir, electricity and telephone service. A domestic well and two irrigation wells equipped with electric turbine pumps supply water. $9,000,000.
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The picturesque O’Dell Ranch is a cattle ranch featuring a superior water system, varied terrain, valley views and a full set of steel corrals, including a hydraulically controlled cattle squeeze. There is a ranch house, support structures and a well-maintained road system. The 3,286.26± acres are positioned in both San Luis Obispo and Monterey Counties, offering magnificent, panoramic views of the rolling hillsides and surrounding areas. $6,750,000.
BMT Ranch California v Monterey County v San Miguel
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805 238-7110 office • 805 238-1324 fax peteclark007@aol.com www.clarkcompany.com
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Surrounded by mountains and valleys, BMT Ranch offers an outstanding opportunity to purchase a working horse and alfalfa ranch with abundant water in California’s Central Coast Wine Region. Encompassing 891± acres, this historic thoroughbred ranch is complemented by multiple residences, numerous outbuildings, wells, barns and equestrian facilities, including a track. The ranch has 150± acres of planted alfalfa, including acreage suitable for potential irrigation, with the balance dedicated to permanent pasture, grazing land and a homestead. $6,000,000.
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Nestled among the finest vineyards in the rolling hills of Paso Robles, the 742±-acre Hardham Ranch offers abundant opportunities. Improved with multiple residences, barns and numerous outbuildings, Hardham Ranch sits slightly elevated from the surrounding parcels providing astounding views of hillsides, valleys and Black Mountain. The ranch’s high hills afford picturesque homesites and beautiful climate, with wonderful afternoon breezes coming off the ocean through the Templeton Gap. $8,500,000.
Latchford Ranch & Vineyard
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Located off scenic Highway 46 West in the Paso Robles appellation, Latchford Ranch & Vineyard offers 101± acres of pristine ranchland in the Templeton Gap. Current improvements include a 34±-acre vineyard producing award-winning wines, a spacious home with awe-inspiring panoramic vistas, smaller caretaker’s modular home, equestrian facilities, barn and riding trails. Featuring rich Calcareous soil and south-facing hillsides, this beautiful property is a rare-find. $3,950,000.
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This one-of-a-kind ranch boasts panoramic views and rolling terrain. The 15±-acre vineyard produces seventh-leaf Syrah. The ranch offers 180± acres of flat farmland with the balance in beautiful rolling, oak-dotted hills. This remarkable recreational property with plentiful deer, pig, elk, quail and dove offers abundant hunting opportunities. The ranch is available in its entirety or two parcels. Entire ranch: $3,900,000. Front Ranch: 585± acres for $2,700,000 and Back Ranch: 890± acres for $2,200,000.
Clark Company Pete Clark
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Great View Property! Oregon v Jackson County v Medford
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These 39.79 irrigated acres are a great view property with two additional homesites and a 20+ gpm well per owner. There is a deck, covered front porch, barn and round pen. Gently sloped, this cross-fenced property has a nice combination of irrigated and dry pasture. $720,000.
Professionally Designed Equestrian Facilities! Oregon v Jackson County v Eagle Point
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These 362.7 acres feature 220 irrigated acres, indoor and outdoor arenas, multiple dwellings with a potential of two additional homesites, sweeping valley views and vineyard potential. $4,900,000.
194 Acres With Log Home! Oregon v Jackson County v White City
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This very private, well-constructed log home sits on a view site protected by 194 acres. It features a solarium and hot tub, as well as a round pen, outdoor arena, barn and shop. There are two spring-fed ponds. This is a horse/hunting paradise or just enjoy the wildlife while hiking or four-wheeling in your own park. Also available: the adjacent 480 additional acres. $720,000.
Prime Riverfront Property! Oregon v Jackson County v White City
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These 28.44 acres feature prime Rogue River frontage and a Western-style home with fantastic
Tom Harrison, Broker 548 Business Park Drive Medford, OR 97504
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views, kitchen with prep room and insulated wine storage and a master suite with fireplace and sitting area overlooking the river. An additional building has a workout room and large entertainment room with full bath. The home sits on a bluff overlooking the river, but you have the best of both worlds with the perfect recreational parklike area down by the river’s edge. Also available: the adjacent 28.92 acres are suitable for pasture or grapes. $3,300,000.
Scenic Creekfront Property! Oregon v Jackson County v Eagle Point
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A self-contained ranch of 328 acres, this scenic creekfront property has two homes and water rights dated 1865 for 100 acres of pasture. It currently runs 65 cows and has an indoor arena and two feed barns, one with covered
Timber Included in the Sale!
cattle-working equipment. $1,450,000.
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This remarkable investment opportunity includes 2,024.62 acres. Timber is at an estimated 10.5 million board feet of mixed species (excluding hardwood). Enjoy views, expansive meadows, five dwellings and old water rights for 225 acres. $6,500,000.
Spectacular Setting! Oregon v Jackson County v Central Point
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This spectacular setting in the Table Rock area has 42.46 acres with a one-of-a-kind, insulated and cooled show barn and sale ring facilities. There are multiple pens for livestock, welldrained soils for hay or pasture and irrigation through Table Rock Irrigation District at an estimated cost of $10/acre. $700,000.
Privacy and Sustainability! Oregon v Jackson County v Eagle Point
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Enjoy live creek frontage on 104 acres and remarkable views from a spacious home with 2,000
Tom Harrison, Broker
square feet of covered decks overlooking 67.7 irrigated acres. There are valley and Mt. McLoughlin
548 Business Park Drive Medford, OR 97504
views. A mature, landscaped yard has 30 fruit trees and a vegetable garden area developed by a
800 772-7284 • 541 772-0000
master gardener. $975,000.
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Boner Ranch Wyoming v Niobrara County v Lusk
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Boner Ranch is one of the last legacy ranching operations of its size situated on the hard grasses of Niobrara County. This crown jewel has been in the Boner family since patented in 1902. It consists of 32,878± deeded acres, 3,360.56± State of Wyoming lease acres and 3,000± BLM lease acres. The boundaries contain a contiguous block of hard grass prairies on new pipeline infrastructure. The vast majority of what is known as the Seaman Hills break up the skyline of the Southern boundary of the property. There are 25± pastures, each with reliable windmills, reservoirs, wells, springs and/or new or reliable pipeline infrastructure supplying stock water to all pastures. Historically, the ranch has stocked 4,000 to 7,500 yearlings for four months from late May until October 1 and has supported 600 to 800 sheep annually. There are quality, functional working corrals for sorting, weighing and shipping located at the main headquarters. A five-bedroom home constructed in 1918 has been remodeled, maintained and occupied since its construction. The improvements are modest, well-maintained and comfortable. Most of the ranch is treeless, except for some pine- and cedar-covered hills, drainages and bluffs comprising the southern and northwestern ends of the ranch. This property offers excellent recreational opportunities; the pronghorn antelope and mule deer hunting is exceptional and a bass pond is near the house. There is a grass airstrip on the ranch. This ranch was originally homesteaded in 1902. $11,507,300.
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For the first time in history, Jackpot Ranch is offered for sale. This legacy horse and cattle ranch lies approximately eight miles west of Sundance, just off I-90. The ranch consists of 6,300± deeded acres, with another 320 acres of State of Wyoming lease acres and 280 BLM lease. Year-round Beaver Creek runs through the core of the ranch; a pipeline system supplies water to cisterns and stock tanks; and there are numerous wells, springs and reservoirs. The majority of the ranch is rolling timbered hills with open meadows, 900± acres of which are irrigated. There are four homes and solid ranch improvements. This is an incredible investment-quality property of the highest order and has been in great hands since patent. Substantial mineral interests are not included in the purchase price, but may be negotiable. $10,395,000.
Rob Pfister 1030 N. Carrington • Buffalo, WY 82834
307 684-5201 www.pfisterlandco.com
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China Wall Ranch Wyoming v Albany County v Laramie
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China Wall Ranch, located in beautiful Sybille Canyon, is a recreational paradise. The entire ranch consists of 6,535± deeded acres, 559± acres of state lease and 1,138± acres of BLM lease. The ranch consists of two parcels, both with access to Highway 34. The diverse topography of the ranch ranges from high rolling hills with rock outcroppings to deep canyons with cottonwoodlined creek bottoms. Several miles of both Sybille Creek and School Creek add to the abundant water supply, as well as various year-round springs and a pipeline system that feeds several water tanks. Numerous wildlife species, including deer, elk, bighorn sheep, antelope and mountain lion can be found. Adequate water supply, good grass, easy access and convenient location all make the China Wall Ranch a very desirable piece of real estate. This ranch presents a buyer with the unique opportunity to own a large piece of Sybille Canyon. Rarely in recent years has a ranch in the heart of Sybille Canyon of this size come on the market. $5,000,000.
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The Bliss Ranch is located in the southwest corner of Powder River County, Montana, just north of the Wyoming border on the upper west side of the Powder River. This ranch comprises a total of 16,788± acres, of which 9,162± are deeded, 4,644± are Bureau of Land Management lease acres, and 2,982± are State of Montana lease acres. The ranch is at the end of the road, isolated on the high fertile plains and
Bliss Ranch Montana v Powder River County v Otter
timbered ridges above the Powder River with sweeping views and large open valleys drawing toward the river to the east. This is a “get out of your pickup and get on your horse” outfit, remote from Sheridan or Buffalo, Wyoming by roughly a two-hour drive from either community hub. The ranch has transient elk herds, which are becoming more residents than migrants, and is a trophy mule deer property. $5,040,000.
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The Deruiter Ranch is 18 miles east of historical Kaycee, famous for the “Hole in the Wall” where Western outlaws would escape capture from pursuing lawmen. Resting on the banks of
Deruiter Ranch Wyoming v Johnson County v Kaycee
the Powder River, Kaycee and the surrounding area enjoys a spectacular view of the Big Horn Mountains to the west and the Pine Ridge to the east. Kaycee is 100 miles south of Sheridan and 70 miles north of Casper. Just off Sussex Highway, the ranch consists of 8,400± deeded, 3,235 BLM lease and 1,280 state lease acres for a total of 12,915± acres. The rolling grass hills range from 4,000 to 4,700 feet in elevation. Historically, the ranch has run 425 AUMs and an average of 350 tons of hay crop from the 120± acres of hay meadows during normal summer months. Water, one of the ranch’s great attributes, is plentiful. The Powder River and Four Mile Creek provide excellent habitat not only for a cattle operation, but also for wildlife. Trophy mule deer and antelope, as well as game birds, such as the sharp-tail grouse, flourish on the high-elevation hard grasses. An occasional elk is even seen along the banks of the river or stream. Numerous wells, pipelines, reservoirs, as well as Four Mile Creek and the Powder River provide livestock water. Improvements include a main home with mature landscaping, guesthouse, bunkhouse, barn, shop, certified scales and numerous other outbuildings. $3,950,000.
Reimler Powder River Ranch Wyoming v Natrona County Powder River
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The Reimler Powder River Ranch is located 39 miles west of Casper, Wyoming. The ranch consists of 4,160 deeded, 800 State of Wyoming lease and 3,600 BLM lease for a total of 8,560± acres. Stock water is provided by one windmill, two tanks with solar systems, springs, several reservoirs and the Powder River. The carrying capacity is owner-rated at 200 pair for approximately seven months. Improvements on the ranch consist of a set of corrals on the north side of the property. The Reimler Powder River Ranch is being offered at $1,000,000.
North Platte Valley Farm John Phillips • Mantha Phillips JR Crozier 111 West 2nd Street Casper, WY 82601
307 265-6684 office 307 237-2261 fax www.phillips-company.com
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Wyoming v Goshen County v Torrington
North Platte Valley Farm offers excellent location only a mile north of Torrington. The farm consists of 66 acres with 60+ irrigated acres producing alfalfa hay. A well with center pivot provides irrigation. North Platte Valley Farm has exceptional water rights from Hill Irrigation District and Arnold Drainage District. The six-bedroom, two-bath brick home has a very open, spacious floor plan. Other improvements consist of a brick shop/barn combination with three box stalls and two tie stalls and a two-bay garage. A set of corrals and loading chute adjoin the shop/barn. $495,000.
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Clark’s Canyon Ranch rests in the very private and historical area of Wyoming’s northwest corner along the front of the rugged Beartooth Mountains. The ranch lies 26± miles northwest of Cody, Wyoming and 40 miles from Red Lodge, Montana, a popular ski resort. Yellowstone National Park’s northeast entrance is only 70 miles west on the Chief Joseph Scenic Highway. The ranch is accessed by a countymaintained gravel road via State Highway 120. The ranch consists of 3,200 total acres: 1,070± deeded, 1,500 BLM lease and 640 State of Wyoming lease. There are 365 irrigated and 134 sub-irrigated acres. Historically producing alfalfa hay, the 365 irrigated acres are used for grazing and produce native grass. The majority
Clark’s Canyon Ranch
of the BLM lease adjoins approximately three miles of the Clark’s Fork River along the
Wyoming v Park County v Cody
Beartooth Front and is part of the Critical Elk
Winter/Parturition Range where over 4,000 elk reside. The State of Wyoming section lies at the canyon mouth of the Clark’s Fork River and is the west boundary of the ranch. Ranch improvements are designed to complement a horse/cattle ranch operation and provide comfortable amenities for recreational enthusiasts. Large windows in the custom home offer spectacular views of the Beartooth Mountains and Clark’s Fork Canyon. Multiple outbuildings include a horse barn, tack room, indoor water and hay storage. Clark’s Canyon Ranch is an outdoor sportsman’s retreat with unlimited opportunities. Hunting enthusiasts will find resident herds of elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope and the occasional moose. Bighorn sheep and mountain goats reside near the canyon. Clark’s Fork River offers exceptional fishing for Yellowstone cutthroats and mountain white fish. The ranch and surrounding public lands offer endless acres of untamed country to outdoor enthusiasts. $6,240,000.
Kuthill River Property Wyoming v Natrona County v Casper
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Six miles east of Casper, along the North Platte River, the Kuthill River Property consists of 104± deeded acres. The acreage, in a much sought-after area, rests along the north bank of the North Platte River. The river meanders through the property for approximately half a mile. The North Platte is notorious for its blue ribbon fishing, anglers catching rainbow, brown and Snake River cutthroat trout. The property also offers excellent wildlife habitat for whitetail and mule deer, antelope, turkeys and is a favorite nesting area for bald eagles. The private drive leads to a modest three-bedroom, two-bath
John Phillips • Mantha Phillips JR Crozier
home and two-car garage. This is a unique property
111 West 2nd Street • Casper, WY 82601
with a second-to-none location and outstanding
307 265-6684 office • 307 237-2261 fax
recreational opportunities. $1,500,000.
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Mancos River Ranch has 343 acres of irrigated pastures, lush meadows, mature woodlands and lush riparian areas. The ranch is surrounded by San Juan National Forest and has magnificent views of the La Plata Mountains and Mesa Verde. There are good water rights (3 cfs), .94 mile of West Mancos River frontage and 80+ acres of irrigated pasture—perfect for horses or a small cattle operation. Best of all, it is a recreational playground with fishing, hunting, trail riding and hiking in your own backyard. $2,220,000.
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This gorgeous, historic 490-acre ranch has exquisite views of the La Plata Mountains, Weber Reservoir and Mesa Verde, and is now available after 70 years of ownership by one family. Bordered on two sides by thousands of acres of national forest, this ranch is an exceptional
landholding
with
abundant
wildlife, lush meadows, stands of ponderosa pine, gambel oak, aspen and cottonwoods along a seasonal stream that flows through the heart of the ranch. It is truly one of the
Eppich Ranch Colorado v Montezuma County v Mancos
“last best places” with several magnificent building sites and the potential to be joined with Echo Basin Ranch, to form one of the largest and most beautiful land holdings in Southwest Colorado. $3,200,000.
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This is an exceptional 377-acre mountain ranch with gorgeous 360-degree views of the La Plata Mountains, Mesa Verde and the Sleeping Ute. This ranch has excellent water rights, 80 acres of irrigated hay pastures, pine forest, several large ponds/lakes and borders public lands. It would make a lovely equestrian or cattle ranch with several great building sites. This exceptional and breathtaking mountain ranch with unlimited
Shilo Ranch
possibilities for the equestrian or outdoor
Colorado v Montezuma County v Mancos‹
enthusiast is a great value! $2,479,000.
Tom Morse 120 East 36th Street Durango, CO 81301
970 769-8989 tom@ranchandrecreational.com www.RanchAndRecreational.com
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Enjoy exceptional opportunities with San Juan and Navajo River frontage, irrigated pasture (4 cfs of water rights) and beautiful rolling hills for grazing. This fly-fishing mecca has almost a mile of the Navajo River and 2,000 feet of the San Juan River. The property offers great terrain for equestrian and hunting activities. There are several very private building sites with gorgeous river and mountain views. $3,200,000.
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Red Rabbit Ranch is an exceptional 1,889acre recreational property in the heart of the northern New Mexico Rockies with easy, yearround access. There is a beautiful, custom, 3,000+-square-foot,
log
main
residence,
2,000-square-foot guest home, 950-squarefoot historic stone house and a 600-square-
Red Rabbit Ranch
foot hunter’s cabin. Other amenities include a custom, 4,000-square-foot, six-stall barn/ stable
with
workshop,
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1,100-square-foot
apartment for a guest/caretaker, three loafing sheds and a 4,000-square-foot equipment/toy storage garage. The ranch is a recreational paradise with opportunities for hunting, fishing, horseback riding, hiking and various winter sports. $10,250,000.
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Remote, rare and raw beauty describes this 1,546-acre northern New Mexico ranch. The ranch is well suited for use as a recreational family retreat with a 3,372-square-foot, fivebedroom, five-bath home and 1,712-squarefoot guest cabin. With elevations ranging from 7,800 to 9,500 feet, the ranch offers two fishing creeks and diverse topography with large open meadows and extensive spruce, pine, aspen, cedar and oak woodlands. It could be a great cattle or horse ranch with the benefit of being a big game hunter’s paradise. $7,950,000.
Rice Ranch New Mexico v Rio Arriba County v Tierra Amarilla
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Rarely does a ranch of this historical significance, productivity, recreational value and diversity become available, particularly in the gorgeous Yellowstone Valley. Engwis Ranch is now for sale by the owner, and we have been chosen to support the owner in finding a legacy buyer who will protect and preserve the ranch in its entirety and nurture its special attributes for generations to come. The ranch includes 5,500 acres, 3.5 miles of
Engwis Ranch Montana v Sweet Grass County v Big Timber
the Yellowstone River, a 9,500-square-foot main residence, indoor riding arena with guesthouse and several exceptional building sites along the river. This is an exceptional property and one that richly deserves the label: Legacy Property. Owner Representation. $15,500,000.
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This highly productive/profitable 198-acre hay/alfalfa farm is a gem! It is exceptional in every way, with large barn, beautiful upstairs residence, office, separate three-car garage, kennel, significant water rights, eight side-rolls and great production. The farm lies near all of the amenities and recreational benefits found in southwestern Colorado. $1,450,000.
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Millstone Valley Ranch California v Sonoma County v Healdsburg
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This unmatched wine country retreat was built with an artist’s touch on approximately 53 acres in one of nature’s most spectacular settings. Featuring an original 1849 two-story, timber-framed mill built by the Heald Brothers, an updated 1910 cottage and an impressive three-story, timber-framed home design with exquisite detail, the ranch is surrounded by 10± acres of redwoods and situated in the waterfall section of Mill Creek. This extraordinary property is only a few minutes to the town of Healdsburg. $5,950,000. Eric Drew, 707-217-9415 eric.drew@sothebysrealty.com
Rare Dry Creek Valley Estate Parcel Exquisite Country Estate 44± Acres With View
California v Mendocino County v Ukiah
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This custom estate home has been designed
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This wonderful Dry Creek Valley residence and small vineyard features spectacular views over the north end of the valley. Near Dutcher Crossing Winery and Ferrari Carano, most of this 15±-acre property is on an elevated bench. The 2,400±-square-foot, u-shaped residence features a dramatic central courtyard overlooking the valley and hills beyond. Approximately 5 acres are planted to Zinfandel plus nearly an acre to Petite Syrah. $2,300,000. Eric Drew, 707-217-9415 eric.drew@sothebysrealty.com
with attention to every detail. A European flair abounds throughout with travertine flooring, marble counters, custom oil-rubbed bronze railings, four fireplaces and a grand formal dining room with travertine fireplace. A spacious master suite with views is located on the main level. Two separate staircases lead to the second story with additional three bedrooms and two baths. Perfect for entertaining indoors and out, the home has a flowing floor plan, elegant pool and lounge area. It is nestled on approximately 44 acres above Lake Mendocino. $1,750,000. Carole Sauers, 707-888-1256, carole.sauers@sothebysrealty.com
Fabulous, Private and Useable California v Sonoma County v Santa Rosa
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This 50±-acre estate parcel has spectacular southwestern views. An oak-studded knoll top building site overlooks a valley with a year-round pond, newly completed guesthouse, six fenced pastures and state-of-the-art equestrian facilities that include a 10-stall horse barn with two grooming stalls, one wash stall, tack room, feed room, office, half-bath and an outdoor dressage arena. It includes plans for a stunning, 5,800±-square-foot, single-level residence with separate guest quarters. Permitted six-bedroom septic. $1,995,000. Mariann Ilaria and John Stackelberg,
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Adorning 50± acres, this estate winery lies in the acclaimed Alexander Valley, 90 minutes north of San Francisco, and boasts a 35,000-case permitted winery with state-of-the-art facilities. A well-positioned offsite tasting room, existing sales distribution throughout the United States and a thriving wine club make this opportunity truly turn-key for the new owner. The winery boasts a luxurious residence, hospitality venue and awardwinning wines. $13,500,000. Mark Stevens,
707-322-2000, mark.stevens@sothebysrealty.com
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This ultra-premium, world-class vineyard estate homesite lies just minutes to the Healdsburg Plaza. These 64± private, elevated acres have verdant, 360-degree views of Mount St. Helena, Fitch Mountain and Geyser Peak. There is an acclaimed 14±-acre block of 110+-year-old Zinfandel vines, along with recent Syrah, Petit Syrah, Grenache and Cabernet. 45± acres are planted to premium Sonoma standards. There
Ultra-Premium Vineyard Estate Homesite California v Sonoma County v Healdsburg
is a 9 bedroom percolation. Bring your architect and build your dream wine country compound here. $6,600,000. Graham Sarasy, 707-431-8822 graham.sarasy@sothebysrealty.com
Wine Enthusiast Award Winner California v Mendocino County v Yorkville
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118 ± acres of modern vineyards and multiple residences on 491± acres near the acclaimed Anderson Valley planted largely to Sauvignon Blanc, Shiraz, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. A grape contract is available. $5,750,000. Mark Stevens, 707-322-2000, mark.stevens@sothebysrealty.com
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Within
minutes
of
world-class
wineries,
restaurants and the historic Healdsburg Plaza, this glorious hillside property sits on 11± acres with incredible views of the Dry Creek Valley. A gated entry and private drive lead to the custom 3,700±-square-foot residence with expansive decking, a tennis court and separate studio. A true fusion of elegance and comfort, this is the ideal wine country haven. $2,950,000. Eric Drew, 707-217-9415 eric.drew@sothebysrealty.com
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Set in the beautiful foothills of the Santa Rita Mountains, in a user-friendly Arizona climate at 4,500 feet, Sonoita Creek Ranch consists of 1,120 acres of gently rolling hills covered with oak, black walnut, cottonwood, sycamore, and mesquite trees, along with 150 acres of irrigated pasture. An older ranch house, pipe cattle working corrals, hay barn and equipment shed
Sonoita Creek Ranch Arizona v Santa Cruz County v Sonoita/Patagonia
are included. The 588 acre feet of grandfathered water rights provide year-round pasture for all your livestock needs whether you have horses or a few cows. Two spring-fed irrigation ponds offer a wide variety of uses, from bass fishing and wildlife viewing to just relaxing. The ranch is bordered to the west by the Coronado National Forest for approximately two miles, which provides an endless supply of horseback/hiking opportunities. State Highway 82 is the border on the east side. Tucson is a short 45-minute drive, with the towns of Sonoita and Patagonia just minutes away. The Sonoita/Patagonia area is world renowned for its natural beauty, bird watching, Mearns quail and trophy Caues (cooze) deer hunting. This is truly an exceptionally beautiful property, and the possibilities are endless. Now is the time to be interested in the Sonoita Creek Ranch.
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Located in Rio Rico, 60 miles south of downtown Tucson and 14 miles north of Nogales (the county seat), The Padilla consists of 690 acres and is one of the last large unsubdivided blocks of land in the area. The property is bordered by subdivisions to the north, east and south with the Coronado National Forest along the western boundary. There are moderate to steep-sided ridges, rolling hills and rock outcroppings, the views from the top of the ridges are outstanding in every direction. This property is ideal for resort, golf course, subdivision or gentleman’s ranch.
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The double JK Ranch lies in the beautiful Santa Rita foothills of southern Arizona at an elevation of 5,000 feet. Five miles north of Sonoita and 45 miles south of downtown Tucson, the property consists of 157.91 acres of gently rolling hills, with huge oak and mesquite trees, and is surrounded on three sides by BLM land. Improvements include a 2,700-square-foot adobe owner’s home, a 2,000-square-foot caretaker’s home, 12-stall horse barn, hot walker, hay barn and more. Historically, the property has been used as a racehorse breeding facility,
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with many renowned racehorses raised here. This is one of the most desirable properties in the Sonoita area. With State Highway 83 access and the location to Tucson, the property provides a wide variety of possibilities for the horse lover.
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This unique ranch lies at the mouth of Cave Creek Canyon, a nationally known area within the beautiful Chiricahua Mountains of southeastern Arizona. The property consists of approximately 1,140 deeded acres and 736 acres of state grazing lease. The ranch is watered by five wells, including an irrigation well, and surface water rights from Cave Creek. This area has an international reputation for bird watching and its dark skies create an astronomer’s paradise. There is tremendous investment potential here as this is the largest parcel available in this area. $4,100,000. The property may also be purchased in four separate parcels starting at $450,000. Please see our website for more information.
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This beautiful property lies in a quiet canyon of the Dragoon Mountains in southeast Arizona. The ranch consists of 87 acres surrounded by national forest on three sides. Until recently a working guest ranch, the property is now available for sale in its entirety with furnishings. Improvements have been tastefully constructed and consist of public dining, bar, riding and swimming areas along with eight cabins/ casitas that will accommodate 30 guests. There are additional staff quarters and maintenance facilities. This scenic property has easy access to Tucson and lends itself to several uses, including a continued guest ranch operation, corporate/religious retreat or a very secluded hideaway. $2,000,000.
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ffering beautiful Hill Country views, this amazing 400Âą-acre ranch is a convenient
45-minute drive to downtown Austin, 15 minutes from Horseshoe Bay and down the road from Hamilton Pool. Completely cleared of cedar, the ranch features a five-bedroom, five- and onehalf-bath custom home with outdoor kitchen and heated pool—perfect for entertaining! The ranch has solar power with electric backup, but all lines are buried, so no power lines block the views. Contact Noah Wright for more information and to set up a showing. v
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Olympic Peninsula Wilderness Ranch Riverfront Property
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Privacy, Seclusion and Natural Beauty! 75+ acres of adventure await in this unique, gated, threehome ranch property. Here you will find lush expansive meadows (perfect to land a small plane) and exceptional three-quarters of a mile of riverfront on the renowned Bogachiel River. Healthy salmon and steelhead runs beckon the avid angler. This wilderness retreat is home to bald eagles, deer, and a large resident trophy Roosevelt elk herd that frequent the ranch. Explore the natural beauty through lush rainforest trails or relax under mossy “Twilight” trees. The self contained homes sit on three separate legal parcels. There’s also a large barn, corral, storage shed, fruit orchards and vegetable gardens. Easy highway access and close to Forks airport. Current legal agriculture status for tax deduction. Only minutes away from Olympic National Park Trail Heads, ocean and sandy beaches. Excellent saltwater and crab fishing. Artisan wineries are conveniently located nearby where you can experience locally crafted wines. For more information, please visit www.1908undiroad.epropertysites.com. $1,960,000.
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U Powder Basin Ranch
Unlike any other ranch in Colorado, the secluded 2,000±-acre Powder Basin Ranch offers a private ski area that boasts more than 30 high-elevation ski runs and enjoys boundless terrain ranging
Colorado v Gunnison County v Telluride/Crested Butte
from groomed runs to expert trails, steep chutes, open bowls and vast glades—all accessible by a
luxury heated Snowcat. The ranch offers exclusive road access to thousands of acres of public lands and boasts natural features and views worthy of a national park with mountain meadows, commanding cliffs and free-standing rock spires. A network of extensive trails provides four seasons of recreation from alpine and Nordic skiing, snowmobiling and snowshoeing to horseback riding, climbing and mountain biking. The forest, a healthy mix of mature aspen, spruce, pine and fir, offers world-class hunting. There are several fishing ponds and a 20-acre lake stocked with full-bodied rainbow and cutthroat trout. An unparalleled opportunity offered in its entirety or partnership. $19,000,000. Visit PowderBasinRanch.TellurideAreaRealEstate.com
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Held by one family for generations, this remarkable ranch is one of the finest properties in the Telluride region to ever come to the market.
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everything from lush open meadows and canyons of aspen and spruce, to a knoll with remarkable 360-degree views. Graced by the largest private pond on Wilson Mesa, the ranch attracts huge herds of elk and waterfowl. Only 16.5 miles from Telluride with year-round access, power plus ditch shares, Elk Creek Meadows offers ultimate solitude. Significant price reduction $16,170,000. $12,900,000. Visit ElkCreekMeadows.TellurideAreaRealEstate.com
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Privacy and seclusion are just two attributes of this impeccable equestrian compound set in the aspens at Specie Mesa Ranch. The four-bedroom main residence boasts an elegant interior splashed with abundant light, bringing the outdoors in and providing an ideal sense of balance. The main residence and one-bedroom guesthouse are part of 7,753 square feet of total improvements. Six separate structures, perfectly positioned, allow for a variety of recreational pursuits. Enjoy workouts in the exercise room, tending your garden in the greenhouse and saddling the horses in the idyllic barn to explore 104 gorgeous acres. Two additional lots comprised of 141 acres are available for $1,100,000 and provide more spectacular terrain to build additional structures and blaze new trails. $3,450,000. $2,750,000.
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The Rolling T Ranch encompasses 10,391 acres with 9,991 deeded and 400 acres of other free-use private land fenced into the ranch. The farmland portion is undulating to nearly level. The ranch offers excellent grasslands and good-quality farmland. The grasslands are fenced into nine total pastures with five large grazing pastures and four smaller holding pastures. The farmlands consist of 1,439 acres of tilled cropland and 1,020 acres of CRP lands in grass. The cropland is leased on a crop-share arrangement with a third
Rolling T Ranch & Farmland
of the production to the landowner. The CRP lands were re-enrolled in 2010 or 2011 for 10-
Colorado v Morgan County v Fort Morgan
year periods with an average rental of just under
$30/acre/year. The water characteristics are very good with several wells supplying underground pipelines to 12 tanks on concrete pads, two windmills, 11 springs and approximately 26 earthen runoff dams of various sizes. The ranch is improved with a three-bedroom, one-bath home together with two sets of corrals and shipping facilities, one metal barn and three metal sheds. $5,150,000. Contact John Stratman. www.ranchland.com/rollingTranch
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Bear Ridge Ranch consists of 202.82 acres of incredibly diverse and beautiful landscape that includes evergreen forests, aspen groves and open meadows perfect for a small horse or cattle
Bear Ridge Ranch Colorado v Custer County v Westcliffe
operation. Literally situated with end-of-theroad privacy, the ranch shares a boundary with thousands of acres of the San Isabel National Forest. The 6,900-square-foot custom home was designed and constructed with superior craftsmanship. A conservation easement protects this incredible property, while allowing a 5-acre building site for a future home and allows the building of barns or other ranching structures that you may want for your horses or cattle. $2,970,000. Contact John Stratman. www.ranchland.com/bearridge
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Located 20 miles south of Pueblo off Interstate 25, the property is close to schools, shopping, airports, hotels, golfing and restaurants. The ranch has paved access from two exits off of I-25. The property consists of 225 acres of ranchland, consisting of meandering native grass pastures. The eastern portion of the ranch is juniper-covered knolls overlooking the Greenhorn Creek with magnificent views to the west towards the San Isabel National Forest. The property has water rights collected
Hatchet Hills Ranch
from year-round Greenhorn Creek into a
Colorado v Pueblo County v Pueblo
stocked with a variety of fish. The property has
large, 50-foot, .75-acre pond/reservoir, newly recently been extensively upgraded, remodeled
and professionally decorated, while retaining the charm of the original Old West. The ranch holds private grazing rights in perpetuity, of deeded lands consisting of a large portion of the
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original Hatchet Ranch and covering about 20,000+ acres. $1,750,000. Contact John Stratman. www.ranchland.com/hatchethills
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Just 30 minutes from the Vail Valley Jet Center, this fabulous retreat lies on 170 pristine acres within an hour of Vail and Beaver Creek Resorts. Overlooking a private lake and surrounded by creeks, sweeping meadows and BLM and U.S. Forest Service land, it is the perfect setting for a secluded estate. The main residence boasts over 6,000 square feet, and the property also includes a renovated guest cabin and reservoir. Allow yourself to be transported to the tranquil lifestyle of this magnificent estate.
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Sited along the legendary Snake River and adjacent to the Grand Teton with views over the entire valley, the 1,848-acre legacy ranch has its own resident elk herd and fishing access along the Snake River. This naturally preserved setting is surrounded by the grandeur of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, yet is five miles to downtown Jackson and 15 minutes to world-class ski resorts and private air
Walton Ranch
service. Home to some of America’s top corporate leaders, Jackson offers a sophisticated mix of
Wyoming v Teton County v Jackson
restaurants, boutiques and cultural activities. A
rare opportunity to own wide-open spaces in one of the most sought-after locations in the world. $100,000,000. Contact Ron Morris and Billy Long.
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Bordering
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unobstructed, panoramic views of the Wet Mountain Valley and snow-capped Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Five Star Ranch offers gracious mountain living in one of the most exquisite homes on the market today—named “Home of the Year” by Timber Home Living. The 71.6 deeded and 490
Five Star Ranch Colorado v Custer County v Westcliffe
state-leased acres are located five minutes north of Westcliffe offering privacy and masterpiece improvements in a beautiful mountain setting. $4,900,000. Contact Ron Morris.
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This quality commercial cow/calf operation at the northern end of the San Luis Valley has combined leased and fee land of over 350,000 acres, allowing seven months of high-yield grazing. Irrigated meadows yield over 1,900 tons of native grass hay and permits allow for 850 animal units. Working corrals with modern hydraulic equipment allow for sorting and working over 1,000 head at a time. The ranch includes three homes, a heated shop, storage buildings, barns and calving facilities. $4,000,000. Contact Ron Morris or Jason Legler.
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North Platte River Ranch Wyoming v Natrona County v Casper
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Situated along 12 incredible miles of the North Platte River and featuring some of the most premier trout fishing waters in North America, this large production ranch consists of 69,556 total acres and typically runs 2,800 sheep, 550 yearling ewes and rams, 430 bred cow/calf pair and 80 head of replacement heifers and bull battery. The ranch is well watered and has three homes, a bunkhouse, shop, barn, scales and two sets of corrals. This sportsman’s paradise has excellent fishing, wildlife and outstanding livestock production. $28,000,000. Contact Ron Morris or Matt Johnston.
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Just 30 minutes south of Missoula near Florence, in the famous “Bitterroot Valley”, this property is divided by Eight Mile Creek Road and features mountainous, rolling, big sky, native country with many beautiful scattered pines and pristine meadows where elk and whitetail deer abound. Outstanding scenery and beautiful building sites with snowcapped mountains lie to the west, as well as BLM land to the south and north. A 70,000±-acre timbered tract adjoins to the east. Eight Mile Creek runs through the property with small streams feeding it. There are two water wells and bridge over Eight Mile Creek, as well as water rights and minerals available. The taxes are less than $ 1,000 per year. The entire 919 acres can be purchased for $7,500 per acre ($6,889,800). Will divide, Check it out at http://coalson.com/919-ac-missoula-montana
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This is a great mountain ranch for cattle and hunting, featuring world-class elk and mule deer. This ranch consists of 33,000 acres with 1,200 deeded, nine wells and two springs. It is
New Mexico v Otero County v Pinon
composed of nine deeded tracts surrounded by Lincoln National Forest. Two tracts are fully improved, the Headquarters and the Welch lodge with houses, barns, pens, scales, water piped throughout the ranch and is set up great for outfitting. The national forest lease permit
is year round for 375 head (cow/calf). This is a great ranch for multiple income sources with tons of potential. This ranch is only 45 minutes from historic Cloudcroft, an hour from Alamogordo, 1.5 hours from Ruidoso and Inn of the Mountain Gods/ Ruidoso Downs and only 2 hours from El Paso (nearest international airport). Please contact the listing agent for more great details. $4,200,000.
Tin Star Ranch:
The Avis, Pure Log Home Luxury
World Class Hunting!
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national forest on three sides. This framed This is one of the finest luxury log homes! These 212 deeded acres have two sections of year-round dome home has an office and guest quarters, national forest pasture lease for 24 head. There are 5,850 square feet of heated living space, and the storage/studio building and hunter’s cabin
logs are from Idaho (28'' diameter hand-hewn beams in the ceiling, with 14'' metal I beams). The
on 80+ scenic acres. Awesome for outfitting, cathedral ceilings are knotty pine, kitchen countertops are alabaster marble with pre-historic leaf family or church retreat, artist’s compound, inlay. The entrance has an art center with a grand dual staircase with Peruvian tiger paw hardwood ranch, etc. Large flat areas offer sites for floors and steps. Each bedroom has a bath, and there is a half-bath on the side foyer. There is a additional buildings and are surrounded by great game room and bar with a pool table. The ranch also has a stocked trout pond and a newly gorgeous vistas. This ranch is only 45 minutes renovated bunk/guest house with three bedrooms and two baths. There are too many extras to from historic Cloudcroft, an hour from list. This ranch is only 45 minutes from historic Cloudcroft, an hour from Alamogordo, 1.5 hours Alamogordo, 1.5 hours from Ruidoso and from Ruidoso and Inn of the Mountain Gods/ Ruidoso Downs and only 2 hours from El Paso (the Inn of the Mountain Gods/ Ruidoso Downs nearest international airport). Please contact the listing agent for more great details. $3,500,000. and only 2 hours from El Paso (the nearest international airport). Please contact the listing agent for more great details. $430,000.
The Lazy Dollar Ranch: Million-Dollar Views! New Mexico v Otero County v Weed
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This ranch has million-dollar views! This 137 acres is completely surrounded by Lincoln National Forest. It also comes with an indoor heated swimming pool in a log structure enclosure! Talk about parties. There is an airstrip with a hanger, six-vehicle carport, stalls, boxcar storage, new roof and caretaker’s quarters has new carpet and paint. The house has a game room with pool table, office/
Bob Eslinger
art studio, two fireplaces, two wood-burning stoves and air conditioning (though rarely needed).
P.O. Box 653 • Cloudcroft, NM 88317
This ranch is only 45 minutes from historic Cloudcroft, an hour from Alamogordo, 1.5 hours from
575 682-2537 • 575 430-4237 cell
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Nothing short of amazing, the 97±-acre High Mesa Lodge offers a spectacular
High Mesa Lodge
6,241±-square-foot owner’s lodge with seven
Colorado v Huerfano County v La Veta
fireplaces, 2,000+ square feet of covered decks, a theater, wine cellar and much more. Across from the lodge is a 3,100±-square-foot garage that features a large two-bedroom apartment. Between the garage and the main house, the property will accommodate 18 vehicles under roof. Offering unparalleled views and the privacy of a locked gate, the property is only a few miles from town. $3,500,000. Broker: Bob Pierotti.
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Situated approximately 20 miles northeast of Trinidad, this massive ranch offers 12,840± deeded acres. Three homes are on the ranch, including the headquarters that consists of the owner’s home, barn, loafing shed, shop and two manufactured homes. There is the potential for a 4,300± acre/foot lake with proper dam improvements. Currently operated as a cattle operation, the property is owner-rated for 300 to 350 cow/calf units. In the past, water from the dam irrigated over 1,000 acres of farmland. $3,210,000. Broker: Sam Faris.
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At the confluence of the Colorado River and Williams Fork Rivers, this Gold Medal fishery offers over a half mile of unparalleled Colorado fishing waters. The warm waters of the Williams Fork keep both rivers ice free for year-round fishing. Currently operated as a “members only” fishing club, this seemingly remote oasis is minutes from restaurants, shopping and golf. There
Renegade Ranch Colorado v Grand County v Parshall
is easy, year-round private access off Highway 40 west of Granby. Several prime build sites exist. $575,000. Broker: Jack Kavanaugh.
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Upper River Ranch
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Controlling both sides of the trout-filled Williams Fork River for approximately half a mile, this 69±-acre ranch offers good year-round access, unbeatable fishing and easy proximity to Denver. Just a mile from the inlet of the Williams Fork Reservoir, this recreational paradise also offers a perfect location for the possible development of a trout pond fed by an existing spring. Enjoy the property as is or build in one of a number of sheltered building sites. $950,000. Broker: Jack Kavanaugh.
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The Maverick Ranch is located 50 miles south of La Junta on Highway 109. The property consists of a total of 38,094 acres: 33,294 deeded and 4,800 state leased. The ranch is one of the largest in the area, home to elk, mule deer, bears and bobcat, and has some of the most scenic mesa and canyon country in southeastern Colorado. It is a successful cow and calf operation with a carrying capacity of 975 to 1,150 cows and calves year-round. Maverick has excellent water, which includes 12 wells, 40 miles of pipeline, dirt tanks, springs and live water on the Smith Creek. Currently, Maverick has no lands that are under a conservation easement. Modestly priced at $295.50 per acre or $9,875,000. The owner is willing to lease back long term.
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Here is a real cattle ranch that combines highly functional, down-to-earth use with all the natural beauty a California ranch can give. With almost 13,000 deeded acres and the year-round Bear Creek running through the heart of it, this ranch works for cattle, hunting and outdoor adventure. An hour and a half from the San Francisco Bay area, the ranch is readily accessible for weekend enjoyment. Being 20 minutes from the I-5 corridor, this ranch provides an easy reach for cattlemen moving livestock in and out seasonally. A well-designed headquarters includes corrals
Bear Valley Ranch California v Colusa County v Williams
and a large barn with stables. Water from four live creeks and numerous springs, combined with solar wells serving water troughs, provides an ample supply of water in all of the many cross-fenced fields. This ranch is organically certified and its rotational management design ensures the maximum amount of available annual use for cattle. Leasing cattle feed and hunting rights creates a significant income stream. $12,000,000.
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This 9,500-acre reputation native pasture ranch fronts Highway 99E with access to county roads on three sides. The ranch is fenced into eight fields with five reservoirs and numerous seasonal creeks that provide adequate stock water in every field. The historical stocking rate has been 800 fall pairs for the season. Gentle terrain provides excellent yearling feed as well. A beautiful, new 2,500-square-foot
hillside
home
overlooks
the ranch. $7,400,000.
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Nestled in the foothills of the Coastal Mountains, the Atwood Ranch provides a perfect setting where broodmares and foals enjoy life on 2,700 acres of native grasslands in the oak-studded rolling hills of Northern California’s Glenn County. Captivating views of snowcapped Mt. Shasta, Mt. Lassen, the Sierras and the Sacramento Valley create the backdrop for this premier breeding and training facility. Central to the success of the ranch programs are its quality impressive facilities: The large freestanding 140' by 250' barn includes many amenities for the trainer and breeder with large office space, breeding shed with stocks and vet lab, tack and wash bays, foaling and stallion stalls. In addition, a 120' by 100' ClearSpan riding arena, a 200-foot round training arena, 24-stall training barn, hay barn and three hot walkers accommodate most every facet of horse development necessary to this highly effective and successful breeding and training facility. Top-quality fences are built with woven wire, using steel pipe for brace posts and gates. Water is pumped from a 2,500 gpm well and circulated to the barns and most fields by miles of buried pipeline. The largest fields have big reservoirs with year-round water. Some pasture is leased to cattle operations. $3,900,000.
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This ranch has 693 acres that include 428 irrigated acres and 256 acres used for pasture. The ranch has been used primarily as a hay ranch with cows and calves as a secondary business. The reverse would work as well giving versatility to an ever-changing marketplace. Highway 97 gives great access in all weather for loading hay or unloading cattle trucks. The ranch has quality, sandy loam soils and two low-lift wells providing water to two pivots and wheel lines. Near the Butte Valley farming community of Dorris, it is a 20-minute drive to Klamath Falls, Oregon, which provides all your service needs. $1,690,000.
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Located conveniently between Helena and Great Falls, and not far from Missoula, the property includes 636± acres of pasture, farmland and grazing. This includes 370.6 acres of CRP with one year left on a renewable contract. A paved road takes you all the way to the property. Close to hunting/fishing and many more recreational activities. The land is fenced and cross-fenced, with the Elk Creek running along the west boundary. The ranch features a very nice and well-designed, one-level three-bedroom, twoand one-half-bath home with fantastic views and a nice floor plan, including a central great room
Kindred Ranch Montana v Lewis & Clark Co. v Augusta
with all living areas open to each other. The property has two wells, a historic homestead and nice large outbuildings. These include a woodshop, a large storage facility and a shop
with 220 electrical and beamed ceilings. These provide lots of work area and the ability for inside equipment storage. The ranch is conveniently close to the wonderful and friendly small town of Augusta. Augusta is the home of “The Wildest One-Day Show on Earth”, the annual American Legion Rodeo, and is a gateway to the immense Bob Marshall and Scapegoat Wilderness engulfing a million acres. This gives the outdoor enthusiast access to the fresh, rugged beauty of the high country. Augusta offers motels, restaurants, shopping and many other services. $2,400,000.
Gary Frederick, Broker 3439 Ptarmigan Lane, Suite 2 Helena, MT 59602
406 442-0817 office • 406 431-8730 cell 406 495-0360 fax info@garyfrederick.com For more photographs and details, please visit: www.garyfrederick.com
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Located off the Highway of Legends in the heart of the Cuchara Valley, North Star Ranch lies in one of the most desirable locations in southern Colorado. Nationally recognized for its spectacular geology, including the Spanish Peaks and the Dakota Wall, this former centennial ranch is an exceptional equine facility. The ranch encompasses 265 acres and is bisected by the Cuchara River. Outstanding improvements are the centerpiece of this offering. Featured is an exquisite Mediterranean-inspired, 4,048-square-foot home, a professionally designed horse stalls, an office with full bath and partial kitchen, breeding lab, tack room, half bathroom
Jarred Conley 505 927-5718
including washer and dryer, three separate entries with central breeding area, stocks and paver
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flooring and two foaling stalls with video and window monitoring. The 110' by 220' indoor
417 East Palace Avenue Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
barn, remodeled homestead and a charming guest casita. The barn consists of ten 12' by 16'
arena was built in 2007 and has nine electric bay doors and halogen lights. Unparalleled views of the Spanish Peaks and their majestic granite dikes combined with irrigated hay meadows along a cottonwood river bottom make this property one of a kind. MLS# 201103711. Offered at $5,500,000. www.northstarranch.biz
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These 2,160± deeded acres and 120± BLM lease acres total 2,280± acres of spectacular foothills/ mountain property. This established working ranch lies in an extremely scenic area (Hunt Area 7) with outstanding hunting for trophy elk and mule deer. A full set of ranch improvements include a new 6,000±-square-foot residence that could be utilized as a family retreat, a corporate getaway or headquarters for a commercial hunting/guiding
JCA Mountain Ranch Wyoming v Albany County v Laramie
operation. Enjoy beautiful native hay meadows, a scenic valley setting and a very pristine and somewhat remote working cattle ranch. First time ever offered. $6,696,000.
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These 3,515± acres include 2,463± deeded acres, 972± state lease acres and 80± BLM lease acres. The Estimated carrying capacity is 150 to 175 AUs year round. There are excellent adjudicated water rights
for 371± acres from North Laramie River, flood-irrigated meadows, two older residences, a shop, barn These 943± acres (783± deeded, 160± state and corrals. The North Laramie River traverses through the deeded portion of the ranch for 2.5 miles, lease) are situated in a very pristine and private providing excellent livestock water availability and wildlife habitat. Reduced to $2,438,370.
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setting in the foothills of the beautiful Laramie Mountains. Four small creeks meander down brush and willow draws, creating excellent wildlife habitat. Located in prized Hunt Area 7, the ranch offers excellent hunting opportunities for elk and deer. There is a very nice home (2,213± square feet on the main level and a 2,162±-square-foot walk-out basement), a 2,400±-square-foot metal shop with two RVsize garage doors and a 300-square-foot heated work room. Pine-covered hillsides, open parks and mountain meadows provide excellent wildlife cover and protection. $1,530,000.
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This rare offering includes 57± deeded and secluded acres adjacent to the famous Bighorn River, approximately six miles south of Hardin. Central to the property is a 4,000± square-foot, fourbedroom, three- and one-half-bath custom log home with screened sitting area, outdoor fire pit
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and interior features too numerous to list. Also included is a separate 36x48 insulated and heated metal shop, along with an adjoining tack room and loafing shed. The property boasts over a thirdmile of private Bighorn River frontage for your recreational enjoyment. World-class trout fishing, abundant waterfowl and turkey hunting opportunities and access to a 50-acre state-owned island make this an exceptional, one-of-a-kind property. $1,865,000.
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This Idaho cattle ranch is presently being run as a cow-calf operation, also featuring big game hunting and blue-ribbon trout fishing with unlimited recreation right on the ranch! This is a unique opportunity for recreation
Idaho’s Best - Cattle - Hunting - Fishing Idaho v Twin Falls County v Three Creek
and cash flow. The cowboy-friendly facilities include a beautiful ranch home (with high-speed internet access), guest home, manager’s home, outstanding equestrian facility, equipment shop, an extensive set of metal corrals and hydraulic cattle working equipment. This operation includes 10,500± deeded acres, plus BLM and state leases in a region that has some of the finest cattle country in the state. (The present management is available to run the ranch if desired.) This ranch can be certified organic. The ranch is within a hour’s drive to Jackpot, Nevada (casinos, live entertainment, hotels) and an hour’s drive to Twin Falls, Idaho, the regional hub, boasting numerous retail outlets, state of the art new medical facilities, a mid-sized airport and is approximately a 2.5-hour drive to World Famous Sun Valley, Idaho. This ranch offers every desirable feature of a trophy property, including authentic Old West cattle ranching, accessibility and privacy, irrigated meadows, senior water rights, cash flow, limitless adventure and recreation. Can add 2,000-head working cattle ranch.
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Now introducing to the market a gorgeous 750-acre farm in Costa Rica. The property lies in the Guanacaste region (Costa Rica’s most popular area) near the beaches of Tamarindo, Playa Grande, Flamingo and Potrero. The property has “front row” views of the Las Catalina Islands and Las Baulas National Park. It is a 45-minute drive from Liberia International Airport. Unlike most areas in the country, this area has medical services, restaurants, hotels and schools, all within five minutes on paved roads. The actual Finca is a large mountain view with unrestricted ocean views. More than several acres of flat terrain at the top make for an ideal climate with constant breezes. The land is filled with native hardwoods as well as natural water features and would also make a great candidate for many styles of development for an investor. Featuring a private, gated entrance, the property lies off paved highway. There is plenty of water on the
Reserve at Huacas Costa Rica v Guanacaste
property with sufficient flow to irrigate the entire Finca or serve the needs of future residences. No reasonable offers will be refused; even owner financing will be considered. Developments near the farm include, but not limited to: Reserva Conchal (Westin), JW Marriot, Flamingo Beach Resort, Las Catalina’s Project, Four Seasons. $7,200,000.
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This gorgeous 50-acre farm boasts two owner houses on 2.5 acres. One home has one bedroom, two baths and a splash pool with a casita adjacent. The other home has one bedroom and a bath. The original farmhouse is used for the on-site wrangler. There is also a party rancho with outdoor kitchen, liquor license, fogon, bedroom and bath with shower. The horse facilities consists of a tack room with office and bath, 35x50 Picadero/ring with metal fencing and covered area for viewing, a 40x60 grass ring for jumping and training. Outbuildings include, but are not limited
Painted Pony Guest Ranch
to, hay storage, a dog run, tool shed, round pen, stables for 14 horses with turnout, run-out roofs and five pastures for approximately 20 head. And just when you thought it wasn’t enough, there
Costa Rica v Guanacaste
are 5 acres of native forest stands, 32 acres of grass pasture with large native hardwood trees,
electric fencing for horse turnout pastures, pastures for horses and cattle in the rear and all on 2 public road fronts. One seasonal river and one deep well (approx. 100 feet) with pump and pressure tank as well as one surface well with pump near the barn for easy use. Property comes with the options to purchase successful bed and breakfast. The owner will consider some financing. $3,200,000.
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This full-service equestrian center lies in a prime area of Guanacaste, only 10 minutes from central commercial area and 15 minutes to the beaches of Tamarindo, Playa Grande, Playa Flamingo and Playa Potrero. The property is 70 acres. Its equestrian facilities are in the center of an amphitheater setting inside rising hills and native mature landscaping. The farm is enhanced with exotic hardwoods and beautiful views of the Guanacaste countryside. From the top of the hills, the Pacific Ocean can be seen. Its facilities are built with native hardwoods that exist on the farm. Great care was taken in the layout, design and details of the horse facilities, buildings and all of the grounds. A complement to the property is the infrastructure,
including the beautiful entrance, gravel roads, drainage, water system, electrical imitations, caretaker’s homes, yoga studio and owner’s apartment. The water system includes an onsite well, storage tanks and drip irrigation system. The facility is home to some of the finest imported European horses such as Friesians, Warmbloods, etc. $949,000.
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Price reduced to be sold! This 11-acre equestrian property was recently remodeled and finished May 2010. It has a one-bedroom master suite home with three baths and a full guest home with bed, bath and kitchen. The property is
Jennifer Dalton
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quiet country road. It is the ideal horse setting
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of unique features such as a spiraling, four-story viewing tower, multi-level decking, covered patios, mature landscaping and panoramic living rooms views. There are other rooms available in the home that could serve as additional bedrooms. The well is private and with new pumps. The septic system is also new. This property is magnificent and only 15 minutes by car to the beach or 1.5 hours by horse. The home is offered unfurnished. $399,000.
Purple Sage
Indian Peaks Ranch
Colorado v Grand County v Granby
Colorado v Grand County v Granby
C Lazy U Ranch: 35 Acres
C Lazy U Ranch: 35 Acres
Nestled in a secluded meadow and surrounded by
The 35-acre Indian Peak’s Ranch is situated on one of the
magnificent views of the Continental Divide and Byers
finest sites in the C Lazy U Homestead. The home on this
Peak, Purple Sage Lodge’s 35 beautiful acres reside
exclusive mountain estate is constructed of high-quality
within the Homestead at C Lazy U Ranch. Included is an
lodgepole pine and spruce logs. Built on three levels, this
exquisitely constructed 7,915-square-foot, three-level log
spacious 8,208-square-foot log home offers a comfortable
and stone home which features five bedrooms, five full baths, three gathering place that balances both private and community space. half-baths and the ease of an elevator. Purple Sage provides perfect
Exclusive access to all the amenities and legendary 5-spur service at C
rustic elegance for a family retreat. Enjoy exclusive access to all the
Lazy U Ranch, a dude ranch operating since 1919, is included with this
amenities at C Lazy U Ranch. $5,195,000.
purchase. $3,900,000.
Sheep Creek Ranch
Grand River Ranch: 740 Acres Colorado v Grand County v Kremmling
Tailwater Ranch
Grand River Ranch: 388 Acres Colorado v Grand County v Kremmling Located on 740 acres of magnificent Colorado high
An angler’s dream, the Tailwater Ranch is the singular
country, Sheep Creek’s views of the Gore, Front and
parcel at Grand River Ranch that lies adjacent to the
Never Summer ranges are truly spectacular. Complete
common area known as Tailwater Fishing Camp, with
with an oversized garage, expansive toy barn and all
its day and over-night fishing cabins. The Tailwater is
the shared amenities of Grand River Ranch, Sheep
an excellent, clear fishery providing outstanding trout
Creek truly offers a turn-key opportunity to enjoy unrivaled ranch habitat. The three homesites on this 388-acre parcel overlook the living. Just a two-hour drive northwest of Denver, or within minutes
charming fishing camp and miles of water, as well as the magnificent
of Kremmling’s private jet accessible airport, Sheep Creek is a
Gore Range. $1,950,000.
retreat that offers ease-of-access and peaceful seclusion year round. $5,550,000.
Mike Kennedy, Broker 290 Fillmore St., Suite #2 • Denver, CO 80206 303.623.0655 mkennedy@pointriderre.com PointRiderRE.com
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Vaca Ranch
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The Vaca Ranch lies in the San Rafael Valley, one of Arizona’s most scenic and biologically diverse places. The ranch headquarters is 10 miles southeast of Patagonia and 58 miles south of Tucson. Rangeland improvements are well maintained, and tenure includes
5,418 deeded acres and 19,739 U.S. Forest Service acres ranging from an elevation of 4,875 to 6,100 feet. Vegetation is grassland and oak woodland, creating forage and grazing for 566 head of adult cattle yearlong. The area’s mild year-round climate and high rainfall make these
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some of the most productive grazing lands in the state with one of the highest stocking rates. Game includes a sizeable population of Mearns, Scaled and Gambel’s quail, Mexican duck and Coues deer. The practical territorial-style headquarters provides a warm, secluded, year-round residence or private getaway set in the historic San Rafael Valley. This is truly an exceptional Arizona cattle ranch. $8,750,000.
Ganado Group, Inc. Agricultural & Rural Real Estate Services Tom A. Rolston 602.248.9232 trolston@ganadogroup.com www.ganadogroup.com
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Magic Valley Ranch is one of the most recognized ranches in Palo Pinto County. Only 45 minutes west of Fort Worth, this ranch has over six miles of Brazos River frontage with its sandy beaches for swimming, fishing and canoeing. The ranch is conveniently accessible with two miles of Highway 281 frontage and paved entrance to the headquarters. This turn-key horse, cattle and hay operation features a main house, two duplexes, manager’s house, indoor arena, round pen, hay barn, equipment shed, stables and irrigated hay field. Water is abundant with the river, lakes and stock ponds. The
Magic Valley Ranch 3,290 Acres
Texas Metroplex v Palo Pinto County Mineral Wells
sportsman can enjoy hunting the mountain pasture or fish the numerous waters. In addition, this ranch has unlimited development opportunities with its close proximity to the Dallas/Fort Worth area. This is truly the jewel of Texas ranches! $32,900,000. Jack McGraw 817 688-7478
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Hershey Ranch 14,672Âą Acres
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This cattle ranch is located in Tulare County, in the Sierra Nevada foothill area 13 miles east
Bill Hopkins 559 970-9070 Doug Collins 559 731-0400 www.pearsonrealty.com
of the communities of Ducor and Terra Bella. The ranch is perimeter fenced and cross-fenced in 11 main pastures and 13 smaller gathering fields. Water is provided by springs, an Artesian well, 60 registered stock ponds, three year-round creeks and several seasonal creeks. The property is home to abundant wildlife. Improvements include a large main house built in the 1920s, a barn, various outbuildings and five working corrals. Elevation ranges from 1,400 to 4,500 feet. $11,500,000 cash or terms acceptable to seller.
Hawaii Cattle Ranch 585 Acres
Dawn R. Clark, R, CRS, GRI 75-5722 Kuakini Hwy, #103 Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
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On the Big Island, in the middle of the Pacific, lies a cattle ranch opportunity like no other. Situated on the slopes of Hualalai Mountain, on the west side of the Big Island, this 585-acre ranch from the past stirs the imagination. Think of living in a historical French Country home, designed by Vladimir Ossipoff, the famous Russian architect in the early 1950s, with six bedrooms, more
dawn@konacoast.com
than seven baths, a turret, great hall, hidden passage and lots of rustic charm and outbuildings.
Greg Gerard, R, ABR, CIPS, CRS 877 987-7720 toll free
The ranch is serviced by a large up-slope water reservoir and the property sits in the middle of
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the world-famous Kona coffee-growing belt with excellent natural rainfall. Whether you work it as a cattle ranch, create a coffee farm or a retreat, this is an extraordinary opportunity. Priced to sell at $4,700,000. Call for an email brochure and additional information.
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970 535-0881 • Ron Morris 970 927-3850 • Billy Long A Performance Equestrian Estate at Cottonwood Springs Ranch – Durango, CO 540-acre exquisite equestrian property with masterpiece residence, manager, foreman and guest homes, 20,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art barn with ranch offices, state-of-the-art breeding and training facilities, impeccable landscaping and more. $10,795,000 Antelope Valley Ranch – Cotopaxi, CO 1,500 acres with mountain views bordering 30,000 acres of BLM offering a 2,016 sq. ft. adobe residence with four cabins. The ideal corporate retreat, family ranch or private hunting property. $3,500,000 Argyle Ranch - Pringle, SD 520-acres with 90% perimeter bordering National Forest 25 east of WY and one hour from Rapid City. High water table, wells with development potential. $960,000 Bear Creek Ranch – Shingletown, CA One of the richest, most productive ranches in northern, CA with 673 acres of irrigated pasture (67) range land and timber bisected by 1.5 miles of creek, private 260 ft. waterfall, three captured pure mountain springs and so much more. $3,800,000 Big Creek Ranch - Steamboat Springs, CO Rare 5,034 deeded acres in its own valley with 85% perimeter bordering National Forest. 11,000 sq. ft. lodge, four miles of Big Creek and development potential just outside Steamboat Springs. $59,900,000
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Bonsall Farm - Bonsall, CA 190-acre Hacienda estate & working ranch, avocado and citrus groves, horse facilities, manager’s homes, pools, ranch office, gardens, barn. $11,950,000 Chaparral Lakes Ranch – Redding, CA 400 private acres near national parks, retail, airport with wildlife and development potential. $1,250,000 Clermont Ranch – Elbert, CO Ideal horse or livestock property with Pikes Peak views situated on 160 private acres surrounded by large, private ranches and a commutable distance to Colorado Springs with 4,934 sq. ft home, outdoor arena, horse barn, equipment and storage buildings, three wells and some mineral rights. $1,850,000 Colorado River Ranch – Dotsero, CO One of a kind recreation ranch on 1,017 acres with two miles of fishing waters along private stretch of Colorado River with private ponds, irrigated hay meadows, internal roads, ranch home, steel sheds, tack building, water rights, full mineral rights, approximately one hour from Vail and Aspen. $14,900,000 Dumbell Ranch - Alcova, WY A great working ranch comprising 118,746 total acres with over 10 miles of the Sweetwater River, 5 reservoirs, Beulah Lake, territorial water rights, three homes, ranching headquarters, and more. $9,100,000 Eagle Ridge Ranch, Homestead 11 - Gunnison, CO 35-acre ranch parcel with exquisite 5,000 sq. ft. home in premier 4,900-acre, high-country, shared-ranch community in Gunnison. Surrounded by national forest and BLM land with year-round recreation. $2,690,000 El Capitan Ranch – Ruidosa, NM Over 11,700 deeded acres bordering 35,000 acres of the El Capitan Wilderness with 1,700 acres in high fence for hunting. Includes lodge, manager’s home, hunting cabin and equipment storage. $19,200,000 Fazenda das Pedras – Westcliffe, CO Impeccable custom equestrian property on 140 acres in the Wet Mtin Valley with spectacular views, 7,000 sq. ft. log home, large log guest lodge, log horse barn, second horse barn, equestrian training equipment, outdoor arena, storage and equipment buildings, adjacent to public lands for endless trails. $2,200,000 Five Star Ranch – Westcliffe, CO Named Timber Frame “Home of the Year” the residence on the 561-acre Five Star Ranch features a well-designed floor plan with exquisite use of rare and unique building products and design elements that make the home a true masterpiece inside and out. Surrounded by natural beauty in a private, wildlife rich setting bordering large private ranches and national forest with adjacent guest home, cozy cabin, storage buildings with impeccable landscaping and comfortable outdoor living spaces. $4,900,000 Flat Tops Wildlife – Yampa, CO 954 acres between Vail and Steamboat Springs. Big game hunting, outdoor recreation, development potential. $3,360,000 Gatlin Homestead – Story, WY Perfect 40-acre gentleman’s retreat ranch ideal for horse lovers at base of Big Horn Mtns, end of road privacy, bordering the 1.5 million acre Big Horn National Forest with gorgeous, custom 3,300 sq. ft. log home with open concept, 1,200 sq. ft log motherin-law/guest/rental cabin, barns, garage, equipment storage, trout pond, springs and more. $1,750,000 Half Moon Bar Lodge – Medford, OR An 80-acre secluded lodge with vacation cabins on the scenic Rogue River with hundreds of feet of river frontage, spectacular fishing set amongst the lush, private and pristine landscape in Oregon. $5,000,000
Hanna Creek Ranch - Big Horn, WY 17-acre turn-key equestrian ranch surrounded by mountain views on eastern slope of Big Horn Mtns with 3,000+ sq. ft. ranch home, horse facilities with outdoor arena, barn with office, loafing sheds. $1,100,000 High Meadows Ranch - Steamboat Springs, CO 196 acres borders and surrounded by Routt NF, one mile of Morrison Creek, direct access to Sarvis Creek Wilderness, residence, guest cabins, two-story barn, arena, cooking pavilion in lush alpine wonderland. $3,900,000 Investment Land & Water – Windsor/Severance, CO 157 acre investment opportunity, development potential, valuable water rights, flood irrigated, agricultural lease in place. $2,700,000 J Bar Horseshoe Ranch – Powderhorn, CO A fisherman’s paradise on 39-deeded acres with home, rugged log lodge and 7 log cabins historically used as fishing and hunting get-away rentals, .5 mile of creek frontage surrounded by Wilderness, BLM and private land. $1,800,000 J C Cross Ranch – Keenesburg, CO 255-acre operating grass hay ranch and horse property with unobstructed mountain views, two pivot sprinklers, cape-cod style farm house, indoor and outdoor arenas, equipment and hay storage, Cleary buildings with tack room. $1,400,000 J C Mesa Ranch – Telluride, CO One of the only remaining undeveloped and unencumbered ranches in the Telluride area with breathtaking, unobstructed 360° degree mountain and downtown Telluride views and surrounded by large land holdings to the south and west and BLM land to the east and west. Private with year-round access. $29,000,000 L Cross Ranch – La Garita, CO Impressive 6,200 deeded acre ranch in La Garita foothills with grazing permits, abundant water, water rights, 4,000 sq. ft. main residence, log home, managers home, horse barns, and much more. $5,900,000 Lake Berryessa Ranch – Napa, CA A unique, undeveloped 4,400-acre property resting in the easting portion of Napa County with unobstructed vistas of Lake Berryessa and the surrounding mountains. $5,900,000 Moonshadow Ranch – Steamboat Springs, CO Impressive equestrian ranch near Steamboat Springs ski area and Lake Catamount on 38 acres with masterpiece British Columbian timber frame home with exquisite, top of the line details throughout. $7,500,000 OW & Pitchfork Ranches Big Horn and Powder River Counties, MT Two legendary ranches with some of the most beautiful western scenery anywhere. Combined, the ranches comprise over 64,000 acres. Included are two historic downtown Sheridan, Wyoming office buildings. $18,000,000 for a 50% interest. Pa Gomo at Gray Head – Telluride, CO Stunning custom, architectural masterpiece on 35 secluded acres within the 900-acre Gray Head Wilderness Preserve with window walls capturing 270 degree views of San Juan Mtn. Range. Constructed with natural elements, cooper roof, wine cellar, creek, waterfall, breakfast garden. Fifteen minutes from Telluride. $19,500,000 Patton Ranch – Canon City, CO Classic cattle and hunting property consisting of 100,000 total acres with carrying capacity of 200 head with ranch home in serene valley. Ideal for horse lovers too. $1,600,000 Pine Ridge Elk Ranch – Harrison, NE Turn-key commercial hunting ranch of approximately 800 deeded acres with 360 degree views, lodge/ residence accommodates guests, spring-fed fishing ponds, equipment/workshop, and garage. $1,950,000
Powderhorn Wilderness Hideout Powderhorn, CO Private 4.77 acres, direct access to NF with 360 degree views, two-level log home, barn, corrals, round pen. $500,000 Quack Shack Hunting Lodge – Brule, NE 100 acre hunting lodge only 12 miles from the CO state line with 2,600 sq. ft. fully furnished lodge that accommodates 12 people, 3 wood stoves, 3 bedrooms, abundant water resources surround property attracting water fowl and whitetail deer. $639,000 Rockin’ R Ranch – Pagosa Springs, CO 35-acre equestrian paradise, impeccable mountain home, custom horse facilities, close to Durango & Wolf Creek Ski Resort. $1,600,000 Royal Elk at Diamond Star Ranch – Vail, CO 140-acre ranch in the upscale 10,400-acre Diamond Star Ranch shared-amenity community near Vail. Custom 9,000 sq. ft. home, guest home, caretaker’s home, pool and year-round recreation. $7,767,000 Ruby Lake Ranch – Alder, MT 8,871 total contiguous acres rich in natural resources with over three miles of shoreline along Ruby Reservoir. $7,800,000 Saguache Creek Ranch – Moffat, CO A quality commercial cow-calf operation on Saguache Creek w/combined acreage of leased and fee land totaling over 350,000 acres. Improvements include residence, barns, and adequate cattle facilities. $4,000,000 Sentinel Ranch – Estes Park, CO 35.53 acres minutes from downtown Estes Park with year round access and minutes from Rocky Mountain National Park. The property offers three home sites, existing well and power already in place. Zoned agricultural land with low taxes and in the middle of a scenic mountain paradise. $609,000 Shadow Creek Ranch – Kremmling, CO 6,000-acre shared-amenity ranch and working cattle operation with 22-70 acre home sites located one hour from ski resorts with main guest lodge, rustic cabins, world-class equestrian facilities adjoining 4,000 acres of wilderness. $1,500,000 Shepardsbend on the Colorado River Kremmling, CO 172 acres with some of the best fly-fishing water available. Over one and one half miles of the both sides of the Colorado River providing large numbers of trout only two hours NW of Denver in a sportsman’s paradise. $1,850,000 Silver Spring Farm – Ashland, OR World-class equestrian facility on 60 acres with stateof-the-art barn, Olympic full court, indoor dressage arena, 3,500 sq. ft. clubhouse, spectacular home site, south-facing vineyard, canals, creek, trails and more. $4,995,000 Smith Ranch on the Belle Fourche River Hulett, WY Located north of Devils Tower National Monument, 17+ acres, excellent building sites, ranch home, outbuildings, springs/creeks, stock water. $325,000 Steamboat Lake Resort – Steamboat, CO A rocky mountain outdoor recreation business on 12 acres with furnished lodge, guest cabins, 7,600 sq. ft. Country Convenience Store with gas/fuel sales, restaurant/deli, saloon, surrounded by National Forest. $999,000 Trail Mountain Ranch – Grand Lake, CO 197 acres made up of four and one-half 40-acre tracts located in a pristine, alpine, four season setting in the midst of the Roosevelt National Forest offering year-round accessibility and unlimited outdoor recreation. Seventy five miles to Denver. Domestic wells can be drilled on each tract. $895,000 for 197 acres or $749,000 for 174 acres.
Two Rivers Cow Camp – Steamboat Springs, CO 23 acres bordering NF with spring-fed trout pond, carriage house/residence, five-bay garage, guest cabin, full equine facilities, security/privacy gate. $1,950,000 Walton Ranch – Jackson, WY Sited along the Snake River and adjacent to the Grand Teton Mountain Range, this ionic 1,848 working ranch is less than 5 minutes from downtown Jackson Hole and offers fishing, wildlife, and spectacular views in one of the most sought out locations in the world. $100,000,000 Wind River Valley Ranch – Crowheart, WY A 140-acre year-round agricultural ranch in western WY between Bridger-Teton National Forest and the high desert plains with log home and log guest cabin and only two hours from Yellowstone National Park. $800,000 X Lazy V Ranch – Raton, NM 1,880 acre working cattle ranch one hour from CO border surrounded on three sides by legendary T O Ranch with adobe/timber home, cattle handling facilities, perimeter fenced capable of running 180 yearlings or 75 cow/calf pair. $940,000 Y-6 Ranch – Meriden, WY 24,750 acres, 5th generation cattle ranch with 6,500head feedlot & mill, irrigation, runs 1,500 pair. $15,950,000
The Real Estate Group Tom Miceli / License #01522329 www.tregonline.com
530 515-3250 Cold Water Ranch: 22.59 Acres, Shasta County Shingletown, California $975,000 - This beautiful Northern California ranch is situated in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada and Cascade Mountain Ranges. Abundance of water is gravity flow with recorded water rights. Outstanding updated ranch house approx. 2,400 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms and 3.25 baths. 30x40 detached shop, storage building, garden building and two ponds. 25-year permit to replace 2nd residence (unrestricted size). Located approx 22 miles from downtown Redding, CA and just 25 miles from Lassen National Park.
Robert Jones Realty Robert Jones, Broker Twin Falls, Idaho
208 733-0404 One of Idaho’s Best Working Ranches! 10,800± deeded acres and 88,000± acres of BLM, state & forest land. Ranch is rated as a 2,200-head cow/calf outfit. Year-round, self-contained ranch with nice improvements. You can add an additional recreation/working ranch, if desired. 225± Acres plus BLM & forest rights. Beautiful views, live water near Challis, Idaho. 2,068± Acres for row crop/cattle. 900 acres are irrigated, 441 AUMs, good water. 281± Acres for cattle, good improvements. 479± Acres, pivot irrigated, good water, cattle facilities. For other ranches, farms or dairies, please visit us online at www.rjrealty.com. Volume 45 Farm&Ranch West
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707 455-4444 120,000 Acres – 1500 Animal Units year round, 17,075 deeded acres, 30,000 BLM lease, 73,000 USFS lease, water rights, 3000 sf home, 2400 sf manager home – Lassen County. $19,000,000 10,000 Acres – 5,000 sq/ft home, 2 ranch homes, barns, 2 year-round creeks, rights to irrigate 150 acres, ponds, hunting – Glenn County. $10,000,000 8,000 Acres – .5 mile of Briscoe Creek frontage, year round creeks & reservoirs, springs, hunting, fishing, equestrian – Glenn County. $4,500,000 5,844 Acres – 3 miles Elder Creek frontage, 500 cow operation, house, corral, 12 ponds, hunting – Tehama County. $5,600,000 5,445 Acres – 400 acres alfalfa, 3 homes, 3 ag wells (1,500 gpm, 600 gpm, 1,800 gpm), 3 barns – Modoc County. $2,999,000 5,141 Acres – hunting, home, rock pit, 1,800 gpm ag well, pivot, wheeline, hand line, 155 acres irrigated in alfalfa – Modoc County. $1,600,000 3,930 Acres – 5,000 sq/ft log cabin, 8 other homes, 83 stall barn, runs 200 pair, Lake Elizabeth Mutual Water Company access, arena, shooting range – Los Angeles County. $13,500,000 3,246 Acres – Springs, creeks, ponds, & run 150 head. Vineyard, house, barns, cabins. Great deer & pig hunting. Mendocino County. $6,999,000 2,808 Acres – 370 irrigated acres, 3 pumps (1,200 gpm, two 600 gpm), ponds, home, runs 250 head, 500 ton of hay, alfalfa, hunting – Modoc County. $1,675,000 2,477 Acres – organic alfalfa & barley farm, 4 homes, 2 barns, shops, 8 wells over 15,000 gpm, scales & grain silos - Siskiyou County. $7,950,000 2,050 Acres – 4 ponds, springs, 220 acres of irrigation rights, 2 homes, corrals, fishing, hunting – Glenn & Colusa Counties. $4,450,000 1,630 Acres – hunting, cattle grazing, 115 pair, headwaters of Feather River run through ranch, 2 seasonal lakes – Plumas County. $2,200,000 1,514 Acres – 9000sf log home, 7 other homes, hunting cabin, shop, & barns. 11 ponds, 4 creeks and fishing & hunting. Plumas County. $19,500,000 1,435 Acres – Alfalfa farm, 3000 gpm well, 2 pivots & 1 wheeline on 320 acres, add another 480 acres irrigated, run 300 pair. Lassen County. $1,625,000 1,158 Acres – 300 acres productive hay fields, 400 acres irrigated & sub-irrigated cattle pasture. 3 homes, tack room, corrals. Siskiyou County. $4,850,000 1,130 Acres – 640 acres of pasture land, runs 85-90 head of cattle, 2,375 sf ranch house, variety of game. Plumas County. $3,950,000 1,067 Acres – run 300 pair, ag wells around 8001.200 gpm, fenced & cross fenced. Plumas County. $2,900,000 1,020 Acres – 4,450 sq/ft Queen Anne Victorian home, barns, 140 acs irrigated of hay, 30 acs sub irrigated pasture, 90 acs dry farmable, 760 acs dry range land – Siskiyou County. $1,495,000 1015 Acres – almond orchard, 9 agricultural wells, 3 domestic wells, district water, slough water – Yolo County. $12,000,000 944 Acres – duck hunting, club house, 155 acres of grapes, private island, 300 acres corn - San Joaquin County. $3,900,000
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920 Acres – Cattle grazing, barn, pastures, year round creek through property. Hunt deer, pig, turkey, bear, & more. Napa County. $1,495,000 883 Acres – home, runs 440 pair, 2500 gpm ag well, 400 irrigated acs, 6,000 sf barn, mule deer hunting – Modoc County. $2,300,000 660 Acres – Private, grow your own crops, increase farming acreage, great waterfowl hunting. Lassen County. $485,000 657 Acres – 2,650 sf home, drilled well (30gpm) solar powered w/5,000-gallon storage tank. – San Bernardino County. $1,590,000 652 Acres – productive alfalfa ranch, mule deer hunting, 2 wells at 3,000 gpm, 2 domestic wells – Lassen County. $1,500,000 623 Acres – 2 homes, 3 barns, 6250sf metal shop, hunter’s paradise, several springs sub irrigate 40 acres, .65 cfs producing 30-60 ton of grass in one cutting. – Shasta County. $1,100,000 607 Acres – 80 acres of pasture land, ready, variety of game for prime hunting, run cattle. – Plumas County. $1,650,000 600 Acres – 6 ranch homes, 40 stall barn with 40 outside stalls, 500 simple fee & 100 leased acres for grazing and/or alfalfa. – San Bernardino County. $6,500,000 480 Acres – farm, house, shop, barn, corrals, irrigation wells, 1,800 & 1,200 gpm, fully fenced – Lassen County. $937,500 466 Acres – home, guesthouse, lodge, metal shop, 8-acre pond, 110 irrigated acres – Shasta County. $1,650,000 398 Acres – 5,000 sq/ft English Tudor home, barn, 4,900 feet of Stony Creek frontage, rights to irrigate 150+ acres – Glenn County. $2,450,000 377 Acres – 222 acres in Montague Water District, 8 acre pond for fishing & hunting, working corrals, barns, home, runs 71 pair plus 71 yearlings and 250 ewes & lambs. – Siskiyou County. $995,000 360 Acres – home, mixed conifer timber, deer, bear, and upland bird hunting – Sierra County. $889,000 320 Acres – surrounded by USFS in the X2 hunting area, 200 acres of prime meadow wetlands & 160 acres of mature pine forest. – Modoc County. $425,000 320 Acres – 120 acres open pasture, ranch house, shop, barn, 5 acres of river front, & currently runs 40 head of cattle. - El Dorado. $2,290,000 320 Acres – 1440 sf home, studio, large workshop, great hunting, & creek runs through property. – Yuba County. $699,000 309 Acres – Hunt for buck, bear, turkey, & quail. Close to American River for great fishing. Placer County. $385,000 305 Acres – 2 homes, 1,500 & 600 gpm ag wells, alfalfa & grass hay, can irrigate 267 acs, 2 barns, shop – Modoc County. $1,399,000 300 Acres – build your dream home, includes 3 ponds, springs, pasture land, abundant wildlife. El Dorado County. $2,750,000 280 Acres – 160 acres irrigated, 3572sf home, fully fenced & cross fenced, barns, corrals, chute, squeeze & electronic scale. – Modoc County. $930,000 274 Acres – 50 acres of Alfalfa, 80 of Orchard Grass Mix, 120 of straight Orchard Grass, 2100 gpm Ag well, 3100 sf home, 8 stall barn, 1200 sf shop & more! – Lassen County. $2,290,000 240 Acres – Zoned X5b for deer hunting, 3 year round springs, open range cattle are permitted, & within minutes of camping, hiking, fishing, & more! – Lassen County. $195,000 238 Acres – 3 contiguous parcels, deer & turkey, hiking, biking, horseback riding – Napa County. $999,000
200 Acres – Privacy, mostly treed with some open meadow area, nice views, hunt your own land, ride horses, raise cows, and fish nearby. – Lassen County. $219,000 198 Acres – Currently growing alfalfa and corn, water is plentiful, soil is 30% Gazwell mucky clay & 70% Scribner clay loam, no conservation easements. – Sacramento County. $800,000 196 Acres – 175 farmable acres, 70 irrigated, irrigation comes from Rush Creek flowing onto the property, 3036 sf home, 3 barns. – Modoc County. $960,000 187 Acres – right on the American River with beautiful views, excellent fishing, rafting, & hunting. – El Dorado County. $399,000 177 Acres – 120 acres irrigated grass lands, pond, lake frontage, tons of wildlife, 2 homes, barn, office – Lassen County. $975,000 167 Acres – unlimited potential with beautiful views, utilities include Piped Potable El Dorado Irrigation District water to the property & electric power – El Dorado County. $990,000 162 Acres – family farm with 4 bedroom home, pole barn with enclosed workshop, 2 wells, 32 acres tillable, balance dry pasture, rangeland – Siskiyou County. $425,000 162 Acres – Makes for a great homesite or private hunting/recreational ground, seasonal stream & springs, secluded & quiet. – Siskiyou County. $140,000 161 Acres – hiking, horseback riding, ATVing, Rattlesnake Creek frontage – Nevada County. $350,000 160 Acres – ag building, well, wild boar, deer, turkey & quail hunting, oak trees, grassland – Tehama County. $199,000 160 Acres – cabin with solar & wind for power, well, mule deer bucks, upland birds – Sierra County. $684,000 157 Acres – Large luxurious high mountain meadows with panoramic views and spring-fed year round creek adjacent to USFS, lakes, & fishing – Sierra County. $975,000 155 Acres – 5,400 sq/ft home, barn, completely fenced – Solano County. $1,950,000 148 Acres – Overlooks the Middle Fork of the American River, incredible deer hunting, year round creek through property - Placer County. $149,000 139 Acres – 100 gpm well, hunt for antelope, elk, or deer. Modoc County. $150,000 130 Acres – Views are endless and deer and wild turkey roam & graze the property - Napa County. $299,000 129 Acres – currently a cow/calf operation, black tail deer & turkey hunting – Solano County. $1,600,000 121 Acres – Year round creek, domestic well, variety of wildlife, timber stand. Siskiyou County. $159,000 120 Acres – Very private, fenced on 2 sides, great pasture ground with potential for farming. Lassen County. $320,000 120 Acres – mile of frontage on Upper Fall River, great fishing & hunting, 4000 sf home, 2 barns, shop, many other rivers, lakes, streams. Shasta County. $2,950,000 120 Acres –2 creeks, mixed conifer forest, several locations to build home, adjacent to National Forest & close to S. Fork of the American River. El Dorado County. $575,000 120 Acres – In the Trophy Devils Garden mule deer area, home to healthy Elk herd, & Fletcher Creek runs through property (year round creek with good fishing). Modoc County. $120,000 100 Acres – Great potential for highly productive hay fields, fertile ag pasture land ready, great hunting area & nearby fishing. – Lassen County. $199,000
99 Acres – Great access to Lotus Road & the recreation areas of Coloma, several potential building sites, overlooking the S. Fork of the American River. El Dorado County. $400,000 93 Acres – timber, springs, old gold mine, black bear, mule deer & quail, - Plumas County. $479,000 93 Acres – private & secluded with Lake Berryessa views, sits above Markley’s cove – Napa County. $390,000 93 Acres – Spectacular views, wide open spaces, close to Fall River Lake, hunting, fishing, golf & more. Shasta County. $325,000 92 Acres – 1800 sf country home, adjacent to San Bernardino National Forest, 2500 sf barn, stables w/21 stalls, big game hunting nearby – Riverside County. $4,250,000 90 Acres – Plenty of water for crops, pastures for grazing, riding area, 4 stall barn, 2 shops, fully fenced, and ranch house. Also enjoy hunting & fishing. Lassen County. $599,000 87 Acres – Great Mule Deer & Elk hunting and surrounded by USFS land for miles. Numerous meadows, huge springs, year round creek w/ trout. Modoc County. $295,000 81 Acres – home, hay barn, equipment shed, pond, irrigated pastures with water rights through MWCD, underground piping for flood irrigation, corrals and grain bin. Siskiyou County. $299,000 80 Acres – mixed conifer timber, hunting, springs, trophy mule deer buck & black bears – Lassen County. $139,000 80 Acres – great soil for crops, 2,000 gpm ag well, 50 gpm domestic well, metal shop, close to fishing, hunting, & golfing – Shasta County. $660,000 80 Acres – bordered by BLM to the south, good trail system, big hunting, 3 vegetation zones; mixed conifer, oak habitat, open grass land – Butte County. $240,000 80 Acres – Abundant wildlife on & around property, garage/shop, barn, very private, fenced & gated – Lassen County. $275,000 80 Acres – Great hunting with huge mule deer, black bears, & upland game birds and is covered in healthy White Fir timber. – Lassen County. $65,000 78 Acres – 2,150 sf log home, 784 sf guest home, irrigation well, and big game & waterfowl hunting, fishing – Siskiyou County. $439,000 76 Acres – Private world-class fly-fishing destination, excellent hunting, comfortable cabin overlooking the creek – Tehama County. $425,000 74 Acres – 65 irrigated acres in alfalfa, irrigation water from 2 wells, fenced area for horse, arena, round pen, barn, shop, 2112 sf home. – Siskiyou County. $589,500 74 Acres – turkey & deer hunting, 2 parcels, gorgeous Lake Berryessa views – Napa County. $324,900 66 Acres – 3,000 sf home, 960 sf garage, 1,200 sf shop. Lake Berryessa views with fishing & hunting nearby. Napa County. $1,395,000 60 Acres – deer & turkey hunting, pond, well, trial riding, ATV, walking trails – Napa County. $599,000 54 Acres – Sub-irrigated pasture, spring fed pond, well, beautiful home sites, & room for livestock – Siskiyou County. $175,000 51 Acres – 4,600 sf home, workshop/barn w/ electricity, greenhouse, family orchard, pond, hunting. Solano County. $1,750,000 51 Acres – private & secluded w/ Hwy 128 access, beautiful Lake Berryessa views - Napa County. $279,000 48 Acres – RV/Trailer Park w/campsites, boat ramp & docks, 3 rental houses along river, home on top of ridge – Mendocino County. $1,950,000 42 Acres – Several potential building sites with deer, bear, quail & dove roaming the ranch – Siskiyou County. $149,000
42 Acres – Irrigated pasture or alfalfa ground. 3780sf home, 2 garages, storage room, huge shop, 3 phase power. Siskiyou County. $599,000 41 Acres – 1600 sf home, 600 sf guest quarters, 40x40 2 story shop. Lassen County. $749,000 40 Acres – high crop production, old home site w/ septic, power & 50 gpm well, in heart of fertile Fall River Valley – Shasta County. $270,000 40 Acres – white fir and red fir timber, springs & year round creek, mule deer bucks – Lassen County. $59,000 40 Acres – mule deer bucks, bitter brush, nearby Paiute Creek – Lassen County. $89,500 40 Acres – Spectacular view of Mt. Shasta, close to fishing, golf, hunting of many types, & several lakes – Shasta County. $150,000 40 Acres – Cozy 1568 sf MFH cottage with 24x60 shop, 30x60metal shop/barn 9,000-lb car hoist, & Pit River rippling through – Modoc County. $725,000 40 Acres – 7000 sf Scandinavian-scribed, handhewn log home with breathtaking views – Siskiyou County. $489,000 39 Acres – 30 acres of income producing Piute Orchard Grass irrigated by 2 wheel lines & multiple pods. 3 stall barn, pole barn, irrigated pasture w/ cross fencing, & 3600sf home. – Lassen County. $825,000 38 Acres – private & secluded with Hwy 128 access, sits above Markley’s Cove – Napa County. $342,000 30 Acres – Currently used for retreats, camps, conferences. 5 buildings, room for 40 overnight campers, close to rivers & lakes for fishing, Butte County. $895,000 30 Acres – Build house of your dreams on 300 ft of creek frontage from Clear Creek, Shasta County. $69,000 30 Acres – hunting, next to Ash Creek Wildlife preserve, Mt. Lassen & Mt. Shasta views – Modoc County. $32,500 27 Acres – 3-bdrm home, landscaping and pasture with sprinklers, 2 car garage & workshop – Siskiyou County. $387,000 27 Acres – farmhouse with insulated winery building, storage sheds, small orchard, seasonal ponds & creek, & root cellar. Siskiyou County. $299,000 26 Acres – lots of timber & surrounded by national forest, overlooks Ruth Lake, fish, kayak, hike – Trinity County. $106,000
21 Acres – Frontage along the Middle Fork of the Feather River, tremendous outdoor recreation activities within a 15 mile radius –Plumas County. $395,000 21 Acres – 1,500 sq/ft home, 2,400-ft deeded grass runway, 48x32 hangar, pond, fenced pastures – Glenn County. $399,000 20 Acres – 3,000 sq/ft home, 900 sq/ft guest home, 13 gpm well, 3-stall barn w/tack room, sand arena – Solano County. $1,195,000 20 Acres – Perfect site for building your house, area is filled with beautiful canyons, creeks, & wildlife – Butte County. $135,000 20 Acres – bear & blacktail deer hunting, timber, springs – Butte County. $59,000 20 Acres – mature cedars, oaks and pines, access to miles of BLM & Forest Service land – Lassen County. $173,500 20 Acres – open meadow, close to river access, golf course, Fall River Lake – Shasta County. $104,500 19 Acres – hunting, fishing, horseback riding, hiking, year round stream, Lake Berryessa views – Napa County. $249,000
Ron Byrne & Associates Real Estate 285 Bridge Street Vail, Colorao 81657 www.ronbyrne.com
970 476-1987 Paradise Lake Estate Colorado * Eagle County * Vail Just 30 minutes from the Vail Valley Jet Center, this fabulous retreat lies on 170 pristine acres within an hour of Vail and Beaver Creek Resorts. Overlooking a private lake and surrounded by creeks, sweeping meadows and BLM and U.S. Forest Service land, it is the perfect setting for a secluded estate. The main residence boasts over 6,000 square feet, and the property also includes a renovated guest cabin and reservoir. Allow yourself to be transported to the tranquil lifestyle of this magnificent estate.
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mike@harmonydurango.com Mike McAliney • 970 759-2546 Coyote Canyon Ranch – Durango, Colorado 240 private and secluded acres only 10 minutes south of Durango with over 1 mile of the Florida River. Beautiful mountain views, irrigated pastures and excellent water rights. $1,440,000. Two homes and additional 80 acres for $3,500,000.
RE/MAX Green Mountain Real Estate Bob Eslinger, Associate Broker
575 430-4237 Cell 575 682-2537 Office
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The Pinon Draw Ranch, Otero County, NM: 33,000 acres in south central NM, 1,200 acres deeded surrounded by national forest, composed of 9 deeded tracts, great investment and incomeproducing ranch for cattle and world-class hunting. For this past year 10 ELK TAGS. Only $4,200,000. The Avis Ranch: Luxury log home at its finest with 5,850 sq. ft. of heated living space, the details and improvements are impeccable. 2 sections of leased national forest pastureland year-round, 212 acres deeded with a stocked trout pond. $3,500,000 The Lazy Dollar Ranch: 137 acres surrounded by the national forest, 6,000+ sq. ft. house with milliondollar views, huge indoor heated swimming pool, 100x34 barn and outbuildings. $1,275,000 Tin Star Ranch: 80 beautiful acres with a 2,700 sq. ft. house that borders the national forest on 3 sides, site-built storage building (3 stories), hunter’s cabin with awesome rental history. Only $430,000
The Land Brokers www.thelandbrokers.net
406 932-6892 Cedar Coulee Hideaway, Reed Point, MT. 230 acres, $499,000 Pine Ridge Bluff, Big Timber, MT. 320 acres, $3,200 per acre Hidden Valley Ranch, Emigrant, MT. 27 acres, price reduction $295,000 Gilbert Ranch, Big Timber, MT. 116 ac. for $459,000 Paradise Lookout, Emigrant, MT. Spectacular setting, 22+ acres, 5 bdrm, 4.5 baths, wine cellar, game room, $870,000 Sweet Grass Acreage, Big Timber, MT. 163 acres of private and fabulous hunting property, $342,000 The Country Estate, Sweet Grass County, MT. Enjoy tranquility, privacy and wildlife in this Country Estate on 5 acres, 3 bdrm, 1 bath, private, $269,000 The View, Big Timber, MT. 4 acres of privacy and incredible views on lovely horse property with 3 bdrm,2 bath mobile home and fenced yard, $120,000
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Gary Frederick, LLC www.garyfrederick.com info@garyfrederick.com • 406 442-0817 Clancy, Montana – Property includes 4 subdivided view lots with a total acreage of 42.44. All lots have good access. Includes a 1,500-square-foot, 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home. Wildlife, seclusion and only minutes from Helena, Montana. $650,000 Beaver Creek – This is a beautiful 57+/- acre piece of land just outside of Helena Montana. The Beaver Creek runs through the property. The terrain is varied with meadows and hills, and a large variety of foliage. Includes a three bedroom 2 bath home. Borders national forest on two sides. $276,000 Building Lot off of Hauser Lake - Incredible views of the lake, city, valley and mountains. 27 acres. Power available. HOA dues are $75.00 per year which include use of a park like area with covered eating area and a fire pit. With an additional fee, boat owners may use the boat slip to dock and store boats in the warmer seasons. $250,000
Clark & Associates Land Brokers, LLC 307 334-2025 307 760-9510 406 697-3961 KAMIS RANCH—Goshen County, WY: Beautiful 307± contiguous deeded acres with irrigated hay fields, sub-irrigated meadows, natural protection. Excellent improvements with year-round access. 1.25 mile live water. .5 acre pond. $975,000 NORTH SYBILLE CREEK RANCH—Albany County, WY: 160 acres with highway frontage and yearround live water. Great wildlife habitat. Reduced to $260,000 5 OPEN A RANCH—Sioux County, Nebraska: 2812+ deeded acres of heavily-sodded grass pastures. Nice improvements. Reliable water. $975,000 HARDING COUNTY GRASS RANCH—Harding County, SD: Highly productive native grass ranch 3 miles south of Buffalo, SD. 2,483± deeded, 920 state lease, 80 county lease for 3,484± total acres. $865,000 YELLOWSTONE RIVER RANCH—Rosebud County, MT: 1,201± extraordinarily diverse sporting acres with .25 mile of Yellowstone River frontage. 876± deeded & 325 State lease acres. Sportsman’s paradise. Reduced to $1,490,000. CHARTER RANCH—Yellowstone County, MT: Historic cattle ranch 5 miles north of Billings. 7,148.53± deeded & 320 acres BLM lease. $7,148,530 CANYON VIEW RANCH—Sioux County, NE: 870± deeded acres bordering Soldier Creek Wilderness Area. Electricity available. $350,000 HORSE THIEF CANYON RANCH–Weston County, WY: 1,041± contiguous acres 23 miles north of Newcastle, WY. $1,821,600 LUCKY GATE RANCH—Goshen County, WY: 806± deeded acres with 170 irrigated acres. Additional income from permitted gravel pit. Two sets of improvements. $1,850,000
Fuller Western Real Estate www.fullerwestern.com
800 754-0544 Apishipa Ranch – Las Animas County, CO: Gorgeous 350 acres of prime southern Colorado. $960,000. Bader Gulch Ranch – Washakie County, WY: 1,760± acre recreational & grazing ranch east of Ten Sleep. $1,395,000. Bighorn Ranch – Huerfano County, CO: Smaller & very affordable 280 acre ranch with large herd of resident bighorn sheep. $390,000. Canyongate Ranch – Huerfano County, CO: Scenic 2,520± acre ranch near Gardner in the Wet Mountains. Owner will sell lesser amounts. $875,000. D Bar T Ranch – Rio Blanco County, CO: On the banks of the White River with impressive home, irrigated meadows and BLM access. $2,350,000. Eight Feathers Ranch – Fremont County, WY: 240± acre ranch with .5 mile of the Little Wind River. $1,100,000. Elliott Ranch – Las Animas County, CO: 300± fenced mountain acres w/ 4-bed home, barn and recreation. $575,000. Gateway to the Sangres Ranch – Custer County, CO: Near Westcliffe, a 960± acre ranch with both flat grazing land and forested mountains. Reduced to $750,000. H & H Ranch – Fremont County, CO: 4,000± acre guest operation w/ improvements and priority water. $1,100,000. Horn Creek Ranch – Johnson County, WY: 5,157± acre legacy ranch w/ extraordinary water resources! $6,200,000. Keeth Ranchette – Huerfano County, CO: Beautiful 140 acre gentleman’s ranch with fine owner’s home. $365,000. Kreutzer Ranch – Las Animas County, CO: 12,840± acre active cattle ranch w/ improvements. $3,210,000. Lazy L & B Ranch, Fremont County, WY: Quintessential Western guest facility on 128 acres bordering a river. $1,995,000. McGarraugh Ranch, Saguache County, CO: 1,840 acres in the San Luis Valley. Good solar or wind potential. $910,800. Moon Ranch, Routt County, CO: 5,901 deeded acres of pristine hunting grounds in proximity to Steamboat. $6,500,000 North Pavillion Farm, Fremont County, WY: 960 acre working farm with good water & mild climate. $1,285,000. Renegade Ranch – Grand County, CO: Gold medal trout waters at the confluence of the Colorado and William’s Fork Rivers. Reduced to $575,000. Rorick Ranch – Huerfano County, CO: Stunning home & barn on 306 acres overlooking the beautiful La Veta Valley. $725,000 San Luis Valley Cattle Ranch – Saguache County, CO: 2,911 acre cattle ranch is the fertile San Luis Valley of southern Colorado. Great water! $1,600,000. Spring Canyon Ranch – Huerfano County, CO: Commercial 100± acre hunting operation & recreational ranch with impressive owner’s home and other cabins. $800,000. Three Creek Ranch – Grant County, CO: This 50±
acre parcel has trout rich Willow Creek run the entire property. $695,000. Tygee Creek Ranch – Caribou County, ID: 159 acre fishing property in the scenic Star Valley south of Jackson Hole. $786,000. Upper Creek Ranch – Grand County, CO: Idealic fishing property on the Williams Fork River. $950,000. Wiant Ranch – Carbon County, WY: 1990± acre ranch with great hay and water of Cedar Creek near Saratoga. $2,700,000. Williams Peak Ranch – Grand County, CO: Stunning recreational parcel across from Upper Creek Ranch. $280,000.
Fay Ranches www.fayranches.com
406 586-4001 Slash Bar 7 - Ridgway, CO The Slash Bar 7 is comprised of 764± acres on Log Hill Mesa just 4.5 miles from the prestigious Divide Club between the towns of Ridgway and Telluride, CO. $6,500,000 Brown Valley Ranch – Stevensville, MT The Brown Valley Ranch consists of 1,782± deeded acres; the grounds are a harmonic blend of improved riparian areas, irrigated fields and rolling dryland foothills. Approximately 400 irrigated acres blanket the valley floor, native grasslands serve as seasonal grazing pasture and acres of woodlands create vital habitat for numerous wildlife species. $6,350,000 Sky Ranch – McCall, ID The 1,029± acre Sky Ranch is one of a very few large land holdings in the Payette River Valley. This is a beautiful property with river frontage, timber, lush meadows, excellent water rights and wonderful wildlife habitat, and for all practical purposes is a working cattle ranch. $4,900,000 44 Farms on the Stillwater – Absarokee, MT Just two miles downstream from the quaint town of Absarokee, MT, the ranch has over .75± miles of the spectacular Stillwater River, including both sides of an intimate side channel of the river. $3,850,000 Bird Cloud Ranch – Saratoga, WY Anchored by 1± mile of both sides of the famed North Platte River and the awesome 400 foot cliffs of Sheep Rock, the 640±-acre ranch has a unique character based on the lush riparian river corridor and the sheer bluffs which rise vertically off of the river bottom. Turn-key property with a beautiful new home designed by Harry Teague. $3,000,000 Powell Butte Ranch – Powell Butte, OR The Powell Butte Ranch has peaks and hidden valleys that make the property appear much larger than the actual acreage, which consists of seven contiguous parcels comprising a total of 1520± acres, zoned EFU. $1,920,000 Wolf Creek Bird Sanctuary – Medicine Lake, MT The Wolf Creek Bird Sanctuary offers an abundance of upland bird, waterfowl and deer hunting opportunities. The 6.8 miles of Wolf Creek running through the ranch and a 30± acre reservoir come together to make this ranch unique and attractive to wild birds and the bird hunter. $1,400,000 Volume 45 Farm&Ranch West
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