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If you love Steamboat the way the rest of us love Steamboat, you’ll quickly recognize the special value of Sidney Peak Ranch. It’s the last, best place close to Steamboat...12 minutes to be exact. But when you’re here it feels like the entire valley belongs only to you. There are only eight homesites remaining and they are situated so your neighbors won’t spoil the view. Fishing ponds, paved roads, equestrian center, miles of trails, architectural controls, professional management and Sidney Peak Ranch is one of the few gated communities in Steamboat. Ownership comes with a Premier Catamount Golf Club membership and all the sunsets you can take in.

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Farm & Ranch Select

REFERENCE

92 v Riverland Waterfowl Club

5 v Broker Index 6 v Property Index & Map

Listed by Lashley Land and Recreational Brokers

AREA HIGHLIGHT 12 v Dream the Dream or Live the Dream

Big Timber, Sweet Grass County, Montana

ITEMS OF INTEREST

CLASSIFIEDS 139 v Additional Properties in the Marketplace

16 v Coors Western Art Exhibit and Sale

National Western Stock Show, January 10-25

20 v HITS Desert Circuit

Equestrian Superstars and High-Performance Sport Horses Line Up

136 v Burns Saddlery

Opens a New Door on Historic Main Street in Park City, Utah

The Gaviota Ranch page 98

Wilson Peak Ranch page 106

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broker index

Arnold Realty, Inc. ............................. 86 Bates Sanders Swan Land Company ................................ 90 “Buzz” Tietig Properties..................135 California Outdoor Properties ........ 66 Canyon Real Estate, LLC................ 118 Carol Dopkin Real Estate Inc. .......124 Cathey’s Valley Real Estate ............129 Clark & Associates Land Brokers, LLC ...........................74 Clark Company ................................ 107 Clark Jennings & Associates ......... 131 Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate, Inc. ........ 104 Coldwell Banker Resort Realty ..... 101 Coldwell Banker Scott Valley Real Estate ................135 Coldwell Banker Sun Country Realty ...................... 108 Colorado Real Estate Resource LLC............ 119 ComSee Horizon Realty ................. 121 Countywide Realty .......................... 105 Crater Lake Realty, Inc....................126 DaCosse and Associates Real Estate....................................... 103 Fay Ranches ........................................ 23 Four Star Realty ................................ 100 Fuller Western Real Estate .............. 80 Garton & Associates Realtors ......... 96 Gary L. Storer Co. .............................. 99 Girten Land Company...................... 73 The Group Inc. Real Estate ............133 Harrigan Land Company LLC ......130 Headquarters West, Ltd. .................. 78 Kerry Mormann & Associates ........ 98 Kevin Sullivan Realty, Inc............... 100 KL Realty.............................................. 94 Knipe Land Co. .................................. 53 The Land Brokers Real Estate ....... 117

Lashley Land and Recreational Brokers............... 92 Live Water Properties, LLC ............. 88 Lone Eagle Land Brokerage, Inc. .. 111 MacArthur & Company Sotheby’s International Realty.....120 Mason & Morse Ranch Company ... 48 Mason Real Estate Inc....................... 82 Mirr Ranch Group .........................8, 58 Newman Realty ................................ 113 North Country Real Estate ............128 Oregon Opportunities Real Estate......................................... 97 Pﬁster Land Company, LLC ............ 62 Phillips & Company ....................... 109 Prudential Colorado Real Estate ... 115 Prudential Steamboat Realty ......... 114 Prudential Triple S Realty .............. 102 Ranch Marketing Associates............ 70 RE/MAX Two Rivers Realty, Inc. .. 110 Romick & Associates, Inc. .............123 Schrimsher Ranch Real Estate, LLC.............................127 Shasta Land Services, Inc. ..............125 Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate......................................... 84 Sotheby’s International Realty Laura Drammer .............................122 Sotheby’s International Realty Suzanne Perkins .............................. 95 Steve Scott Realtors .........................132 Telluride Properties ......................... 106 United Country Real Estate............. 37 United Country Timberline Realty, Inc. ................. 116 Van Cleve Associates .......................134 Watson Land Company Incorporated................................... 112 Western United Realty, LLC............ 76

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property index Acres±

Arizona

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40 .....................Cochise .............................79 254 ..................Cochise .............................78 360 ..................Mohave .............................78 4,400 ...............Graham ............................79

California

5 .......................Mariposa .........................129 12 .....................San Luis Obispo ...........103 16 .....................Mendocino ......................67 20 .....................Santa Barbara ..................98 27 .....................Butte ..................................38 31 .....................Santa Barbara ................122 32 .....................San Joaquin ...................104 43 .....................El Dorado.........................67 48 .....................Mendocino ......................69 63 .....................Mariposa ........................129 118 ...................Yolo ...................................67 127 ..................Mendocino ....................134 150 ..................Siskiyou ..........................135 249 ..................Santa Barbara ..................95 365 ..................Tuolumne ........................66 426 ..................Mariposa ........................129 480 ..................Monterey ........................103 496 ..................Santa Barbara ..................98 582 ..................Lassen ...............................69 585 ..................Tehama .............................66 637 ..................San Luis Obispo ...........107 720 ..................San Luis Obispo ...........107 798 ..................Siskiyou ..........................100 944 ..................San Joaquin .....................68 1,100 ...............Lassen ...............................66 1,119................Yolo ...................................69 1,310................Siskiyou ..........................125 1,400 ...............Shasta..............................125 1,773 ...............Lassen ...............................66 1,900 ...............Colusa...............................68 1,915 ...............San Luis Obispo ...........107 2,200 ...............Monterey ........................103 2,477 ...............Siskiyou ............................67 2,485 ...............San Luis Obispo .............98 3,300 ...............Santa Barbara ..................98 3,824 ...............Ventura .............................99 4,600 ...............Tehama ...........................100 5,432 ...............Modoc...............................68 5,526 ...............Tehama ...........................125 6,000 ...............Tehama .............................58

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6,378 ...............Monterey ........................107 6,530 ...............Humboldt ......................100 8,544 ...............Monterey ..........................69

Colorado

4 .......................Rio Grande ......................47 4 .......................Mesa ..................................44 6 .......................Boulder .............................38 7 .......................Archuleta .......................... 41 10 .....................La Plata .............................43 11 .....................Chaffee..............................60 15 .....................Delta................................115 20 .....................Teller ...............................116 22 .....................Mesa ..................................44 23 .....................Delta................................115 30 .....................La Plata .............................43 35 .....................Archuleta .......................... 41 35 .....................Boulder .............................94 35 .....................Garfield.............................85 35 .....................Garfield...........................124 35 .....................La Plata .............................43 35 .....................Park ...................................73 35 .....................Pitkin...............................124 36 .....................Rio Grande ......................47 40 .....................Custer .............................112 40 .....................Larimer ...........................133 41 .....................Teller ...............................116 42 .....................Garfield.............................85 42 .....................La Plata .............................43 52 .....................Douglas ............................72 54 .....................Garfield............................. 51 58 .....................Mesa ..................................60 61 .....................Pitkin...............................124 75 .....................Teller ...............................116 76 .....................Boulder .............................94 76 .....................Teller ...............................116 80 .....................Custer .............................112 80 .....................Grand................................85 96 .....................Delta..................................83 108...................Grand................................80 134 ..................Delta..................................83 147...................Rio Grande ....................135 156 ..................Rio Grande ......................47 158 ..................Grand................................60 160...................Custer .............................112 174 ...................Larimer ...........................133 176 ...................La Plata ............................. 61 182...................Hinsdale .........................111 185...................Grand................................73 199 ..................Elbert ................................ 51 200 ..................Rio Grande ......................80 207 ..................Mesa ..................................44 212...................Mesa ................................110 224 ..................Eagle..................................85 224 ..................La Plata ...........................102 225 ..................Montezuma ...................102 251...................Archuleta ........................102 255 ..................Weld ..................................94 262 ..................Routt ............................... 114 267 ..................Montrose ........................111 281...................Park ...................................73 282 ..................Pitkin.................................88 300 ..................Mesa ................................110 300 ..................Park ...................................73 308 ..................Mesa ..................................83 320 ..................Custer .............................112 320 ..................Gunnison .......................110 391...................Gunnison .........................80 396 ..................Routt ............................... 114 400 ..................La Plata ...........................102 411 ...................Garfield.............................84 418 ...................Mesa ..................................44 423 ..................Moffat ...............................59 424 ..................Huerfano .......................... 61 430 ..................Larimer ...........................119 434 ..................Larimer ............................. 51 456 ..................Jefferson ...........................50 463 ..................Gunnison .......................115 582 ..................Routt ............................... 114 592 ..................Delta..................................82 640 ..................Elbert ................................ 61 640 ..................Rio Grande ......................47 668 ..................Delta................................124 700 ..................Moffat ...............................77 720 ..................Montrose ..........................82 741 ...................Moffat ...............................39 747...................Routt ............................... 114 811 ...................Gunnison .......................115 940 ..................Elbert ................................49 1,135 ...............Garfield.............................72 1,147................San Miguel .....................106 1,420 ...............Montrose ........................111 1,500 ...............Garfield.............................49

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1,560 ...............Weld ................................133 1,577 ...............Delta..................................82 1,698 ...............Routt ...............................123 1,871 ...............Delta..................................83 2,115 ...............Routt ...............................130 2,300 ...............Garﬁeld.............................50 2,356 ...............Delta..................................82 3,800 ...............Rio Blanco......................109 3,992 ...............Conejos ............................48 4,023 ...............Routt ................................. 81 4,029 ...............Delta..................................48 4,029 ...............Gunnison .........................48 5,901 ...............Routt ................................. 74 14,035 .............Huerfano ..........................49 28,838 ............Bent ...................................48 28,838 ............Las Animas ......................48 28,838 ............Otero .................................48

Hawaii

10 .....................Hawaii.............................120 66 .....................Hawaii.............................120 467 ..................Hawaii.............................120 661...................Hawaii.............................120

Idaho

2 .......................Custer ................................ 56 32 .....................Boise..................................54 47 .....................Boise..................................50 60 .....................Bonner ............................101 117 ...................Teton .................................89 130 ..................Boundary .......................101 134 ..................Canyon .............................57 145...................Idaho .................................25 176 ...................Gem...................................55 219...................Latah .................................55 240 ..................Bonner ............................101 280 ..................Owyhee ............................57 484 ..................Washington .....................56 690 ..................Bonner ............................101 814 ...................Valley.................................53 876...................Payette ..............................57 1,080 ...............Fremont............................32 1,140................Adams ...............................54 1,624 ...............Adams ...............................54 2,668 ...............Owyhee ............................53 3,188 ...............Owyhee ............................55 3,648 ...............Washington .....................57 6,985 ...............Washington .....................54

Montana

11 .....................Chouteau .........................42 20 .....................Beaverhead ...................... 31 20 .....................Gallatin ............................. 31 20 .....................Sweet Grass ................... 117 21 .....................Gallatin .............................36 25 .....................Sweet Grass ................... 117 31 .....................Park ...................................34 40 .....................Gallatin .............................28 40 .....................Missoula ...........................38 51 .....................Madison ........................... 31 64 .....................Gallatin .............................36 86 .....................Beaverhead ......................32 113...................Gallatin .............................23 121...................Missoula ...........................34 160...................Beaverhead ......................30 160...................Park ...................................33 163...................Gallatin .............................90 178...................Jefferson ...........................63 193 ..................Gallatin .............................35 232 ..................Gallatin .............................26 240 ..................Sweet Grass ................... 117 300 ..................Gallatin ............................. 31 371 ..................Gallatin .............................28 385 ..................Gallatin .............................29 445 ..................Cascade ............................42 446 ..................Granite..............................23 480 ..................Fergus ...............................34 500 ..................Park ...................................36 589 ..................Park ...................................32 600 ..................Jefferson ...........................27 709 ..................Cascade ............................42 711 ...................Madison ...........................35 769...................Gallatin .............................35 875 ..................Madison ...........................90 876...................Rosebud ........................... 74 913 ...................Granite..............................28 1,048 ...............Sweet Grass .....................29 1,068 ...............Cascade ............................23 1,120 ...............Beaverhead ......................29 1,280 ...............Jefferson ...........................62 1,300 ...............Park ...................................28 1,335 ...............Fergus ...............................33

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1,360 ...............Stillwater ........................ 117 1,440 ...............Musselshell ......................90 1,627 ...............Fergus ...............................35 2,000 ...............Teton .................................30 2,030 ...............Fergus ...............................27 2,121 ...............Madison ...........................29 2,200 ...............Lewis and Clark .............30 2,670 ...............Granite..............................26 3,054 ...............Beaverhead ......................89 4,520 ...............Jefferson ...........................63 4,720 ...............Gallatin .............................88 4,866 ...............Cascade ............................42 6,210 ...............Missoula ...........................24 7,034 ...............Gallatin .............................33 7,080 ...............Jefferson ...........................63 19,000.............Madison ...........................24 27,537 .............Powell ...............................25 36,000 ............Custer .............................113 80,000 ............Big Horn...........................70 80,000 ............Powder River ...................70 80,000 ............Rosebud ...........................70

New Mexico

14 .....................Otero .................................39 316 ...................Rio Arriba......................... 41 560 ..................Quay..................................46 1,225 ...............Rio Arriba......................... 41 1,500 ...............Grant ...............................127 1,610................Colfax .............................128 1,750 ...............Luna ................................127 7,000 ...............Grant ................................. 51 7,946 ...............Quay..................................46 14,858 .............Catron .............................130 15,120 .............Quay..................................46 17,000 .............Guadalupe .....................127 20,564 ............Debaca ..............................46 34,000 ............Catron ...............................52 34,000 ............Cibola ...............................52 47,000 .............Catron .............................127 250,000 ..........San Miguel .......................52

Oregon

1 .......................Curry ................................37 2 .......................Jackson .............................97 4 .......................Curry ................................37 7 .......................Curry ................................37 9 .......................Josephine .........................37 10 .....................Umatilla............................96 80 .....................Crook ..............................108 100...................Morrow.............................96 115...................Jackson .............................97 133 ..................Curry ................................53 160...................Umatilla............................96 182...................Jackson .............................97 230 ..................Crook ..............................108 300 ..................Baker .................................36 306 ..................Crook ..............................108 336 ..................Lake...................................38 431...................Klamath..........................126 581...................Jackson .............................97 631...................Umatilla............................96 633 ..................Baker .................................56 760...................Coos ..................................53 853 ..................Baker .................................33 1,000 ...............Crook ..............................108 1,121 ...............Klamath..........................126 1,200 ...............Jefferson ...........................55 1,252 ...............Klamath..........................126 1,680 ...............Grant .................................39 2,100 ...............Jefferson ...........................56 2,200 ...............Klamath..........................134 2,300 ...............Klamath..........................126 3,096 ...............Umatilla............................26 12,000.............Grant ...............................132 22,568 ............Klamath............................25 35,469 ............Klamath............................25

Utah

10 .....................San Juan .........................105 108...................Iron....................................60 110 ...................San Juan .........................105 900 ..................Summit ............................. 91 1,920 ...............Grand..............................130 5,340 ...............Summit ............................. 91 8,150 ...............Sevier ................................59

Washington

1 .......................Stevens..............................45 5 .......................Franklin..........................131 20 .....................Ferry..................................45 30 .....................Stevens..............................45 583 ..................Ferry..................................45

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Wyoming

5 .......................Park .................................118 9 .......................Lincoln .............................23 30 .....................Park ...................................40 37 .....................Park .................................118 38 .....................Park ...................................40 40 .....................Platte ...............................113 51 .....................Goshen ...........................113 100...................Park ...................................40 135 ..................Big Horn...........................40 194 ..................Park .................................118 207 ..................Teton .................................34 220 ..................Sublette ............................ 61 250 ..................Johnson ............................27 253 ..................Park .................................118 280 ..................Carbon..............................77 480 ..................Converse ..........................75 500 ..................Park ...................................88 513...................Johnson ............................65 560 ..................Crook ................................87 620 ..................Carbon..............................30 703 ..................Sublette ............................89 1,008 ...............Crook ................................87 1,120 ...............Sheridan ...........................64 1,166 ...............Natrona ..........................109 1,190 ...............Crook ................................87 1,350 ...............Carbon.............................. 81 1,460 ...............Washakie.......................... 81 1,760 ...............Sublette ............................77 1,835 ...............Crook ................................87 1,900 ...............Converse ........................121 1,904 ...............Johnson ............................58 2,150 ...............Laramie ............................50 2,201 ...............Johnson ............................62 2,320 ...............Johnson ............................64 2,486 ...............Crook ................................86 2,662 ...............Albany............................... 76 3,040 ...............Natrona ............................80 3,200 ...............Park ...................................32 3,514 ...............Platte ................................... 8 3,570 ...............Fremont............................ 81 3,579 ...............Sublette ............................89 4,812 ...............Platte ...............................130 4,895 ...............Uinta ................................. 91 5,170 ...............Niobrara ........................... 74 5,530 ...............Carbon............................109 6,746 ...............Johnson ............................62 7,438 ...............Niobrara .........................113 7,525 ...............Albany............................... 76 8,510 ...............Johnson ............................63 10,176..............Goshen ............................. 74 11,118..............Sublette ............................88 11,981 .............Albany...............................77 12,065.............Goshen .............................75 12,065.............Niobrara ...........................75 12,272.............Johnson ............................64 17,800 .............Goshen .............................62 23,857 ............Albany............................... 76 25,973 ............Johnson ............................64 41,519 .............Converse ..........................86 41,519 .............Natrona ............................86 80,000 ............Campbell..........................70 80,000 ............Sheridan ...........................70

Outside the Region Alaska

65 .....................WrangellSt.Elias National Park ...15

Arkansas

445 ..................Carroll ..............................39

Argentina

12,400.............Chubut Province ............58

Nebraska

200 ..................Lincoln .............................65 305 ..................Morrill ..............................92 640 ..................Sioux .................................75 8,000 ...............Cherry ..............................48

South Dakota

87 .....................Custer ...............................65 560 ..................Custer ...............................65 6,042 ...............Butte ..................................86 6,042 ...............Meade ...............................86 7,100 ................Fall River ..........................86 7,118 ................Pennington ......................75

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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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Nevada

Carson City Churchill Clark Douglas Elko Esmeralda Eureka Humboldt Lander Lincoln Lyon Mineral Nye Pershing Storey Washoe White Pine

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Oregon

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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

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Cover Ranch

S M Ranch

OHNSON

HEEP

OUNTAIN

wheatland, wyoming

he gorgeous rough canyons, granite out- has only had three landowners since its original

between long river canyons, rolling grassy

croppings, grasslands and river bottoms patent. It is a prime sporting ranch with a natu-

hillsides with ponderosa pines, unique granite

distinguishing the south central portion

of Wyoming, just above the Great Plains and ad-

ral, diversified big game habitat and world-class mountainsides with craggy peaks and steep fly-fishing along private stretches of the North

ravines. The property provides good grazing

joining the Medicine Bow National Forest, are Laramie River, which traverses the property for land in the southern portion of the ranch, typiﬁed on the Johnson Sheep Mountain Ranch.

a mile and a half before disappearing in the na-

The ranch occupies 3,514± acres in the Laramie tional forest. The ranch is ideal habitat for trophy Mountains west of Wheatland, Wyoming and

which would be ideal for cattle and horses. The North Laramie River meanders through

elk and mule deer, and has a diverse population a tranquil river bottom, and is lined by of wildlife species including antelope, mountain cottonwood and box elder trees. This river is lion, big horn sheep, wild turkey and bear. It has a relatively undiscovered ﬁshery producing excellent access, only three hours north of Den- some of the best ﬁshing in the region with ver, and presents an unprecedented value for as- plenty of brook, brown and rainbow trout, set preservation in today’s market. The

property

located

many reaching 18 inches or more in length. outside

of Crossing through the property, the river enters

Wheatland, Wyoming with portions within the Medicine Bow National Forest, giving the the Medicine Bow National Forest and the

owner of the ranch direct and private access to

eastern foothills of the Laramie Mountains.

public lands. In addition, there are two streams,

It has a beautiful varied topography ranging Rabbit Creek and Spring Creek, as well as 12

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springs situated around the property. Between these streams, springs and the North Laramie River, the property provides excellent water for livestock and wildlife. The ranch was originally part of the Hoffman Homestead before being sold in 1965 to the Johnson family of Wheatland. Wagon rut impressions run the river’s edge, and remnants of pioneer structures are hidden throughout the acreage. The property is truly pristine, and it has been an exemplary wildlife haven for many years due to excellent stewardship by its current owners. By its nature, it is a high-quality habitat that could easily be enhanced for recreational, sporting and agricultural benefits. Designated as “crucial winter habitat” for big horn sheep and mule deer by the Wyoming

and mule deer, offering a truly rare and unique Having been wrapped in two large family hunting opportunity.

estates for over 200 years, the land is rich,

Game and Fish Department, the ranch also

The southern reaches of the ranch stretch vital and a blank canvas for a new owner. offers “optimal” yearlong winter range for elk, into grasslands, and it adjoins other large The steep canyon walls afford supreme privacy mule deer and big horn sheep. It occupies historic ranch holdings. It is highly suitable without jeopardizing the sense of freedom. The Area 7 for elk hunting, which many consider for horse and cattle grazing, availing the ranch is only three hours north of Denver and has the best area in the state for trophy bull elk. A property with an ideal combination of prime year-round access off a county-maintained road. difficult unit to draw, the state currently issues recreational and hunting land, and also a Finding a well-preserved pioneer ranch of this two landowner licenses to the owners for elk traditional operating horse or cattle ranch. size, proximity and condition, without a bumpy Volume 33 Farm&Ranch West

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ride down a road intended for mules alone, is an endeavors and is an exceptional find on todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

pristine wilderness areas, sparkling rivers,

incredible opportunity on todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s market.

market. This high-caliber combination of beauty,

endless horizons and a well-preserved Western

history and location is an undeniable recipe for

heritage. The ranch embodies all the qualities

Johnson Sheep Mountain Ranch is an ideal

setting for equine pursuits, cattle operations, a year-round entertainment and livelihood. It has necessary for an owner having a Western spirit variety of wildlife pursuits and premier fishing

the perfect blend of privacy and accessibility, of adventure, who enjoys accessible privacy, majestic high mountain landscape and a very world-class hunting and fishing, the great attractive price point for its size and scope.

outdoors and the American West. v

Johnson Sheep Mountain Ranch is an unspoiled property with good grasses and the

Johnson Sheep Mountain Ranch is offered for

varied terrain able to support diverse wildlife $5,270,000. For more information, please contact populations, recreational purposes and horse Ken Mirr with the Mirr Ranch Group, 877 and cattle operations. The region is home to 623-4545 (direct), 303 888-0907 (cell), Ken@ working cattle ranches, snowcapped mountains, MirrRanchGroup.com, www.MirrRanchGroup.com.

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Drea m the

Drea m or

ive the

D rea m! M

ontana has magnetism, an attraction for one and all, whether you dream of vast

acreages with herds of cattle or crystal-clear streams and spectacular mountains. Because of the stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s size and cultural and geographic diversity, there is no dream that cannot be realized in Montana. The best of all worlds is centered in South Central Montanaâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; the Yellowstone River Valley. South Central Montana is the northern gateway to Yellowstone National Park and the corridor that links the prairie to the east to the Rocky Mountain Range. The northern entrance to Yellowstone, the only entrance open year round to vehicular traffic, is the original entrance to the park and is commemorated by the stone Teddy Roosevelt Arch in the town of Gardiner. In its earliest days, Yellowstone National Park and guest ranches in surrounding areas quickly became vacation destinations for travelers from the east, and the tradition of western hospitality was born. The Yellowstone River itself blazes the trail from the mountains to the prairie and together with its many tributaries draws anglers from around the world. The 671-milelong river is trout-choked and is the longest undammed river in the lower 48 states.

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History, recent and ancient, abounds here.

Nestled under the watchful gaze of the Crazy

This is the territory of explorers Lewis and Mountains to the northwest and the Absaroka Clark, mountain men Jim Bridger and Jeremiah

Mountains to the south is the well-located,

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Liver-Eatingâ&#x20AC;? Johnson, westward migration sophisticated, yet ranch-oriented town of Big trailblazer John Bozeman and the great Crow Timber. From here, one can travel into such Indian nation. Here, you can explore museums,

diversity as national parks and forests, streams

dig for pre-historic dinosaurs, minerals and

and rivers, mountain ranges and ski resorts,

gems and explore the pioneer settlements and

ghost towns, historic mines and mining towns,

culture of a century ago.

and yet still be home for dinner. Nowhere

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is there a more inviting, multi-dimensional of these trails, such as the Bozeman Trail, are on blessed with a peaceful, but dynamic lifestyle, place than Big Timber, Sweet Grass County,

the National Register of Historic Places. With a business opportunities and the gifts of nature.

Montana. And how could the name of a place population of 3,609 in the county and 1,650 in

Western hospitality is still at large in the Big

possibly be more inviting? Big Timber, named

town (2000 census), there is room to breathe

Timber area. Old traditions blend with new

after the giant cottonwood trees that line the in Big Timber and Sweet Grass County. 1,862

comers and new activities. As many others do,

Yellowstone River, noted by William Clark, and

square miles of scenic terrain in the county yield

Crow Chief Arapooish in 1825 considered the

Sweet Grass, a spicy vanilla-smelling grass that only 1.95 people per square mile. By comparison,

region “exactly the right place.” “While you

permeates the area.

are in it, you fare well; whenever you go out

New York City has 26,403 people per square

Rooted in cattle, sheep and wool, mining, mile (2000 census). guest ranching, proximity to the Yellowstone River and as a stop on the then-expanding

of it, whichever way you may travel, you fare

Only in South Central Montana can you be worse.” What more needs to be said? There is “way far out” and yet be so well located to major

no need for a catchy slogan or overused cliché.

Northern Pacific railroad, Big Timber teems airports, sophistication in many forms and the

Big Timber is real—honest. If you want to be

with Old West character. Still a successful

values and benefits that go hand in hand with

a part of tradition and heritage, just be left

agricultural community today, Big Timber

the small town lifestyle found in Big Timber. alone, be a preservationist or conservationist,

once exported more wool than any other city Pleasant one-hour journeys can place you in this could be your place. v in the United States. In addition, the most a variety of locations, including: Yellowstone incredible hunting and fishing abound in National Park; any one of three ski resorts; this area. The pursuit of all that nature and

universities in Bozeman or Billings; Metra Park

Montana have to offer is centralized in this in Billings, host of major rodeo events and turn-of-the-century town.

other expositions; diverse big game hunting,

For almost a century and a half, pioneers have wing-shooting and blue ribbon fishing; many settled here, while others have passed through on “dude” ranches, guest cabins, resorts and their way to the pursuit of other dreams farther genuine working ranches; and any one of over west. Rumbling across the plains in modern-day 20 golf courses. covered wagons, people today come to South

For more information, please contact Philip

Nowhere has one place been so generously Land, The Land Brokers, P.O. Box 1025,

Central Montana and other western destinations endowed with such variety, beauty and down- Big Timber, Montana 59011, 406 932-6892, following the pioneer trails of yesterday. Some

to-earth America as Big Timber. Big Timber is philipland@thelandbrokers.net.

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Taking Stock by Owen

Young Longhorn Bull by Elliott

840 in the Valley by Young

Coors Western Art Exhibit and Sale National Western Stock Show, January 10-25

et amid the National Western Stock Show

More than a century’s worth of heritage is to purchase art either in the gallery via a fixed-

and Rodeo (January 10-25, 2009), the Coors

showcased at the National Western’s extravagan- price drawing or at the one-night-only silent

Western Art Exhibit and Sale is considered

za of Western horse and livestock events packed auction of miniature paintings and sculptures,

one of the finest Western art exhibitions in into two heart-stopping weeks featuring the Pro- which has been expanded this year to offer a the country. The show features more than 60 fessional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) Ro- larger selection of works. The gallery is open contemporary painters, sculptors, photographers deo, freestyle reining, draft horse pulls, PBR bull during the run of the Stock Show, January 10and printmakers working today. From the well riding, the Gambler’s Choice show jumping event, 25, and all artwork not sold at the Red Carpet established and nationally recognized to the a Wild West show, the Mexican Rodeo showcase, Reception can be purchased at that time. fresh new faces on the scene, the Coors Show

the Martin Luther King, Jr. African-American Heri-

endeavors to present a broad range of subjects tage Rodeo and many other exciting events. and styles of art that speak of the West.

With the foresight of the Coors Brewing

The 2009 exhibition marks the second year of collaboration with the Denver Art Museum’s Petrie Institute of Western American Art

Company and encouragement and dedicated as part of “WinterWest: Denver’s Premier vision of patrons Swede Johnson and Mary

Western Art Celebration,” encompassing two

Belle Grant, the fine art exhibit began in 1991 as

special days of events leading up to the Red

a way to expand and celebrate Western heritage

Carpet Reception. WinterWest includes a

at the Stock Show. In keeping with the Stock

daylong symposium titled “Taos Traditions:

Show’s mission of education in agriculture, net Artists in an Enchanted Land” that covers an proceeds of the art exhibit and sale benefit the

exciting range of topics offered by nationally

National Western Scholarship Trust, which renowned scholars speaking on the Taos supports college students in Colorado and

founding artists and a discussion on the

Wyoming. Since 1982, the trust has awarded auction world and the Western art market scholarships supporting continuing education

presented by the show partner and auctioneer

in agriculture, agribusiness, veterinary and rural from the Coeur d’Alene Art Auction. The talks family medicine. For the current school year,

are followed by an informal evening known as

74 scholarships were awarded, ranging from

the Blue Jean Preview—a fun, casual evening

$2,500 to $6,000. The 2008 art show and sale

giving patrons the opportunity for a first

was a banner year, reporting more than 40,000 glance at the collection. visitors and patrons in attendance and raising

The Red Carpet Reception kicks off January

close to $800,000 in art sales. The 2009 event is 7 with a morning tour at the Denver Art expected to be an even bigger year and the not- Museum, covering the Dietler Galleries of to-be-missed social event of the season. Heart of Gold by Timmons

The Red Carpet Reception kicks off the

Western American Art and Charles M. Russell Masterworks from the Tom Petrie Collection,

festivities and offers patrons the first chance followed by brunch at Palettes.

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Riders of the Black Mesa by Dean

Dancing Spirit by Knight

The Rookie by Whitcomb

Mirr Ranch Group is proud to sponsor the Coors Western Art Exhibit and Sale, sharing a common vision with the National Western Stock Show in perpetuating and preserving the culture of the West and educating the stewards of tomorrow. Ken Mirr of Mirr Ranch Group is on the Coors Art Advisory Committee and has been involved with the show for many years. He is very interested in endorsing the high caliber of art and artists in the collection, promoting Western heritage and ideas as well as the scholarship fund. “The exhibit is a celebration of the Western landscape and its heritage and is truly fortunate to have the quality of Western art represented in the collection,” comments Mirr. Coors Western is privileged to collaborate with the Denver Art Museum in making this a distinct cultural event in Western American art. Mirr adds, “We derive inspiration from the art and also from the generosity of all of our donors, patrons and buyers whose involvement contributes to the National Western Scholarship Trust. Thank you for your commitment to the American West and its future!” v The 2009 Coors Western Art Exhibit and Sale Red Carpet Reception will take place on Wednesday, January 7, 2009. Advance reservations (prior to December 15, 2008) are $150 per person;

Potter by Afsary

after December 15th, they are $175. The exhibit the exhibit will present a diverse range of Western

will be open to the public each day during the

Whitcomb, who was born on a ranch near interpretations, including iconic ranch scenes by

entire run of the Stock Show, January 10-25.

Sterling, Colorado. Although he was always

Check the schedule online for a complete list

The 2009 featured artist is painter M.W. Skip

Don Coen, a dreamy Glenn Dean and a moody

Raymond L. Knaub. One lucky patron may find of events during The National Western Stock drawing professor noticed the quality of his work an original pencil drawing from 2008 Coors Show. Written by Martha Cargill. For more as something special and gave him the nudge to Western featured artist Karmel Timmons or one information, please go to www.nationalwestern.com interested in art, it was only after a university

explore his talent that he decided to pursue his

of the sensuous, tactile stone carvings by the 2008

passion with a purpose. In addition to Whitcomb, Coors Western Best of Show artist Steve Kestrel.

or contact Anni Bengston, 303 299-5561 (direct), coorsart@nationalwestern.com Volume 33 Farm&Ranch West

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2009 ArtiStS Cyrus Afsary Carolyn Anderson Nikolo Balkanski* Sophy Brown Kenneth Bunn George Carlson G. russell Case Dan Chen Len Chmiel Steven L. Clement* Don Coen Nicholas Coleman Mary Ann Currier Glenn Dean teresa Elliott Buff Elting Loren Entz Sharron Evans Douglas Fryer Ernest Gallegos terry Gardner Walt Gonske t.D. Kelsey Steve Kestrel raymond Knaub Shane Knight J. Mark Kohler Mehl Lawson Arthur Lopez Leon Loughridge Jan Mapes Walter t. Matia William Matthews Herb Mignery Dean Mitchell Jim Morgan Julie Oriet Joel Ostlind Chris Owen Howard Post Brad rude Elizabeth Sandia roseta Santiago Stock Schlueter Sandy Scott Susiehyer* William E. Sharer William Shepherd tim Shinabarger Gary Ernest Smith Matt Smith Jill Soukup Daniel Sprick Don Stinson John taft* Karmel timmons Kent Ullberg Barbara Van Cleve Jeffrey r. Watts M.W. Skip Whitcomb Marsha Wooley Dan Young *Participating in Silent Auction only

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Coors Western Art exhibit & sAle National Western Stock Show

M.W. Skip Whitcomb

The Rookie

WINTERWEST SCHEDULE Denverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Premier Western Art Celebration TuesDAy, JAnuAry 6, 2009 Taos Traditions: Artists in an Enchanted Land Symposium Lewis sharp Auditorium, Denver Art Museum WeDnesDAy, JAnuAry 7 Tour of the Dietler Galleries of Western American Art, followed by brunch Denver Art Museum reD CArPeT reCePTIOn national Western Complex, expo Hall, Third Floor show opens to the public January 10-25, 2009 Benefiting the National Western Scholarship Trust. For information or to reserve tickets, please call 303-299-5561 or email: coorsart@nationalwestern.com. www.nationalwestern.com

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Richard Spooner and Ezrah win the $25,000 Ariat Grand Prix at HITS Thermal during the 2008 season. The victory marked Spooner’s 100th career Grand Prix win.

THERMAL,

CALIFORNIA Photo Courtesy of Matt Hinton

Marla Amormino takes to the ﬁeld aboard Dutch Star as a packed VIP Oasis Club looks on during the USHJA Hunter Derby Classic.

EQUESTRIAN SUPERSTARS AND HIGH-PERFORMANCE SPORT HORSES LINE UP AT

HITS DESERT CIRCUIT

he 2009 Desert Circuit marks the 24th year

best possible horse show experience for horses, in new temporary stabling featuring wood and

HITS, Inc. has operated a West Coast circuit riders and spectators. It is a prime example of steel stall dividers and brand-new tents, which

and the third season in the new state-of-the-art

the HITS standard of excellence the horse show successfully debuted at HITS Saugerties and

Desert Horse Park in Thermal, California. HITS

world has come to expect from one of the top

President and CEO Tom Struzzieri and the HITS names in horse show management.

Last year, the indoor ring was used for the FEI World Cup Qualifying Grand Prix classes. This

West Coast Management Team, Dale Harvey, Fred Bauer and Brian Morris, have worked

Culpeper during the 2008 Summer Circuit.

season, in an exciting move on HITS’ part, the

nonstop throughout 2008 to continue the

indoor ring is also offered for use in the novice

success of Thermal the last two years, which has

equitation classes and special evening events.

quickly ranked as one of the largest and longest

This presents an exciting opportunity for riders

winter show circuits in the United States.

of all disciplines and skill levels to experience

“The entire HITS team is highly focused on

the atmosphere of the indoor ring, which is an

our commitment to ensuring that Thermal

extremely beneﬁcial experience for younger or less

continues to become the best circuit in the

advanced riders to begin to familiarize themselves

world,” said Struzzieri. “I’m really excited about

with a setting similar to the indoor ﬁnals.

At last year’s HITS Desert Circuit, Rich all the possibilities that exist for this circuit, not California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and wife Maria Shriver pose with their sons and some friends at Fellers and his horse Flexible won three of the just this year, but well into the future.” The Desert Circuit is scheduled to run for eight weeks of competition from January 20,

the HITS Desert Horse Park during DC II.

four World Cup Qualiﬁers. Afterwards, they

One of the most exciting changes at HITS attended the Rolex FEI World Cup Finals in

2009 to March 22, 2009 and features two Thermal this year is the installation of new Gothenburg, Sweden and ﬁnished second Grand Prix events each week, including four footing in the two main hunter rings. After among the best horses and riders in the world, World Cup Qualiﬁers in the covered arena. the resounding success the new Geopad felt marking the best American showing at the In addition to the core management team,

footing met with in the Grand Prix ring and World Cup in 20 years! Fellers attributed part

HITS has continuously welcomed ideas and indoor arena during the 2008 season, the same of his success to the preparation he received at contributions from the riders, trainers and

type of footing will be installed in the two main the HITS Desert Circuit in the covered arena.

owners that attend the HITS Desert Circuit and hunter rings to maximize performance for from the Desert Circuit Advisory Committee.

The HITS Desert Circuit is one of the few

exhibitors. In addition to the new hunter ring indoor venues for World Cup Qualiﬁers in the

Since the end of the 2008 season, the

footing, a new VIP tent and upgrades to the United States. Fellers said, “There is no doubt

management team has been working closely with

spectator areas between Hunter rings 1 and 2 in my mind that riding in the covered arena

members of the committee in order to implement

are aimed at promoting the hunters during the

and prioritize improvements guaranteeing the Desert Circuit. HITS Thermal has also invested

really helped me, as a rider, be as prepared as I could be for the World Cup.”

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This year’s Rolex FEI World Cup Finals

Grand Prix rider Macella O’Neill and Rock Star wow the crowd in the $50,000 Purina Mills Grand Prix during the 2008 HITS Desert Circuit.

will be held just one state over in Las Vegas, Nevada, which is only a four-hour drive from the HITS Desert Circuit. As an added bonus for horses and riders, the HITS Desert Horse Park will remain available after the circuit ends to accommodate stabling for those who may need to layover before traveling to Las Vegas in April. The HITS Desert Circuit will award more than $2 million in prize money in the 2009 season and welcome competitors and superstar equestrians from all over the West Coast, Canada, Mexico and beyond. For the second year in a row, HITS will offer the R.W. “Ronnie” Mutch Equitation Classic at Thermal. Two

members of the 2008 United States Olympic Gold Hong Kong Team, McLain Ward and Will

Jill Henselwood and Black Ice win their ﬁrst Grand Prix of the 2008 HITS Desert Circuit during the $75,000 Waldorf-Astoria Collection Grand Prix at HITS Thermal. Henselwood was a member of Canada’s Team Silver at the 2008 Olympic Games in Hong Kong.

Simpson, will also compete. Olympic superstar and Canada’s silver medalist Jill Henselwood is another Grand Prix rider expected in the ring this year. A familiar face sure to participate at the Desert Circuit is Richard Spooner, who captured his 100th career Grand Prix win at HITS Thermal in 2008. With exciting changes in footing and spectator viewing, class offerings, prize money and world-class competition, the leisurely Desert Circuit promises to be an event not to miss this winter. “I believe one of the best things about Thermal is the opportunity to show in one place for the entire winter. The region has one of the best

climates in the world during the winter and it’s in close proximity to a great number of Rich Fellers and Flexible win the $50,000 Tourneau FEI World Cup Qualifier, presented by Adequan, at HITS Thermal. The win was the first of three World Cup Qualifier wins for Fellers and Flexible. The pair went on to place second in the FEI World Cup Finals, which was the highest American finish in 20 years!

our West Coast customers, which allows for an easy commute to the shows,” Struzzieri added in closing. ❖ HITS, Inc. is a special events management company primarily focused on producing hunter/jumper horse shows. Based in upstate New York in the village of Saugerties, HITS produced its ﬁrst horse show circuit in Gainesville, Florida in 1982. Since that time, HITS has grown into a nationwide company with world-class hunter-jumper circuits in California, Florida, Arizona, New York and Virginia. HITS Desert Circuit is located at HITS Desert Horse Park, 85-555 Airport Boulevard, Thermal, CA 92274. For more information, please visit www.hitsshows.com or call 845 246-8833.

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The Wetlands Edge Ranch Montana v Cascade County v Cascade

Located 26± miles south of Great Falls, this 1,068±-acre property is the ideal ranch for the waterfowl, deer and upland bird hunting enthusiast. With the owners managing the ranch specifically for wildlife, plenty of scenarios present themselves for successful hunting. Two full pivots and a halfpivot are currently in wheat and offer a wonderful food source for the ducks, geese, pheasant and big game. In addition to the hunting, the world-class Missouri River is a stone’s throw from the ranch and offers excellent fishing for rainbow and brown trout. The whitetail deer populations are also plentiful, and tree stands could be placed throughout the ranch to provide outstanding bow or rifle hunting. The location and combination of resources of this ranch are truly hard to find. This property has close proximity to Great Falls and Helena and good year-round access. $5,350,000.

Trail Ridge Arena Wyoming v Lincoln County v Etna

The Trail Ridge Arena sits on 8.8± acres of commercially zoned land next to the gated Trail Ridge subdivision. Currently being used as a boarding facility, the arena has 30 indoor stalls and 15 outdoor runs with shelter, plus a 220' by 145' indoor arena and a 120' by 160' outdoor arena, prefect for the year-round rider. Whether you are looking for a private

Madison Spring Creek Ranch

equestrian arena for the family or a perfect

Montana v Gallatin County v Three Forks

business venture, Trail Ridge Arena provides a handful of options. Located 45 minutes

It would be difficult to find 113± acres in southwest Montana that have more water amenities than the

south of Jackson Hole in Star Valley, the Trail

Madison Spring Creek Ranch. Approximately one mile of reconstructed and improved spring creeks

Ridge Arena is surrounded by recreational

meander through the Madison Spring Creek Ranch, providing outstanding quality and variety of possibilities from trail riding, fishing and private fishing. Rey Creek runs for .45± mile through the southeast portion of the property, and the hunting to skiing. It’s the perfect location for spring-fed Darlington Ditch, also known as Darlington Spring Creek, runs parallel to the Madison the year-round outdoorsman. $4,000,000. River for .47± mile. In addition to the magnificent spring creeks, the .55± mile of the Madison River makes up the property’s western boundary. For the waterfowl enthusiast, a series of four wetland ponds provide additional habitat for ducks and geese, as well as a wide variety of other wildlife. All this is just 30± minutes from downtown Bozeman, Montana. $1,900,000.

Flint Creek Ranch Montana v Granite County v Hall

Flint Creek Ranch sits in the beautiful lower Flint Creek Valley offering breathtaking mountain views and endless recreational pursuits. The property boasts over a half-mile of Flint Creek, one of Montana’s best-kept fishing secrets, and is a short driving distance from legendary rivers, such as the Clark’s Fork and Rock Creek. The property consists of 446± acres, with a variety of creek bottom, wetland habitat, irrigated meadows and rolling hills providing striking views of the Flint Creek Mountain Range. All of this lies less than an hour’s drive from Missoula, the cultural, economic and transportation hub of western Montana. $1,500,000.

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Sun Ranch Settlement on the Madison River

Montana v Madison County v Cameron

Ten strategically placed settlement sites are offered for sale on the flagship of the Sun Ranch Group’s network of properties. Each location has been carefully selected to facilitate the mission to protect open space on one of the most breathtakingly beautiful ranches in the American West. Bordering 5± miles of the famous Madison River and 7± miles of the Lee Metcalf Wilderness, over 95% of the Sun Ranch’s 19,000± deeded and 7000± leased acres are under conservation easement. This easement aids in protecting the prime elk and whitetail deer habitat, a challenging variety of fisheries and a significant wildlife corridor to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Sun Ranch Settlement owners may enjoy the renowned lodging, dining and outfitting services provided by the on-site, nationally recognized Lodge at Sun Ranch or explore the unlimited outdoor recreation and endless vistas privately. Additionally, owners will have deeded access and rights to the entire ranch through a reciprocal recreational use easement as well as preferential access to the other properties within the Sun Ranch Group network. Set within the expansive Madison Valley, the Sun Ranch is 20 minutes from Ennis, Montana and within 90 minutes of a commercial airport. $5,000,000-$8,000,000.

Schröeder Ranch Settlement on the Bitterroot River

Montana v Missoula County v Florence

In the midst of a rapidly changing West, the enduring landscape of the Schröeder Ranch Settlement has been preserved as a private refuge just south of Missoula. The 125-year-old Schröeder Ranch Settlement is surrounded by the Bitterroot River on the west and the Sapphire Mountains on the east. Graced with tremendous fly-fishing, trophy elk, mule deer and whitetail deer as well as a healthy

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become one of the most desirable valleys in Montana. Schröeder Ranch Settlement is comprised of 6,210± deeded acres and 800± acres of state lease, making it one of the largest contiguous properties in close proximity to Missoula. Individual homesites range in size from 20 to 40 acres. Less that 5% of the land will be developed into settlement sites and facilities, and the remainder will be protected in perpetuity by a conservation easement. Owners will have deeded access and rights to the entire

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population of turkeys, the Schröeder Ranch Settlement is a peaceful, private escape from what has

properties within the Sun Ranch Group network. Schröeder Ranch Settlement represents a once-inby ecotourism, sustainable ranching and wildlife conservation. $2,250,000–$3,500,000.

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This 27,537±-deeded-acre ranch is just south of the small town of Avon and 30± miles west of Helena, Montana. Tucked in the scenic Avon Valley and once a part of the historic Grant-Kohrs Ranch, the Spotted Dog currently provides summer pasture, timber harvest and hunting grounds for Rock Creek Cattle Company, whose membership will be offered to the new ranch owner. Rock

Spotted Dog Ranch Montana v Powell County v Avon

Creek Cattle Company is a unique recreational ranch outside of Deer Lodge that offers amenities such as golfing, horseback riding, fly-fishing, fine dining and a spa, all while maintaining its original heritage as a working cattle ranch. The ranch also offers excellent opportunities for private upland bird, deer and elk hunting on the property and on state-leased and bordering Forest Service lands. Four creeks traverse the property, enhancing the ranch’s natural wildlife habitats and making it an excellent conservation easement candidate. $26,125,000.

Crescent Butte East Oregon v Klamath County v La Pine

The Crescent Butte East parcel consists of 35,459± contiguous deeded acres of a rolling timbered basin running up into Walker Ridge to the south. This basin is dotted with numerous draws and small buttes throughout creating great views of the Cascade Mountain range to the west. Located 45 minutes south of Bend and 15 minutes from services in the community of La Pine, the property is mostly surrounded by Forest Service and BLM land as well as a few small parcels of privately owned land. Crescent Butte East has excellent all-purpose access via well-established and maintained roads to and throughout the property and directly borders Highway 31 at a number of locations. While Crescent Butte East has historically been utilized as prime timber ground (F1) a large portion of the property has a destination resort overlay in place. The entire Crescent Butte East property lies within Klamath County. There is an opportunity is own smaller tracts within the Crescent Butte East parcel. $25,550,000.

Spring Butte Oregon v Klamath County v La Pine

The 22,568±-contiguous-deeded-acre Spring Butte Parcel is a beautiful property just 10 miles southeast of La Pine, Oregon and 10 miles southwest of Paulina and East Lake. This puts it just 40 minutes south of Bend and 10 minutes from services in the community of La Pine. The property is bordered by Deschutes Forest Service to the north and east and on the western side by Bureau of Land Management land. It has excellent all-purpose access at several points along Highway 31. Throughout the property are well-established and maintained roads. While Spring Butte has historically been utilized as prime timber ground (F1), a large portion of the property has a destination resort overlay in place. The entire Spring Butte property lies within Klamath County. There is an opportunity is own smaller tracts within the Spring Butte parcel. $16,950,000.

American River Backcountry Retreat

Idaho v Idaho County v Elk City

The 145-acre American River property is in the Clearwater Mountains in north central Idaho surrounded on four sides by the Nez Perce National Forest. The pristine mountain streams running through the property are the home waters for migrating salmon and steelhead. The property is just north of the small mountain town of Elk City, where most general amenities can be found. This is a classic, end-of-the-road, private, backcountry recreation property. $895,000.

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Pintler Trout Creek Ranch Montana v Granite County v Philipsburg

Minutes south of Philipsburg, Montana, the magnificent 2,670±-acre Pintler Trout Creek Ranch has over one and a half miles of private fishing on Trout Creek and endless big game hunting. The Pintler Trout Creek Ranch is an outdoorsman’s dream with all the magnificence of the nearly undiscovered Philipsburg/Georgetown area, including downhill skiing, lake-oriented recreation and numerous other fly-fishing opportunities, within minutes of the ranch. The Pintler Trout Creek Ranch stretches from the Skalkaho Pass Road on the floor of the Philipsburg Valley east to the Georgetown Lake Ridge, providing dramatic views of three mountain ranges and the Continental Divide. The private fishery and alpine setting make the Pintler Trout Creek Ranch one of a kind and a rarity on the ranch market today and a great opportunity to own a quintessential piece of Montana. $12,950,000.

The McCoy Spring Creek Reserve is a beautiful recreational ranch at the heart of legendary fly-fishing. Three quarters of a mile of McCoy Spring Creek flows through the property,

McCoy Spring Creek Reserve Montana v Beaverhead County v Dillon

approximately half of which has been restored for fish. This property is contiguous and downstream of the famous fee fishery, McCoy Spring Creek. The McCoy Spring Creek Reserve provides all the ingredients our customers look for in a world-class recreational ranch. There is a beautiful new 5,400±-square-foot custom home with all the amenities and a restored spring creek, which offers trophy trout fishing, developed spring-fed wetlands complex, mountain views and proximity to a nice town. This is one of the finest and most productive fishing, waterfowl, pheasant and whitetail deer ranches we have seen come on the market in years. $4,900,000.

Baker Springs Montana v Gallatin County v Manhattan

On legendary Baker Creek and the Gallatin River, Baker Springs is an exclusive fly-fishing community minutes from Bozeman. On 232± deeded acres, with over a mile of a private spring creek, frontage on the West Gallatin River and several ponds, Baker Springs represents one of the finest fishing property investments available. Each owner has access to the full gamut of world-class angling opportunities—freestone, spring creek and Stillwater—that are within the 11-lot community. Given the proximity to Bozeman, downhill skiing and the extraordinary regional fishing opportunities, Baker Springs is the perfect “home base” for a primary or secondary residence. $750,000.

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Oregon v Umatilla County v Pendleton

The Bar M Ranch is a premier guest ranch in the Blue Mountains of Oregon. Numerous activities, from horseback riding to lounging in the hot spring pool, are offered. On the banks of the Umatilla River and bordered by national forest on three sides, the 3,096-acre ranch has a beautiful 5,300-square-foot, turnof-the-century ranch house and numerous homes and cabins. $3,765,000.

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Wagon Box Ranch

Wyoming v Johnson County v Story

Under the shadows of the rugged and majestic Big Horn Mountains in north central Wyoming, and along the banks of the historic and beautiful Little Piney Creek, is the 250±acre Wagon Box Ranch. Offering fishing, gorgeous scenery and incredible numbers and varieties of wildlife including antelope, elk and upland birds, the Wagon Box Ranch has immediate access to the 900,000±-acre Bighorn National Forest and the Cloud Peak Wilderness providing a wilderness playground out the back door. Five miles from Story and 20 minutes to Sheridan and a commercial airport, Wagon Box Ranch is the best of small-town living and the rugged outdoors while only a stone’s throw from mainstream Wyoming. $2,570,000.

Antelope Peak Ranch Montana v Beaverhead County v Centennial Valley

The Antelope Peak Ranch is a beautiful piece of ground, in one of the most highly protected valleys in the entire state. Located in Centennial Valley, straddling the Idaho border and overlooking the Red Rock Wildlife Refuge, the mountain and valley views from the ranch are outstanding. With gentle topography, productive grasses and plentiful water, the ranch makes for ideal summer pasture for stock. In addition to having excellent agricultural attributes, the ranch also offers great big game hunting and many other recreational pursuits. With close proximity to Dillon, Montana as well as Idaho Falls, Idaho, the property is fairly accessible on a year-round basis. This ranch is priced to move. $2,950,000.

Highland Mountain Ranch Montana v Jefferson County v Whitehall

The Highland Mountain Ranch is a picturesque mountain “getaway” ranch property. On the eastern slope of the Highland Mountain Range with commanding views of the Tobacco Root Mountains and the beautiful Jefferson River valley, the 600± acres have endless opportunities. It is remote and operates fully “off the grid,” but it is easily accessible from the transportation hubs of Bozeman or Butte. The landscape is diverse with a combination of evergreen timber, grassy meadows and dramatic rock outcroppings and aspen-lined Little Fish Creek. The ranch provides a sanctuary for the local deer and elk, making it attractive to the sportsman looking for a year-round or seasonal mountain ranch retreat. $2,500,000. Also offered as 400± acres at $1,900,000.

Montana Bird Hunting Ranch

Montana v Fergus County v Roy

Montana Bird Hunting Ranch is truly a bird hunter’s paradise. Located 58± miles from Lewistown, Montana, the 2,030±-acre property is supplied with a rebuilt reservoir, ponds and great cover for upland game birds. Historically known as an area that provides excellent big game and bird hunting, this property is no exception. With great access to Lewistown and Billings and surrounded by recreational opportunities, this property is a hidden gem. $950,000.

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Bar 20 Ranch is a window to the soul and history of the very best of the northern Rockies. A privileged place in nature, at the heart of the West Boulder Reserve, 1,300± acres straddling both sides of the West Boulder River, the Bar 20 has access to two and a half miles of river, 900± acres

Grassy Mountain Ranch Montana v Gallatin Co. v Bozeman

Gassy Mountain Ranch is tucked in the trees at the base of Grassy Mountain in the Bangtail Mountains. With a total of 371± mountain acres, this property is a rare find in the heavily developed Bridger Canyon area. Three borders of Forest Service land add to the handsomeness

of common ground, a comfortable clubhouse

Bar 20 Ranch

and thousands of acres of national forest and

Montana v Park County v McLeod

ancient spring. Nearly 100 species of birds as well as deer, elk, moose, black bear and the occasional grizzly, mountain lion and wolf visit the Bar 20. Located 35 minutes from Livingston, Montana and 70 minutes from Bozeman, Montana and a commercial airport, the Bar 20 Ranch gives ownership of paradise without the management burdens of a substantial ranch. Rarely do secluded and historic ranches on private water come to the market such as the Bar 20. $4,250,000.

In the foothills of the Long John Mountains and

grassy meadows to timbered hillsides. Seasonal

just south of the small ranching community of

mountain springs turn the meadows of Grassy

Hall, Montana, the 913-acre Willow Creek South

Mountain Ranch into fields of wildflowers every

Fork Ranch has everything you could want in a

summer. The big game hunting is as plentiful as

Montana ranch. With close proximity to both

any place in Montana. The elk and deer graze

Flint Creek and the world-famous fishery of

in the meadows during the night and hide in

Willow Creek South Fork Ranch

the tranquility of the trees during the day. Other recreation close by includes downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, fly-fishing on any of the

Montana v Granite County v Hall

numerous fisheries in the area and golfing. Close Ranch is the perfect place to build a retreat away from the busy lifestyle of the city. Tract 2 (160± acres) and the remainder tract (159.9± acres) of Certificate of Survey 2194 can be purchased separately for $2,000,000 each or together for $3,900,000. Tract 3 (21.73± acres) of Certificate

Rock Creek, and with roughly two private miles of the undiscovered South Fork of Lower Willow Creek winding through the property, this ranch provides excellent fly-fishing opportunities. In fact, the productive fishery of the South Fork

supports an isolated strain of native west slope cutthroat and bull trout and is the spawning ground for the large wild trout residing just downstream in Lower Willow Creek Reservoir adjacent to the property. The ranch is also home to abundant wildlife, including healthy populations of elk, deer and moose. Big game potential abounds. Other amenities include wide-open grassy hillsides and ridges, timbered draws and inspiring panoramic views of the Flint Creek Valley and several mountain ranges including the Flints, the Garnets and the Long John Mountains. $2,150,000.

of Survey 2170A for $449,000. Tract 4 (30.37±)

Eagle Eye Ranch

of Certificate of Survey 2170A for $629,000. The entire property is listed for $4,800,000.

structures spell the stories of yesteryear and

invite a traveler to sit a spell by their fireplace or drink the pure mineral water as it percolates from an

of the property with topography ranging from

to Bozeman and Bridger Bowl, Grassy Mountain

Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness. Three timeless

Montana v Gallatin County v Bozeman

Eagle Eye Ranch is superbly located in the heart of Bridger Canyon, approximately eight miles from Bozeman. These 40± acres are comprised of two 20±-acre tracts with a wealth of water amenities. Bridger Creek traverses the property, providing

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flows past the four-bedroom, four-bath ranchstyle home with a three-car garage, which is superbly sited to take advantage of the dramatic Bridger Mountain backdrop. In addition, the 1±acre trout pond and mature landscaping provide a private, pastoral setting for the existing home. Eagle

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Eye Ranch is set up for horses with a quaint barn, fenced pastures and lush meadows for grazing or

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Bridger Bowl Ski Resort only six miles away, it is hard to find a rival for the beauty and year-round

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an excellent small stream fishery. Spring Creek

hay production. The property is home to a wealth of wildlife, including a thriving local elk herd. With recreational attributes of Eagle Eye Ranch. $2,250,000.

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Fraser Ranch on the Yellowstone Montana v Sweet Grass County v Reed Point

As the name suggests, the Yellowstone River flows through the middle of the Fraser Ranch on the Yellowstone and includes an undeveloped spring creek and Bridger Creek. The property consists of 1,048± acres, including over three and a quarter miles of magnificent Yellowstone River frontage. The terrain, as well as the recreational pursuits, is wide and varied. Fraser

Ranch on the Yellowstone is made up of two parcels: The Yellowstone River Homestead south of the river and Yellowstone Pines Ranch north of the Yellowstone River. The river bottom of both parcels is full of cottonwood trees and small junipers breaking away into lush irrigated hay meadows. The shade and tranquility of the river bottom is enough to give solace even on the hottest of Montana summer days. The rocky, timbered bluffs of Fraser Ranch on the Yellowstone provide the largest of “big sky” views all the way to the Crazy Mountains west of the property and south to the Absaroka-Beartooth Mountains. A tremendous riverfront property, the Fraser Ranch on the Yellowstone offers a great slice of outdoor Montana. Located halfway between two of Montana’s largest cities, the Fraser Ranch on the Yellowstone has abundant populations of turkey, deer and waterfowl. Many recreational pursuits are available on the ranch or within close proximity. Featuring breathtaking views of several mountain ranges, the ranch is 15± minutes to Big Timber to the west and 15± minutes to Columbus to the east. $3,800,000.

London Hills Ranch Montana v Madison Co. v Cardwell

Gateway Spring Creek Ranch Montana v Gallatin County v Bozeman

Just west of Gallatin Gateway and the Gallatin River, the 385±-acre Gateway Spring Creek Ranch is the ideal setting for the perfect Montana recreational getaway. With nearly a mile of both sides of year-round Fish Creek, with consistent water flows in the eight to 10 cfs range, there are excellent fishing opportunities

Explore this opportunity to own a 2,121±-acre

on the ranch and on the nearby Gallatin River.

private paradise within close proximity to the

In addition to the ranch’s access to Fish Creek,

amenities of Bozeman. There is tremendous additional water rights will convey with the sale. fishing in the nearby rivers of Madison, The Gateway Spring Creek Ranch has three Jefferson, Beaverhead, Ruby and Big Hole.

established farmsteads with four homes and

Diverse topography with healthy, mature other well-maintained outbuildings. The ranch timber and abundant native grasses creates a boasts excellent hay and grain ground with an London Hills recreational mecca. A resident approximate yield of four tons per acre. Available elk herd and mule deer abound on the in five parcels, the Gateway Fish Creek Ranch property. No improvements provide an owner is a tremendous candidate for a conservation with the chance to add personal touches to a easement due to neighboring development. The ranch is 15 minutes to Bozeman and 35

gorgeous setting. $2,900,000.

minutes to Big Sky. $6,750,000.

Northeast of Dillon, Montana, Stone Creek Ranch is a beautiful ranch in the region of legendary hunting and fly-fishing. The ranch offers

varied

topography

including

flat,

productive farm ground, rolling hills with native grass and several draws or coulees, which act as wildlife corridors for elk, deer and antelope. Within 20 minutes of the ranch, the Beaverhead, Ruby and Big Hole rivers confluence to form the Jefferson River in Twin Bridges, Montana. The views of the surrounding Tobacco Root, Pioneer,

Stone Creek Ranch Montana v Beaverhead Co. v Dillon

Ruby and Highland Mountains provide a classic Montana backdrop to the 1,120± acres. Stone

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Creek Ranch offers beautiful mountain views

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Keep Cool Ranch Montana Lewis and Clark County v Lincoln

Comprised of 2,200± deeded acres with approximately three miles of the notoriously productive fishery Keep Cool Creek and one and a half miles of Spring Creek, this is one of the most scenic and recreationally diverse ranches in the Blackfoot River Valley. Located 45 min-

Teton Valley Ranch

utes from Helena and just over an hour from Missoula, this historic ranch has tremendous

Montana v Teton County v Dutton

conservation value and is an excellent candi-

Located 30 minutes northwest of Great Falls

date for a conservation easement. $9,800,000.

in an area known for outstanding upland bird hunting, this 2,000±-deeded-acre ranch boasts an amazing nine miles of both sides of the

Green Mountain Retreat

Teton River and is one of the most productive

Wyoming v Carbon County v Saratoga

This exclusive 620-acre alpine retreat features a

and diverse upland bird and deer hunting

unique recreational development opportunity.

ranches we’ve seen. Comprised of cottonwood

The property is naturally endowed with its own

river bottom habitat, which is bordered by small

private alpine ski mountain, including excellent

acreage crop fields, the ranch is almost entirely made up of “the good stuff” with no unusable

topography, terrain and snowfall. Offering a

acreage for the sportsman. Pheasants are the

secluded location completely surrounded by the

primary game bird with Hungarian partridge

Medicine Bow National Forest, there is excellent

and sharp-tailed grouse present, as well. Mule

access to the ranch via a well-maintained road

and whitetail deer are equally abundant, and

less than 25 minutes from Saratoga and just

the trophy potential for each species is excellent. over an hour to Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Located along the Continental Divide in the Sierra The habitat on the ranch is so extensive that Madre Mountains of southern Wyoming, Willow Creek originates on the property and the North it could be hunted repeatedly without hitting Platte and Encampment Rivers are nearby. Approval for up to 285 units makes this ranch an the same areas and over-pressuring the game excellent candidate for conservation or limited development. $6,500,000. populations. Featuring a three-bedroom, twobath, 3,120±-square-foot home, this property is available in smaller configurations, including

Stone Creek Homestead

the westerly 500 acres and the easterly 1,500

Montana v Beaverhead County v Dillon

acres. $1,412,500 for the westerly 500 acres. $4,237,500 for the easterly 1,500 acres. $5,650,000 for the entire 2,000-acre ranch.

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The Stone Creek Ranch homestead sits on 160± acres northeast of Dillon, Montana, right in the heart of legendary hunting and fly-fishing. The homestead offers a cozy two-bedroom, one-bath, ranch-style home built in 1948 and several outbuildings. Topography on the ranch includes flat productive farm ground, rolling hills with native grass and several draws or coulees, which act as wildlife corridors for elk, deer and antelope. Enjoy an evening sitting on the deck watching the

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proximity to Dillon and some of the best hunting and fishing in southwest Montana. $475,000.

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Ruby River 51 Montana v Madison County v Alder

Known for its world-class, wild trout fishing and hunting, the Ruby Valley is an extraordinary area. Surrounded by three mountain ranges, the Tobacco Roots, Ruby’s and Gravelly’s, there is plenty of nearby national forest to explore. Consisting of 51± acres and .75± mile of Ruby River frontage, the Ruby River 51 includes several outbuildings, one of which is an authentic early-1900s barn and a quaint, comfortable guest cabin. Whitetail and pheasants roam the property, and large trout offer a challenging day of fishing with several other blue ribbon trout fisheries nearby. The Ruby River 51 is harmony found in an often-imagined daydream and a reality focused on quality of life. $1,966,000.

Upper Big Hole Property Montana v Beaverhead County v Wisdom

These 20± acres are located in southwest Montana in the heart of great fishing and hunting. The nearby headwaters of the famous Big Hole River offer excellent fishing for wild trout throughout the spring, summer and fall months. In addition to the fantastic fishing nearby, the

property is strategically positioned to access the National Forest Service lands which provide great big game hunting, fishing in mountain lakes and streams, as well as many other recreational pursuits. These beautiful 20± acres also offer a nice set of buildings including a pleasant home, historic old school house, guest cabin, one large historic barn and other various ranch buildings. $895,000.

Camp Creek 300 Montana v Gallatin County v Churchill

Rolling pasture and hay ground and plenty of wildlife, such as Hungarian partridge and mule deer, characterize this 300±-acre property conveniently located just 20 minutes west of Bozeman near the small farming community of Churchill. Property has 360-degree views of the Bridgers, Gallatin Range, Spanish Peaks and Tobacco Roots. Tucked in the rolling hills between the Gallatin and Madison Rivers, this property is also in close proximity to Bridger Bowl Ski Resort as well as Big Sky Ski and Summer Resort. $1,500,000 (reduced from $2,150,000).

Spain Bridge Fishing Getaway Montana v Gallatin County v Belgrade

Spain Bridge Fishing Getaway offers panoramic views of the Bridger Mountains and is minutes from downtown Bozeman and all the amenities Bozeman has to offer. A private access easement to the East Gallatin River provides year-round opportunities for the fly-fisherman in the family. If the East Gallatin is not enough, the Madison and Yellowstone Rivers are approximately 30 minutes from Bozeman. The recreational activities in the Gallatin Valley are endless, from skiing during the winter months to hiking, horseback riding, backpacking, mountain biking or just relaxing and enjoying the scenery during the summer. The 20± acres are comprised of fertile soils and level terrain, making it an ideal choice for the equestrian. With the septic system already approved, this clean slate offering invites you to design your home and barn around the breathtaking views of the tree-lined East Gallatin River corridor and the dramatic Bridger Mountains. $475,000.

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The Paradise Valley River Ranch is in one of the most beautiful and photographed valleys in the Northern Rockies. It boasts 589± very private acres with approximately two and a half miles of frontage on one of the best trout fishing stretches of the Yellowstone River. For days off the river, there are exceptional horse facilities including indoor and outdoor arenas, a tack and vet building and barn. Two center pivots turn the ranch’s significant water rights into an excellent hay crop. With a large hay shed and complete shop with a beautiful apartment for guests (or a caretaker), the ranch adds a significant, but not burdensome agricultural component. Kick up

Paradise Valley River Ranch Montana v Park County v Livingston

Conant Creek Ranch Idaho v Fremont County v Ashton

your feet at a wonderfully rustic, 5,800±-square-foot, Jonathan Foote-designed, four-bedroom log home with the Absaroka Mountains and Emigrant Peak framed in the living room windows. A large stone fireplace, hardwood floors, master suite, large office and multiple porches make this home just right for an active, yet stylish Montana life. $14,750,000.

Conant Creek Ranch consists of 1,080 contiguous acres with two miles of Conant Creek flowing through the middle of the property. This is one of the largest tracts of land available in the beautiful Teton Valley corridor. The ranch is a mix of lush meadows that lie on both sides of the spring creek, transitioning into aspen forest spread throughout the ranch. On the southern edge of the property, the land flows into irrigated grain fields, just another aspect of this beautiful wildlife-rich oasis. The views are absolutely stunning with the granite peaks of the Grand Teton Mountains rising up on the eastern horizon. The fly-fishing on the property is respectable, but within minutes you can be wading in the Henry’s Fork, Fall River, Warm River or the Teton River—arguably some of the best fly-fishing in the country. The ranch has a comfortable, updated home that overlooks the valley and is perfect for enjoying the property while planning a new home. Conant Creek Ranch is approximately 30 miles from Driggs, Idaho, home to Targhee Ski Resort, and just 30 miles southwest of the entrance to Yellowstone National Park. $9,720,000.

N Lazy S Ranch Wyoming Wyoming v v Park Park County County v v Cody Cody

The N Lazy S Ranch provides the opportunity to own a scenic, private, yet easily accessible, large property in its own valley along the eastern edge of the Beartooth Mountains. This 3,200±-acre property boasts dramatic views of the Clark’s Fork of the Yellowstone River Canyon where it emerges from the wilderness. A custom home has an open floor plan, high ceilings and spectacular views from most windows, and there are numerous well-appointed outbuildings suitable for a working ranch. The ranch is a crucial component in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, providing yearlong habitat and critical winter range for a large resident elk herd. The N Lazy S Ranch is not only a turn-key, fertile, well-watered ranch, but offers recreational opportunities ranging from three miles of privately accessed Clark’s Fork River fishing via contiguous BLM land, reservoir fishing, big game and bird hunting, nearby skiing and access from the ranch to over a million acres of BLM and Shoshone National Forest land. N Lazy S Ranch is 26 miles from Cody and its commercial airport. $6,420,000.

Big Hole Fishing Meadow Montana v Beaverhead County Wise River

Nestled in the heart of the Big Hole Valley is the Big Hole Fishing Meadow. The highlight of this 86±-acre property is the .5± mile of

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Big Hole River. This property sits at the first heavily braided section of the Big Hole River, which creates some of the best fishing in the valley. The dramatic views of the surrounding

mountains create an incredible backdrop for an incredible day on the river. Additionally, the Big Hole Fishing Meadow is only a short drive to the Ruby River, Madison River, Jefferson River and the Beaverhead River. The property is just 45± miles from Butte, Montana and its commercial airport and two hours from Missoula. There is good deer hunting throughout the ranch with excellent elk hunting nearby. $950,000.

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The 7,034±-acre Lane Ranch on the Madison is a historic working ranch with a tremendous sporting ranch component and only 35± minutes west of Bozeman, Montana. The ranch has an amazing 6.2± miles of frontage on the world famous lower

Lane Ranch on the Madison Montana v Gallatin County v Three Forks

Madison River. The views overlooking the lush river bottom toward the surrounding mountains and the Madison Buffalo Jump are breathtaking. The wildlife population includes an excellent

herd of trophy whitetail deer, mule deer and antelope. There is excellent wing shooting on the ranch for pheasants, Hungarian partridge, sharp-tail grouse, as well as some of the best waterfowl hunting in the area. The property is well-suited for the equestrian enthusiast as well and would provide hours of trail rides along the river and through the uplands. The views of the Bridger Mountains, Tobacco Root Mountains and the Gallatin Range provide a wonderful backdrop to the historic ranch complex situated in a shaded grove of old trees overlooking the river bottom. The Lane Ranch on the Madison has all the ingredients of the classic Montana ranch. $22,000,000 (reduced from $27,000,000).

Len’s Lake Hidden Valley Montana v Park County v Emigrant

Len’s Lake Hidden Valley provides a rare opportunity to own 160± mountain acres with private lake ownership. Located in the prestigious Paradise Valley, Len’s Lake is a magnificent 18±acre private fishery that provides anglers the their own back door. The numerous building

Burnt River Ranch

sites on each lot provide stunning views of

Oregon v Baker County v Unity

chance to catch trophy-sized rainbow trout out

Emigrant Peak, the Gallatin Range and the entire Paradise Valley. The location of Len’s Lake Hidden Valley is ideal for the outdoorsman, minutes from Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, Yellowstone National Park, the Yellowstone River and only a short drive to other blue ribbon trout streams and downhill skiing. Other recreational pursuits include

With 853± acres of timber, meadows and rolling sage brush in Oregon’s Blue Mountains, the Burnt River Ranch is located in prime big game country.

Burnt River and China Creek flow through the horseback riding, backpacking, bird watching, cross-country skiing or just relaxing and enjoying the property year-round, making this a magnet for scenery. No matter what your interests are, Len’s Lake Hidden Valley is close to it all. $925,000. big mule deer and lots of other wildlife. The ranch’s terrain also provides easy grazing land

Snowy Mountain Retreat

for cattle and horses. Located 10 miles north of Unity and 45 miles from Baker City, the property

Montana v Fergus County v Lewistown

is easily accessed by a county-maintained road. This piece of property situated in Central This is an ideal property to create the mountain Montana’s beautiful Snowy Mountains truly ranch you have always envisioned. $1,000,000.

lives up to its name. Its location gives it the seclusion and privacy of being far out in the country while providing easy access to the area’s recreational and commercial services at the same time. There are no improvements on the property outside of a very nice 30' by 40' pole barn, leaving the door open for you to do whatever you can imagine. The property consists

of 1,335± acres and is made up primarily of pristine mountain meadows laden with a gorgeous mix of evergreens and aspen trees. Flatwillow Creek runs through the Snowy Mountain Retreat and several springs originate on the property, creating your own private fishery with a strong population of brown and rainbow trout. This untouched piece of property has been lightly grazed in the past but for the most part has been uninhabited by humans, leaving it as a refuge for all types of wildlife native to this area. The sheer beauty of the area and quality of outdoor activities it provides are key ingredients for many years of enjoyment this property has to offer. $2,650,000.

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The Porcupine Creek property is comprised of 207± acres poised at the top of the Porcupine Creek drainage bordering thousands of acres of wilderness lands. The Porcupine Creek drainage occupies one of the largest elk migration corridors in the valley, and the hiking, horseback riding and recreational options directly off of the property are astounding. Within 20 minutes of downtown Jackson, this property offers stunning views of the south Teton Range, Munger

Porcupine Creek Property Wyoming v Teton County v Jackson

Mountain and the Snake River drainage. The privacy and end-of-the-road seclusion this land provides, combined with its size and proximity to Jackson’s amenities, create a truly unique opportunity. Surrounded on three sides by the Bridger Teton National Forest, the property has tremendous wildlife habitat directly on and surrounding the property. $15,500,000.

This rare 121-acre parcel of picturesque Bitterroot Valley bottomland just south of the town of Lolo, Montana is an ideal location for a private fishing and equestrian getaway, yet only a 15-minute drive to Missoula. Squaw Creek Grassland is comprised of lush pasture, healthy ponderosa pine forests and riparian habitat and wetlands along Squaw Creek. This property is centrally located in the northern end of the Bitterroot Valley, providing excellent views and quick access to three worldclass fishing destinations—the Bitterroot, Clark Fork and Big Blackfoot Rivers—as well as close proximity to unlimited true wilderness and big game opportunities in the Sapphire Mountains

Squaw Creek Grassland Montana v Missoula County v Lolo

and the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Area. Spring-fed Squaw Creek meanders through the east side of the property. There are several nice building sites on the parcel, which would be ideal for a fishing lodge, equestrian center or high-quality homesite. The proposed Bitterroot Resort is just across the road, providing the potential for year-round recreation. $2,178,000.

Tucked a quiet five and a half miles west of the friendly country town of Winifred, these 480 acres make up Winifred Hunting Haven. This presents a very rare opportunity to own land in the heart of the spectacular Missouri River Breaks. This country is characterized by imposing rock outcroppings, steep white cliffs and grassy rolling meadows. The contiguous parcel has access on the Judith River Road, a well-maintained county road coming right out of Winifred’s main street and traveling on across the Judith River and throughout Fergus County. One can view the Moccasins and the Judiths far to the south, as well as miles of badlands with deep

Winifred Hunting Haven Montana v Fergus County v Winifred

timbered coulees to the north. One section of BLM land on the northern border has private ground, mostly in pasture, providing solitude and the feeling of wide-open spaces with vast blue skies. 170 acres of the 480 consist of alfalfa, clover and crested wheat grass in a CRP contract that expires in 2010 and popular hunting district #426. $770,000.

O’Rea Creek Hunting Hideaway Montana v Park County v Livingston

An outdoor enthusiast’s dream, the O’Rea Creek Hunting Hideaway encompasses 31± acres of sloped terrain on the southern tip of the Bangtail Mountains, just under 10 miles from Livingston and 25 miles from Bozeman. There is a fully furnished 3,120±-square-foot

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you can enjoy the abundant wildlife, especially elk that traverse the property. Built in 2006, the log home has three bedrooms, two and a half baths, an additional loft area and an open living/dining/kitchen area. The large eastern-facing windows take in the views of the valley and bring in lots of natural light. There is a spacious

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log home with a wraparound porch from which

a perfect property for those looking for a hunting base within one of Montana’s premier hunting from cultural, recreational and transportation amenities. Price reduced to $495,000.

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Kelly Canyon Ranch

Jefferson Spring Creek Ranch

Montana v Gallatin County v Bozeman

Montana v Madison County v Waterloo

Situated just minutes from downtown Bozeman at the mouth of Kelly Canyon is the Kelly Canyon Ranch. This property is made up of 193± acres ranging from lush irrigated hay meadows to rolling hills spotted with aspen and evergreen trees. Kelly Creek, a tributary of Rocky Creek and eventually the East Gallatin, runs for 1.4± miles through the ranch. The abundance of water on the property provides a lush habitat, creating a haven for deer, elk and the occasional moose and bear. Situated amidst the lower hay meadows is a traditional Montana ranch complex made up of a 1900s ranch house, a red horse barn and numerous other outbuildings. The Kelly Canyon Ranch combines all the benefits of living close to town with the alpine feel of living in Montana. $5,900,000.

The 711± acres of Jefferson Spring Creek Ranch encompass .75± mile of the Jefferson River, including a private boat launch and over one and a half miles of spring creek. One mile of this spring creek has been restored to an outstanding fishery and another half-mile underwent restoration in partnership with Trout Unlimited, creating a fantastic spawning habitat. Trout reaching 25 inches call this spring

The Ranch on Cottonwood Creek

creek home, and numbers have continued

Montana v Gallatin County v Bozeman

habitat has also been enhanced with the

The Ranch on Cottonwood Creek intertwines

creation of food plots located throughout the

all the appeal of seclusion in the wilderness

property. Improvements consist of a machine

with all the amenities of town life. Consisting

shed, a 2,500±-square-foot ranch house and

to climb since restoration began. Wildlife

of 769± deeded acres with approximately one a

1,000±-square-foot,

newly

constructed

mile of Forest Service boundary, the property cabin built overlooking one of two private offers contiguous access to thousands of acres

ponds. Noted as a significant wildlife habitat

of National Forest. Blessed with a diversity of

and supreme fishery, the Jefferson Spring

terrain and habitat, the uninhibited vista includes several mountain ranges, timbered ridges, Creek Ranch remains lightly touched, fully aspen draws and beautiful open parks. As important spawning waters, Cottonwood Creek flows

appreciated and represents the silver lining of

through the ranch for over three-fourths of a mile, providing notable trout fishing and drawing pristine Montana properties. $5,950,000. numerous varieties of wildlife to its banks. A day spent traversing such a property will invite favor and a desire for tranquility in a private paradise. $9,750,000.

Elk Creek Ranch

Montana v Fergus County v Grass Range

Elk Creek Ranch is just outside the little western town of Grass Range, Montana. Within the 1,627± acres of this property, the topography changes from pretty, rolling hills to high-timbered bluffs with lots of ponderosa pine and native grasses. There are several seasonal ponds scattered throughout the property, as well as sweeping views of the Little Snowy Mountains, the Judith Mountains and majestic Black Butte. The Missouri River Breaks can be seen less than 40 miles to the north. An available 48± AUM BLM lease complements the 200 acres west of the property. The eastern side of the property wraps around a section of state ground on two sides. Whether it is fishing, hunting or just getting away for some mountain air, Elk Creek Ranch is the place for you. $3,660,750.

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Tucked away below the peaks of the Elk Horn Mountains in the Wallowa Whitman National Forest, the 300-acre Mill Creek Ranch is a beautiful and private equestrian’s dream just eight miles west of Baker City and only two hours from Boise, Idaho, making this property very easy to access and enjoy. The 7,000-square-foot custom house is ideally situated for 360-degree views of the Powder River Valley to the east and the 9,000' peaks of the Elk Horns to the west. The ranch

Mill Creek Ranch Oregon v Baker County v Baker City

features 40 acres of irrigated pastures and infrastructure, allowing the owner to have a quality, easy-to-manage horse property. With over five miles of trails on the property and trails accessing some of the best big game habitat in the Blue Mountains, this is not only a great place to live, but a private setting to enjoy the outdoors and all it offers. $4,750,000.

Sky Ranch Montana v Park County v Livingston

Sitting atop the Bozeman Pass, Sky Ranch envelops breathtaking views of the Bridger Mountains to the west, the Absaroka Range to the south and the Crazy Mountain Range to the northeast. Blessed with a diversity of timbered hillsides and lush mountain meadows, the

Tepee Ridge Elk Haven Montana v Gallatin County v Bozeman

Just minutes from downtown Bozeman with dramatic views of the Bridger Mountains is Tepee Ridge Elk Haven. This magnificent 64±-acre retreat is nestled against the Bangtail Mountains in the beautiful Bridger Canyon. Tepee Ridge Elk Haven boasts a thoughtfully designed three-bedroom, two and one-half bath home that would be a perfect vacation home or even a full-time residence. The name of this property comes from the large numbers of elk that graze the meadows of Tepee Ridge. Located 10± minutes from downhill and cross-country skiing

ranch is a year-round recreational playground. Trails on the property invite the hiker, horseman or skier to explore the landscape and absorb the tranquility and grandeur of this secluded mountain setting. The 7,144±-square-foot custom home is a rich combination of Western and Old World styling that has been artfully blended to yield a rare combination of comfortable sophistication. Overlooking valleys and hillsides frequented by a diversity of wildlife, Sky Ranch’s 500± acres are 30 minutes or less from the cultural, recreational and transportation amenities of Bozeman, Livingston, the Yellowstone River, Bridger Bowl Ski Resort and the Gallatin and Absaroka-Beartooth National Forests. Sky Ranch is a dramatic mountain ranch offering beauty, privacy and an overall scale rarely found in the Bozeman area. The home has been masterfully sited and creatively designed to top off the natural splendor of the acreage. This property stimulates the senses and challenges its keeper with the best of the outdoor lifestyle that’s come to be synonymous with southwestern Montana. $7,950,000. Also available in the following breakdown: $5,950,000 for 300± acres with home and all other improvements or $2,000,000 for 200± acres of vacant land.

and minutes from numerous world-renowned

Elk Springs Horse Haven

fly-fishing rivers, Tepee Ridge Elk Haven is an

Montana v Gallatin County v Belgrade

outdoor enthusiast’s dream. $2,950,000.

Elk Springs Horse Haven is an immaculately kept 21±-acre horse property offering trees, water and dramatic view sheds in the premier Springhill area. The well-crafted wood barn totals 3,328± square feet and is set up for the horse enthusiast with three indoor stalls and seven outdoor corrals, all equipped with automatic waterers.

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There is another pole barn for hay or equipment storage, and all the fencing is rail or high tensile wire. The living quarters include 1,488± square feet above the barn, of which 912± square feet are finished into a very tasteful one-bedroom apartment. The best site on the property remains unbuilt, allowing you to design your own home in this stellar location. Elk Springs Horse Haven enjoys a well-protected rural setting just 15± minutes from the buzzing town of Bozeman. The elevation provides dramatic, up-close views of the Bridger Mountains and expansive vistas of the Gallatin Valley. With quality improvements, a pond surrounded by cottonwoods and aspen, lush alfalfa fields and national forest access just minutes away, this property provides the perfect setting to live your Montana lifestyle. $985,000.

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Your Trophy Estate Oregon v Josephine County v Grants Pass

This 15,100-square-foot home on 9 acres is truly the ultimate! The home features a gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances, trophy room with mahogany bar, secluded “master retreat” with floor-to-ceiling fireplace and opulent bath and more. There is a fully equipped gym, state-ofthe-art media room, indoor basketball court and batting cage. The list goes on and on! There’s even a 1,100-square-foot guesthouse. $7,500,000.

Oceanfront Sanctuary Oregon v Curry County v Pistol River

Walk to your own beach from this incredible 3,800-square-foot home featuring a glass-windowed living room wall with dramatic ocean views. Enjoy a gourmet kitchen, butler’s pantry, office, master suite and so much more on almost 7 acres with a garage with shop and RV/boat bay. $1,750,000.

Breathtaking Views Oregon v Curry County v Gold Beach

On 4+ parklike acres, this 4,500-square-foot coastal home boasts four bedrooms, four baths, marble floors, a three-sided fireplace, formal and informal rooms, a dream kitchen and an outdoor kitchen. The master bedroom has a Jacuzzi tub to unwind at the end of the day, or sit in a sauna! The property is within walking distance of the beach, and there’s room for a couple of horses if you like. $1,490,000.

Watch for Whales Oregon v Curry County v Gold Beach

Watch whales from your private captain’s porch on this charming three-bedroom 1950s-style bungalow on a 1+-acre fenced lot with a two-car garage and workshop. There’s even a boardwalk to the ocean. Ocean to the west, mountains to the east—it doesn’t get any better! $1,300,000.

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Lakefront Beauty

Colorado v Boulder County v Longmont

Imagine six decks/balconies facing the lake in this tremendous 9,000-square-foot home with four bedrooms, six baths, a gourmet kitchen, master suite with private deck and an indoor/outdoor fireplace, Brazilian cherry floors, finished walk-out with gym, theater room, wet bar and pool room. Enjoy easy access to Boulder or Denver. This property features 5+ acres for $2,575,000.

These 27 wooded acres feature a five-bedroom (two master suites), six- and one-half-bath home. A totally restored theater organ and a huge skylight highlight the grand room with 28' ceiling. Enjoy an indoor waterfall, imported granite counters, a library and much, much more. Outside, there is a quiet pond with a

Great Fishing Oregon v Lake County v New Pine Creek

This property borders BLM land and national

Very Private

forest. $3,900,000.

California v Butte County v Magalia

sitting area, a guesthouse and an apartment.

These 336 acres with marketable timber are loaded with wildlife and offer buildable areas with views of valleys, mountains and the distant Goose Lake. The property features a traversing creek and numerous fishing holes. $524,900.

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Wildlife Paradise Montana v Missoula County v Huson

Hike, hunt, fish, cross-county ski, snowmobile and float the riverâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;your options are endless. The high-end five-bedroom, three- and one-half-bath home is very private. $539,000.

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On the Snake River

Colorado v Moffat County v Maybell

These 741 acres offer about a mile of frontage on both sides of the Little Snake. Located in hunting areas 2 and 11, the property features trophy elk and mule deer. You can hunt, hike, four-wheel or just enjoy the outdoors on this incredible piece of property. $3,500,000.

Springs, Creeks and Waterfalls

Peace and Quiet

Arkansas v Carroll County v Eureka Springs

New Mexico v Otero County v Bent

This charming five-bedroom, two-bath Victorian home built around 1900 sits on 445 acres Set in a mild four-season area, this threewith about 70 acres in pasture and the balance woods loaded with wildlife! The home boasts

bedroom, three-bath home on 13+ acres with

a formal dining room, formal living room with fireplace, country kitchen, family room waterfront and water rights complements a and more. Outside, there is a great in-ground pool for those lazy summer afternoons. The workshop with tools, a tractor and some farm property is just 30 minutes from Fayetteville and 45 minutes from Branson. $1,300,000.

equipment. There is an irrigation system and

Additional acreage and two homes are also available.

acequia. $950,000.

Plush Forest Lands Oregon v Grant County v Prairie City

These 1,680 acres adjacent to USFS lands are known as Bear Creek Tract. Enjoy hunting, hiking, horseback riding, bird watching and so much more. The owner can apply for three landowner preference tags. Enjoy magnificent views at this slice of Heaven for $1,975,000.

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Double Diamond Ranch Wyoming v Big Horn County v Emblem

Located 30 miles from Cody, this great ranch has 135 acres, of which 100 are presently being farmed in alfalfa, beans, wheat or barley, an original 1926 home with constant improvements, several outbuildings and a northern border to BLM land. $695,000.

Rocky Mountain Retreat

Wyoming v Park County v Cody

This beautiful log home with character sits on 38 acres overlooking the South Fork of the Shoshone River. There is plenty of room in the 1,918 square feet with a river rock fireplace, hardwood floors, covered deck and stone patio. The property also includes a cozy log guesthouse, horse pastures with a frost-free water tank and hydrants and irrigation equipment. $985,000.

Very Alluring Wyoming v Park County v Cody

This 5,900-square-foot home in the Wapiti Valley is west of Cody and at the base of the Westâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best and boldest mountains. The kitchen and living/dining spaces have dramatic fireplaces and an expanse of windows that brings the mountains inside. Enjoy a year-round creek and a charming guesthouse. 30 acres for $3,850,000.

Riverfront Estate Wyoming v Park County v Wapiti

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In rugged and beautiful northwest Wyoming, these 100 acres between Cody and Yellowstone National Park front the North Fork of the Shoshone River. Whit Creek and springs provide ample water for lush vegetation, recreation and wildlife. Enjoy a custom, spacious log home and spectacular mountain scenery. $2,800,000.

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Fantastic Horse Property

Colorado v Archuleta County Pagosa Springs

These 6+ acres feature a 2,905-square-foot log home with a master suite and office loft upstairs and a main-floor kitchen, living room, dining room, sunroom and laundry. The lower level could be a second master/guest suite or large family/game room. A 22' by 48' barn has stalls, a tack room and hay storage. This property is very near a popular horsemanship center and national forest for endless riding. $720,000.

Pristine Acreage Colorado v Archuleta County Pagosa Springs

These 35 acres in exclusive Cimarrona Ranch offer 360-degree mountain views and are surrounded by national forest loaded with wildlife. There are only 11 lots in the community with central water and a community lake stocked with a variety of fish. $595,000.

Alpine Hunting Ranch New Mexico v Rio Arriba County v Chama

This 1,225+-acre hunting and fishing paradise features over a mile of frontage on the West Fork of the Brazos River! This well-timbered ranch has rolling meadows. Elk permits for August 2008 were four bull, two bow and two cow. $1,837,730.

Once in a Lifetime New Mexico Rio Arriba County v Tierra Amarilla

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rare that an opportunity like this comes along. A custom, self-sufficient ($50,000 solar system), three-bedroom, two-bath home on a 316-acre recreational ranch atop a pinecovered mountain offers forever views from this incredible high mountain retreat built for

the most discriminating buyer. All high-end furnishings are included and hand selected for this property. This property is two hours from Santa Fe and about three hours from Albuquerque. $1,779,000. The owner will sell the home and 39 acres for $695,000.

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This 3,800-square-foot log home on 10 acres with around 500 feet of creek frontage has four bedrooms, three baths and a U-shaped kitchen with lots of cabinet space. The master suite has 1,100 square feet with a jetted tub and walk-out deck. Hardwood floors throughout, a wraparound covered deck and a full walk-out basement complete the interior of the home,

Custom Home on Highwood Creek

while two barns, corrals and springs highlight the grounds. A U.S. Forest Service trailhead is

Montana v Chouteau County v Highwood

just up the creek. $999,000.

709 acres near the base of Tiger Butte and near the Lewis and Clark National Forest include two creeks, two developed springs, two ponds and 75 acres of sub-irrigated hay ground. The balance is native pasture and forest that has never been logged. Improvements include two barns, a shop, two loafing sheds, a corral complex, upgraded original ranch house

Mile High Ranch

and more! Lots of elk, deer and upland birds populate the ranch. $1,500,000.

Montana v Cascade County v Stockett

These 4,866 acres are loaded with wildlife like elk, deer, bear, bobcat, mountain lion and a variety of birds. There is immediate access to fishing on the Missouri River from Cox Creek as well as many miles of trails to hike and ride ATVs or horses. About 4,100 acres are under a conservation easement to preserve

Devilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kitchen Montana v Cascade County v Cascade

the resources and uniqueness of this land. The property is currently only used by its owner and family. $4,250,000.

The Hazen Ranch Montana v Cascade County v Belt

Little Belt Creek runs through for about a half-mile of these 445 acres, 100 acres of which are

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in dryland hay and will run about 50 pairs. The excellent house has two bedrooms, one bath, a full basement and an office. Headquarters, a two-story horse barn and a shop complete the buildings. Just seven miles from the Highwood Mountains, this is a great area for deer and bird hunting as well as trout fishing. $1,125,000.

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Build Your Home Here

Colorado v La Plata County v Ignacio

A driveway is already in place on these 35 level and sloping acres with mountain and valley views. No covenants exist, irrigation rights convey, and you can have domestic animals. The owner will consider a trade. $130,000.

Horse Ranch Colorado v La Plata County v Ignacio

30 fenced and cross-fenced acres of rolling pasture offer creek frontage and border 6,000+ acres of national forest. The ranch is irrigated with 17 shares of water and features three homes and other buildings. Possible owner terms. $697,900.

La Plata County Treasure

Colorado v La Plata County v Durango

An apple orchard and two homes provide the country living youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been searching for. 75 trees are well watered by a year-round creek running right through the middle of the property, which includes a main home, second home, outbuildings and more. The property borders public lands and includes water rights as well as a long list of equipment to make your transition easy. 10 acres for $749,000.

Wake Up to This Colorado v La Plata County v Bayfield

Tall ponderosa pines, meadows and incredible mountain views surround a three-bedroom, threebath home with a great room, decks, patios and a three-car garage. There is a full RV hookup for guests. Bring your horses and ride your own 42 acres. $889,000.

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Private Mountain Estate Colorado v Mesa County v Mesa

Built for the most discriminating buyer, this 6,000-square-foot home on 22 acres offers four bedrooms, four baths, a gourmet kitchen, indoor spa with fireplace and is completely furnished! There is a horse barn, pond and creek-side pavilion as well as views of the local ski resorts. Possible owner financing. $2,800,000.

Impeccably Designed Colorado v Mesa County v Grand Junction

This custom four-bedroom, three- and onehalf-bath home with log, stone and stucco finishes features a log exposed-beam interior, security and sound systems along with extensive electronics in the media room, all on a beautifully landscaped, wooded 4+-acre lot with ponds and creeks. $1,700,000.

Private Hunting Retreat Colorado v Mesa County v Collbran

These 207 Colorado acres, bordering public land, are covered in aspen, pine and spruce trees in Unit 421. The land supports large elk herds plus other wildlife. 4x4 trails run throughout. A fully furnished 1,600-square-foot cabin includes a big stone fireplace, generator, propane heat, water and septic. $996,690.

Log Elegance

Colorado v Mesa County v Collbran

Nothing has been overlooked in this home on 418+ pristine acres. It has five bedrooms, five baths

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and a state-of-the-art “smart home” system offering surveillance from anywhere in the world! The property includes a barn with caretaker’s quarters, horse barn, indoor and outdoor RV storage as well as two lakes, one of which has three varieties of native trout. This property sits in the middle of the Grand Mesa elk herd migration route. $3,900,000.

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Log home living on Lake Roosevelt doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get any better than this! Enjoy views from all three levels of this executive home with four bedrooms, three baths, river rock fireplaces, a finished walk-out basement with an area for extra family or guests. Extensive decks allow one to take advantage of outdoor living. Lush gardens,

Lakefront Lovely

a shop and garage, one-bedroom, one-bath guest quarters, beach access and RV hookups com-

Washington v Stevens County v Kettle Falls

plete this fabulous offering. $980,000.

On the Kettle River Washington v Ferry County v Kettle Falls

Ranch/retreat in style on 19+ acres with two beautiful log homes. The pristine parklike setting offers a huge shop, newer three-stall barn with tack room, garden space, corral/stables and more. Licensed tree farm. $469,000.

The sellers of these 600 acres are lifetime members

the

Rocky

Mountain

Elk

Foundation provided stewardship to this property, which borders over 400 miles of national forest. Pristine hunting is enhanced by a year-round creek, home to big game. Old mining trails run throughout, and there is an 8,000-square-foot barn. The ranch home is perfect for a hunting and packing station or just living the life. $1,500,000.

Working Ranch Washington v Ferry County v Curlew

Majestic Log Home

Washington v Stevens County v Kettle Falls

This three-bedroom, one- and one-half-bath custom log home overlooks the grand Kettle River. Features include hardwood floors, huge picture windows to view Mother Nature, a full basement with workshop/craft room and more. A five-bay shop is also on the 30 acres with an orchard, garden spot and seasonal creek. Possible owner financing. $485,000.

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New Mexico Ranch New Mexico v Quay County v Tucumcari

All fenced and cross-fenced, these 640 acres include 560 deeded acres and 80 acres in state lease. The three-bedroom, two-bath home has a fireplace in the living room and beautiful views of Tucumcari Mountain. The ranch also includes a 40' by 104' barn and three wells. $650,000.

One of a Kind New Mexico v Quay County v Tucumcari

7,946 acres of incredible beauty are located below Cap Rock with Mesa Redonda to the north and a mesa to the south. The property has a good well, piped fencing with scales and good highway and county road access. $5,562,270.

Now This is a Ranch New Mexico v Debaca County v Ft. Sumner

These 20,564 acres offer two houses, each with three bedrooms and two baths. Adventure awaits with hunting for deer, antelope, turkey, quail, dove and other wildlife as well as fishing in your own lake for bass, catfish and other types of fish. This ranch can handle about 500 animal units. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to ranch? Make money by leasing it out. $29,000,000.

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New Mexico v Quay County v Logan

Well watered with over seven miles of Pecos River frontage and four miles of lake access, these 15,120 acres have a history of visits from Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett. The ranch offers a beautiful four-bedroom, three-bath home, cattle facilities and abundant wildlife. $14,500,000.

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One of the Largest Colorado v Rio Grande Co. v South Fork

This 640-acre ranch is one of the last large ranches in the South Fork area. It boasts a year-round creek and borders Forest Service land. The seller will provide an engineered subdivision map along with any other pertinent information. Water rights and good roads make this an excellent investment. $3,750,000.

Pronghorn Ranch Colorado v Rio Grande County v Del Norte

Set on 37+ acres with hundred-mile views of national forest, cliffs and BLM land, this awardwinning 2,876-square-foot architect-designed home features three bedrooms and two baths. It has a quarter-mile of creek frontage, and water rights are included. The ranch is loaded with all kinds of wildlife. $650,000.

Mountain Victorian Colorado v Rio Grande County v South Fork

This wonderful seven-bedroom, seven- and one-half-bath home is nestled beneath Beaver Mountain and steps from the Rio Grande National Forest on 3.8 acres with 4.7 additional acres available. Take in breathtaking views from every window! The home comes furnished with many antiques. Offered by owner/broker for $1,200,000.

Unique Mountain Property Colorado v Rio Grande County v South Fork

Behind a locked gate for extreme privacy, 156 acres border national forest on two sides and include a spring, creeks, ponds and a mature aspen grove. The old homestead cabin has a well and propane tank. Mule deer, black bears and wintering elk call this home. There are no covenants. $1,200,000.

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The Double XX Ranch, located in the southern San Luis Valley, 25 miles south of Alamosa, is one of the finest examples of a Colorado cattle ranch on the market today. Consisting of 3,992 acres, including 3,000 acres of irrigated hay meadows, the ranch is capable of running 1,400 mother cows. The Double XX offers 1.75 miles of the Conejos River stocked with brown and rainbow trout and easy access to

Double XX Ranch Colorado v Conejos County v Antonito

the Rio Grande River from the east end of the ranch. Water rights include 75 cubic feet of water and a 1,000-gpm adjudicated irrigation well. The well-improved ranch has two sets of cattle working facilities, a remodeled manager’s home, 4,000-square-foot shop, calving barn, hay barn and a commodity barn. $12,000,000. Contact Rue Balcomb, Robb Van Pelt or John Stratman.

San Jose Ranch Colorado v Bent, Otero & Las Animas Cos. La Junta

The San Jose Ranch is located 25 miles south

North Loup River Ranch Nebraska v Cherry County v Thedford

The North Loup River Ranch consists of 8,000 acres with the North Loup River bisecting the property. In addition to the quality Sand Hills grassland, the property includes 1,400± acres

of pivot-irrigated cropland currently in grass production. The North Loup River, the subof La Junta in the cedar hills and canyons irrigated bottomland and numerous large treed windbreaks on the property provide excellent that characterize the area. The ranch consists habitat for wildlife including deer, turkey, upland game birds and waterfowl. There is a good of 28,838± acres of excellent grassland, and set of improvements, including five homes on the property. This is a very productive ranch there is an additional 4,040-acre State of with excellent wildlife benefits. $5,900,000. Contact John Stratman or Robb Van Pelt. Colorado lease. There are two improvement sites, including the main headquarters with its modern 4,000-square-foot owner’s home. The ranch has good water characteristics with domestic wells, pipeline systems with

Lazy H Ranch Colorado v Delta & Gunnison Counties v Paonia

36 tanks, four windmills, a solar well, a live water creek and an irrigation well for 80 acres. Wildlife resources include trophy mule deer, antelope, quail and dove. This is a lowoverhead ranch in good condition with good improvements. $7,450,000. Contact Rue Balcomb, Robb Van Pelt or John Stratman.

Four miles northeast of Paonia, Colorado, the 4,029-acre Lazy H Ranch is one of the most prolific hunting ranches in western Colorado. Perfectly situated between one and a half miles of the North Fork of the Gunnison River and nine miles of national forest/BLM border, this ranch is a

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wildlife enthusiast and hunter’s paradise. Trophy mule deer, elk and mountain lion can be found on the ranch, which lies in their natural migratory route at an elevation between 5,900 and 7,000 feet. Improvements include three homes, a Morton building shop, a fully furnished mountain cabin, barn and corrals. $16,000,000. Contact Rue Balcomb, Robb Van Pelt or John Stratman.

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Fortune Ranch Colorado v Huerfano County v Gardner

This magnificent ranch is on the eastern slope of the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains in south central Colorado. The ranch totals 34,155 acres (14,035 deeded) with 950± irrigated acres. The Huerfano River courses through the ranch for about five miles, providing excellent fishing. Trophy elk, deer, bear, antelope and bighorn sheep roam various parts of the ranch throughout the year. There are two modest homes, one of which has a new (unused) commercial kitchen. The ranch has many excellent sites for a new home. Estimated carrying capacity of the ranch is 700± animal units. Fortune Ranch is a very strong candidate for a conservation easement, which offers many tax benefits, and it is in close proximity to the newly created Great Sand Dunes National Park. $19,500,000. Contact Ted Schaal. Co-listed with Western Land Sales, Clay Griffith 307 857-3730.

Anderson Ranch Colorado v Fremont County v Parkdale

Most of the descriptive adjectives fall short when it comes to describing this very thoughtfully designed house and the expansive views from almost every window. The house has 6,900± square feet under roof with an additional 2,700 square feet of covered decks, patios and open porches. The views are of the surrounding treecovered mountains with the primary distant

R Bar Quarter Circle Ranch

view being the upper reaches of Pikes Peak.

Colorado v Garfield County v Silt

and the upper level. There are five bedrooms,

These views can be seen from the main level

Consisting of 1,500± acres, the ranch offers several improvements: a tasteful and quaint 2,900-square- five baths, a large his and her office, two-car foot bunkhouse, 9,600-square-foot calving barn and a 3,200-square-foot heated shop. There are 424 attached garage and more. Other buildings acres of irrigated meadows, ponds, an irrigation system, livestock improvements and valuable water include a 3,000-square-foot workshop/garage rights. Approximately two miles of West Divide Creek cross the ranch, an attractive element for and a 1,160-square-foot detached garage. Highly wildlife. Enjoy excellent hunting and access to public land. The ranch is close to Aspen, Vail and the

motivated seller must relocate for medical

jet-accessible Garfield County Airport. $10,000,000. Contact Rue Balcomb.

reasons. $1,600,000. Contact Ted Schaal.

West Bijou Creek Ranch

Colorado v Elbert County v Kiowa

The West Bijou Creek Ranch is 940 acres of grass pasture, river bottomland and hills covered with ponderosa pine 11 miles east of Kiowa, Colorado. The property is bisected by West Bijou Creek for nearly two miles. Extensive improvements include a 3,558-square-foot log home, a large steel barn with customized indoor arena, stalls and office area, a large steel shop, tie-stall barn, round pens, pipe corrals, wash rack and hot walker. The beautiful setting of this ranch provides privacy, mountain vistas including views of Pikes Peak and wildlife enjoyment, in addition to its operational capabilities. This would make

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$3,150,000. Contact John Stratman, Robb Van Pelt or Rue Balcomb.

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One of the last remaining large, multigenerational family-owned ranches in Jefferson County,

the

Centaur

Mountain

Ranch

consists of 455.76 acres off of Highway 73 in Evergreen, Colorado. The ranch is nestled in the foothills west of Denver at an elevation of

Centaur Mountain Ranch

7,200 feet. Ponderosa pine forests and aspenladen hillsides interspersed with grass hay

Colorado v Jefferson County v Evergreen

meadows are excellent elk and deer habitat. In

cooperation with Jefferson County and the Mountain Area Land Trust, a rural cluster plan was created to preserve the natural beauty of the ranch while providing 26 5-acre lots with established building envelopes. Excellent views of Long’s Peak and Mount Evans. A special opportunity to own 455.76 acres with an upside in future development. $15,000,000. Contact Rue Balcomb or Robb Van Pelt.

Walker’s 91 Ranch Wyoming v Laramie County v Centennial

A primary feature of this 2,150-acre ranch is the Little Laramie River, which flows through the property for over one and a half miles, providing excellent fishing for brown and rainbow trout. Homesteaded in the 1860s, the ranch is a combination of irrigated and sub-irrigated hay meadows, which produce

about 100 tons of excellent-quality hay and pastureland. An “island” in the middle of the ranch with stands of aspen, conifer trees and grassy parks is a haven for elk. Improvements include a spacious five-bedroom log main home, two-bedroom manager’s home, bunkhouse, log barn, innovative indoor cattle working facilities, a 44' by 114' shop and a multi-purpose garage. $7,500,000. Contact Ted Schaal.

These 2,300 pristine acres with expansive, top-of-the-world views are surrounded by national forest and BLM lands and border the Flat Tops Wilderness Area. Bordered to the north by the spectacular Deep Creek Canyon, the ranch controls the trail access to Deep Creek and its magnificent 1,500' to 2,000' canyon walls that harbor an abundance of wildlife and excellent fishing. Whether you desire a private trophy hunting ranch, a large land development opportunity

Wilderness Ranch Colorado Garfield County v Dotsero

or a high-end resort development, this ranch’s potential is all encompassing. It is worlds away in terms of privacy, yet convenient to I-70, the Eagle/Vail airport, Glenwood Springs and world-class skiing at Vail, Beaver Creek and Aspen. $19,500,000. Contact Rue Balcomb or Robb Van Pelt. Colisted with Michael Landreth, Landreth Ranch & Land Company, 970 328-5007.

Wandering Star Ranch Idaho v Boise County v Garden Valley

Located in the beautiful community of Garden Valley, the Wandering Star Ranch encompasses approximately 47 private acres with Scriver Creek frontage, dramatic river and mountain views and year-round access. The ranch sits at approximately 3,000 feet in elevation in a valley

that is dissected by the middle fork of the Payette River. Excellent views of the Middle Fork River and the surrounding mountains can be seen from every room of the 4,600-square-foot, custom-

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designed, two-level home and the large, covered wraparound porch. The barn includes three stalls,

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a tack room, storage and guest/caretaker’s quarters. Wandering Star’s setting is an outdoor paradise 42 irrigated acres producing excellent-quality grass hay. $2,200,000. Contact Rue Balcomb.

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Monckton Ranch Colorado v Garfield County v New Castle

Main Elk Creek runs through the middle of this amazingly verdant, immaculate 54-acre ranch. 30 to 40 acres are in irrigated hay fields and pasture. Mature trees surround the homesite and Main Elk Creek. A nice three-bedroom home is available for use as a cabin or employee housing. Buried irrigation pipe enhances the sprinkler system. If you are looking for live water and easy access to the Rifle airport or Flat Tops Wilderness Area, this is the place. Co-listed with Mike Deer. $2,490,000. Contact Rue Balcomb or Robb Van Pelt.

Two Bears at Greenwood Canyon Ranch New Mexico v Grant County v Silver City

Looking for special? How about being one of 11 owners of a 7,000-acre ranch in the high mountains of New Mexico? Maybe throw in an absolutely custom-built, impeccably detailed, square-cut, handhewn, 3,945-square-foot log home. Is that starting to sound good? Now, let’s throw in 50-mile views

Guetz Ranch

of 11,000' mountain peaks in the largest federal wilderness in the continental United States, a full- Colorado v Elbert County v Kiowa time caretaker, complete privacy and a 6,000-square-foot lodge. You’ve got the picture; now you can This spectacular gentleman’s ranch in highly have the property! $2,099,500. Contact Rue Balcomb or Robb Van Pelt. desirable Elbert County consists of 169± acres

of rolling grassland with 30 acres in dryland alfalfa fields and sub-irrigated bottomland along Comanche Creek, an intermittent stream on the west side of the ranch. Improvements include a beautiful 4,344-square-foot home with four bedrooms, two and a half baths and an oversized three-car garage, all situated to take advantage of the expansive views that include Pikes Peak. For the equestrian, an 80'

Beaver Meadows Resort Colorado v Larimer County v Red Feather Lakes

by 140' indoor, sand-based arena and a 60' by 80' barn are the perfect complements to the home. The property also includes a shop/

equipment storage building. Two 35-acre An operating guest ranch northwest of Fort Collins, Beaver Meadows Resort Ranch parcels have been platted and a third parcel is offers a variety of recreational activities and events, including weddings and conferences. possible. $1,750,000. Contact Ted Schaal.

Improvements include a restaurant with full liquor license, a lodge with conference room, five condominiums, offices, four cabins and a number of support buildings. The property lies in an accessible mountain area with the North Fork of the Cache La Poudre River and two streams flowing through the property for over two miles. The property is on 434 acres with with a completed augmentation plan. The property can be purchased in a variety of parcels.

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permitting to further develop the property. Water rights allow well drilling in accordance

available separately or inclusive. $4,900,000. Contact Ted Schaal or John Stratman.

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From spectacular vistas of red-banded mesas to the sheer walls of Canadian River canyons to the vastness of the big sky country, the Bell Ranch presents investors with a once-in-alifetime opportunity to own a piece of Western heritage with a vivid history pre-dating New Mexico’s statehood by nearly a century. Equal to the grandeur of the Bell Ranch’s 250,000

The Bell Ranch New Mexico v San Miguel County v Tucumcari

fully deeded acres are the visions and traditions vested through this land. Here, cowboys work a breed of cattle found only at the Bell Ranch after 135 years dedicated to improving bloodlines. The ranch’s 390 square miles include steep canyons and open country for hunting dove, quail, turkey, antelope and whitetail and mule deer. The adjacent 9,600-acre Conchas Lake provides warm-water fishing opportunities, as well as other recreation with the lake house and boat storage on the shore. The 10,832-square-foot hacienda, built in the 1930s, reflects a Southwestern vintage style. Complete with a swimming pool and tennis courts, this complex was designed to entertain such Hollywood icons as Howard Hughes, Clark Gable and Shirley Temple. An 8,200' lighted airstrip and hangar are close by for your private jet access. The ranch’s headquarters is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. Discover the deep attachment to this land known only by those who have experienced it. $100,000,000. Contact Robb Van Pelt, Rue Balcomb or John Stratman.

York Ranch New Mexico v Catron & Cibola Counties v Grants

The York Ranch, a working cattle ranch on the Continental Divide, consists of 34,000 acres of deeded land plus an additional 136,000 acres of state and BLM grazing leases. The ranch’s carrying capacity is estimated at 2,300 animal units, making the ranch a positive cash flow operation. Bordered on the east by the Cibola Wilderness area and the north by the El Malpais National Monument and the West Malpais Wilderness area, the ranch has many improvements,

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heavily populated the area, and numerous artifacts can still be found on the ranch. $16,400,000.

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elk, antelope, mule deer and other game should not be overlooked. The Anasazi Indians once Contact Rue Balcomb, Robb Van Pelt or John Stratman.

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Boulder Creek Idaho v Valley County v Donnelly

Outside of Donnelly, Idaho, just 90 minutes from Boise, Idaho and about 10 minutes from McCall, Idaho and the famed Tamarack Ski Resort, this beautiful ranch has 814± acres of pasture, a pond and two creeks that run through the meadows. Enjoy beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. Live the country life in a picturesque setting and still be close to a nice community. The 814± acres can be split. $20,785,665. Price reduced to $11,763,000.

Winchuck Forest Ranch Mountain Ranch Idaho v Owyhee County v Silver City

Oregon v Curry County v Harbor

This fabulous 133± acre timbered ranch in Harbor, Oregon, just north of the Oregon/

One of the best year-round cattle operations in southern Idaho, this ranch, near historic Silver City, California border, offers river frontage and offers 2,668± deeded acres and 3,400± state leased plus BLM acres, which brings the total to as much wildlife, including elk, deer, birds, steelhead as 56,000± acres. This ranch is 21 miles across at its widest point. Elk, deer, pheasant and other and salmon. Enjoy Pacific Ocean views from upland game birds frequent the ranch. Fishing and other recreation are also available. There are the cabin, hunting, fishing or recreation on 2,724 active AUMs of summer and winter BLM permits and 1,892 suspended AUMs. $6,000,000.

this unique coastal ranch. Trees on the ranch have been strategically placed to create both timbered areas and meadows. $1,950,000.

Oregon Coast Cattle Ranch Oregon v Coos County v Coquille

This coastal ranch is in a pretty valley along the Coquille River. All the homes and many buildings sit on a hilltop above the valley, offering incredible views. The ranch is planted in productive pasture, sub-irrigates itself and makes a great cattle operation. Frontage on the river provides fishing for steelhead and trout and hunting for ducks and geese. 760± acres for $3,300,000.

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About 90 minutes from Boise, Idaho, this year-round ranch has plenty of opportunities. Water is plentiful from Crane Creek Reservoir frontage to the many springs and ponds on the property and 321± irrigated acres. This great cattle operation has hay, pasture and grazing ground. Recreation choices include fishing, hunting for big game and upland birds, four-wheeling and horseback riding, all available on the property. It also has three homes, a barn, shop and corrals. All this is on 6,985± acres for only $9,600,000.

Bar MB Ranch Idaho v Washington County v Midvale

Adams County Idaho v Adams County v Council

Payette River Idaho v Boise County v Garden Valley

This beautiful river ranch is tucked up along the banks of the middle fork of the Payette River.

The Weiser River runs through this private country ranch, just outside of Council, Idaho, about two hours from Boise, Idaho. Several springs and river frontage make this an ideal location for hunting and fishing for the outdoor enthusiast. A large, tree-covered home sits on the property. Another is under construction at the site of the ranch’s original homestead. Other buildings include a shop, fourcar garage, barns and corrals. These 1,624± deeded acres include 260± irrigated acres. $9,249,000.

Of 32± acres, 22± are irrigated and in pasture and hay. A 4,000±-square-foot custom log home overlooks the river, ponds and wildlife. Enjoy all nature has to offer, or entertain guests in a gazebo just off the ponds. This ranch includes a barn, storage shed, pavilion and outdoor arena. $3,800,000.

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Weiser River Mountain Ranch Idaho v Adams County v Council

This beautiful 1,140± acre mountain ranch near the quiet town of Council, Idaho has plentiful springs that provide stock water and natural sub-irrigation. Mature trees provide shade and adorn the exterior of the nearly finished custom home. This large cattle ranch has irrigated hay and pastureland in a very pretty area of Idaho. There are several buildings, many improvements and over a mile of river frontage. $6,250,000.

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Deschutes River Corridor Ranch Oregon v Jefferson County v Madras

Only an hour north of Bend and an hour east of Mt. Hood in Oregon, this highly desirable cattle ranch is bordered by miles of the Deschutes River for trout and steelhead fishing. Sheer granite cliffs blend with pasture, timber, streams and ponds on this one-of-a-kind property, which includes a home, bunkhouse, corrals and barn. 1,200± deeded acres, 880± BLM acres and 15,000± Cattle Grazing Association acres for a total of 17,000± acres. $3,650,000.

Payette River Horse Ranch Idaho v Gem County v Emmett

This beautiful 176± acre ranch sits on the banks of the Payette River, about 27 miles from Boise,

Owyhee Ranch Idaho v Owyhee County v Reynolds

Southwest of Boise, Idaho and about an

Idaho. Enjoy fishing and hunting on a mile of river frontage. The five-bedroom, Spanish-style, hour from the Boise airport, this ranch is in custom main home has a four-car garage, an outdoor pool and an open patio. There is also a a valley above the Snake River near the town horse barn, riding arena, hay storage and a machine shed. Delight in views of the river and mountains on this riverfront ranch. $4,200,000.

of Reynolds. A few of the town structures still exist. Offering 3,188± deeded acres, 3,400± state leased plus BLM acres and possibly totaling 57,000± acres, this ranch is 21 miles across at its widest point, extending from the Snake River up into the mountains behind famous Silver City, Idaho. There are as much as 608± irrigated acres with 400± acres in grass hay and 206± acres with irrigation and Snake River frontage. Reduced to $10,249,000.

J&A Ranch

Idaho v Latah County v Moscow

In northern Idaho near Moscow, Idaho and only two hours from the Spokane airport, this beautiful ranch has 219± acres of hay and grazing ground on gently rolling meadowlands, two ponds, two homes, outbuildings and great hunting, fishing and recreation opportunities. Timely rainfalls in this area have made the Palouse country famous as the best dry land wheat ground in the world. Reduced to $2,000,000.

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Get away from the city on this exquisite estate on the banks of the Salmon River. Just 90 minutes from Sun Valley, Idaho, these 2.2± acres offer a fully landscaped yard, river frontage, horse pasture and a custom home made from hand-hewn logs, with four master bedrooms, stone fireplaces, vaulted ceilings and more. There is a total living space

Salmon River Estate

of 6,980± square feet. This estate also has a garage, shop, stables and pasture. Hunt, fish,

Idaho v Custer County v Stanley

kayak, hike and more. $1,995,000.

A River Runs Through It

Idaho v Washington County v Council

This beautiful 484± acre ranch outside of Council, Idaho, about two hours from Boise, Idaho, offers 200± irrigated acres, a fivebedroom house, outbuildings and frontage on both sides of the Weiser River. The river access and tree cover provide for great hunting, fishing and recreation. This beautiful ranch has privacy and plenty of room to roam, yet is not far from town. $2,999,000.

Painted Hills Exotic Game Ranch Oregon v Jefferson County v Ashwood

This truly unique ranch in Ashwood, just 45 minutes from Madras, Oregon, is run as a hunting ranch and offers 2,100± acres of timbered mountains, streams and meadows. A nice threebedroom, two-bath home is on this property. Take advantage of the many recreational attributes this environment offers. There are beautiful views of the mountains from anywhere on the ranch. Reduced to $2,990,000.

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Ponderosa Ranch Oregon v Baker County v Halfway

This pretty timbered ranch in Halfway, Oregon offers 633± deeded acres. Elk and deer are common visitors, making for great hunting. A hilltop home, barn and several outbuildings are on the property. The view from the home of the valley and timbered mountains is magnificent. This is a great opportunity for a family retreat, rancher, wildlife enthusiast or hunter. $2,900,000.

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With potential for dairy and 45 minutes from

Big Willow Ranch

Boise, this cattle ranch has an approved 6,500 AU commercial feedlot and spans 876± acres.

Idaho v Payette County v Payette

434 acres are under irrigation. Two miles of Big Willow Creek frontage provide great bird hunting. A 3,800-square-foot executive home on 500 acres sits atop a bluff, overlooking the ranch and valley below. 876±-acre commercial feedlot reduced to $4,200,000. 500-acre estate with home reduced to $1,150,000.

Nestled on the mountainside above the Snake River outside of Weiser, Idaho and about 90 minutes from Boise, Idaho, the ranch has a BLM permit for 79 AUMs on 960± acres. This beautiful ranch offers views of the surrounding area. Wildlife, such as elk, deer and chukar, is abundant. It would work well

Snake River Indian Head Mountain Ranch

as a cattle ranch, hunting ranch or recreation ranch. 3,648± acres for $2,500,000.

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Snake River Ranch

Idaho v Owyhee County v Murphy

Only one hour from Boise, Idaho, this exceptional 280± acre ranch has approximately a mile of frontage on the Snake River, end-of-theroad privacy, a remodeled home with hot tub, improvements and 206± irrigated acres. Own a riverfront ranch and enjoy beautiful views of the river and the surrounding mountains. The area is well known for bird hunting and recreation. $2,500,000. Reduced to $2,000,000.

Boise River Ranch Idaho v Canyon County v Caldwell

This exceptional hunting ranch is about 30 minutes from Boise, Idaho. A portion of this 134± acre property is irrigable and the rest is in ponds and cover for an assortment of wildlife. Pheasant, duck, geese and deer are drawn to the ponds and the river frontage. The home would serve well as a hunting lodge. Take advantage of this riverfront hunting ranch. $1,900,000.

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Robinson Canyon Ranch Wyoming v Johnson County v Buffalo

Robinson Canyon Ranch is a spectacular end-of-the-road property with incredible vistas, privacy and outstanding hunting and fishing opportunities. This 3,604±-acre ranch (1,904 deeded, 1,280 BLM lease and 420 state lease) is nestled at the bottom of Robinson Canyon, along the east slope of the Big Horn Mountains. The ranch sports world-class elk hunting (350'' to 400'' B&C) along with trophy whitetail (130'' to 160'' B&C), mule deer (160'' to 190'' B&C) and pronghorn antelope. Encompassing approximately one and a half miles of the Middle Fork of Crazy Woman Creek, an outstanding wild trout fishery, 13'' to 16'' browns and rainbows are common. The property has a charming modern three-bedroom, one- and onehalf-bath log home, a log barn/shop, historic log guest cabin and several other outbuildings and log structures. Located approximately 25 miles south of Buffalo, Wyoming, the ranch provides year-round access. $10,000,000. Contact Duffy Brown or Ken Mirr.

Estancia El Palenque

Argentina v Chubut Province v Corcovado

Located right in the heart of the famous lake and river district of Patagonia Argentina, this property has incredible diversity for recreation of all types. The Corcovado River runs through the 12,400+-acre ranch, providing one of the best dry fly-fishing properties in the world, complete with runs, ripples, eddies, pools, undercut banks and spring creek opportunities. Many ESPN, PBS, Discovery and OLN fly-fishing programs have been filmed right on the ranch. The continental divide cuts right through the ranch and offers spectacular elevation changes and panoramic views, as it is just 18 miles from the Chilean border and is situated at the foot of the

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beautiful snowcapped Andes. The estancia includes a fishing lodge with a main room that sleeps up to five people and has a fireplace as well as cooking and dining facilities. The property also provides two additional homes, a caretaker’s cottage, an owner’s cabin, working corrals, a large horse barn, storage, shed and fencing. $9,900,000. Contact Ken Mirr.

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Fishlake Ranch Utah v Sevier County v Salina

Fishlake Ranch is one of the finest fair-chase trophy elk properties available in the world today. The 8,150-acre ranch is enrolled in Utahâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) program, which is a cooperative agreement with Utah Game and Fish through which the owners have traditionally received 12 guaranteed rifle bull tags for the September rut. Over the last five years, hunter harvest averages have exceeded 345'' B&C, with two bulls harvested grossing over 400'' B&C. The elk and deer habitat is ideal, with north-facing, gently rolling aspen slopes interspersed with grassy meadows, seeps, springs and ponds. Up to 15'' brown and rainbow trout inhabit two small streams on the property. The ranch is a private inholding, surrounded on three sides by the Fishlake National Forest. $12,500,000. Contact Jeff Hubbard or Pat Lancaster.

Wilson Creek Ranch Colorado v Moffat County v Meeker

Elk and mule deer abound on and around the 423-acre Wilson Creek Ranch in Moffat County, Colorado. The owners have harvested over 20 bull elk and five to 10 mule deer bucks per year on the property and the surrounding 1,200Âą acres of BLM lease land. Much of the thousands of acres of adjacent BLM land are very difficult to access except by going through this ranch or other private property. Elevations range from 7,000 up to 8,100 feet, with irrigated pastureland along the creek and valley sections of the property and gambel oak, serviceberry and chokecherry dominating the hillsides. Over a mile of Wilson Creek runs through the middle of the property, supplying the ranch with plenty of water for irrigation, stock and wildlife. There are two comfortable homes on the property with a total of eight bedrooms and five and a half baths. Just 30 minutes from Meeker, Colorado and only four hours from Denver, this property would make a wonderful family mountain and hunting retreat. $1,490,000. Contact Jeff Hubbard or Pat Lancaster.

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With views of the largest concentration of 14,000foot peaks in the nation, La Mancha Retreat is a magnificent custom, log-built estate on 11 acres. This is a sporting paradise, bordered on two sides by the San Isabel National Forest, and Gold Medal trout fishing is nearby on the Arkansas River. Cooper Mountain and its premier skiing, along with conveniences, such as Central Colorado Regional Airport in Buena Vista, are all a short drive away. Three Elk Creek tumbles down alongside La Mancha, and ponderosa pines tower overhead, framing views of the Buffalo

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Peaks from the luxurious residenceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s expansive wraparound deck and great room. $2,300,000.

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Confluence Ranch Colorado v Grand County v Granby

Orchard Mesa Reserve Colorado v Mesa County v Palisade

Situated at the confluence of the Colorado Orchard Mesa Reserve, a unique and acclaimed conservation development, consists of 150 acres River and Willow Creek, this 158-acre ranch of orchard/vineyard and river bluff land on East Orchard Mesa, overlooking the picturesque town

offers private world-class fly-fishing, along with of Palisade in western Colorado. Three parcels are available, ranging from 25 to 58 acres. The nationally renowned skiing at nearby Winter Colorado River meanders along and below the reserve, and the property offers scenic 360-degree Park. Less than two hours from Denver, the views that include the Grand Mesa and Book Cliffs. Set within the idyllic orchard/vineyard tracts in property includes approximately a half-mile of western Coloradoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s foremost fruit and wine country, each parcel has water rights, a new irrigation both sides of the Colorado River and another quarter-mile of Willow Creek, a tailwater fishery. Water rights are included to irrigate hay fields and to create ponds for additional fishing, waterfowl and wildlife habitat. There are also large meadows and gentle sloping hillsides affording views of the surrounding majestic mountains. $2,700,000. Contact Ken Mirr.

system, private roads and underground utilities. $845,000 to $1,920,000. Contact Ken Mirr.

West Cedar Ranch Utah v Iron County v Cedar City

The 108-acre West Cedar Ranch offers a largeacreage, turn-key, sporting ranch property close to Zion National Park and the booming cities of Cedar City, St. George and Las Vegas, that also possesses bountiful water supplies. Part of a historic working cattle ranch that has been in the same family since the 1850s, West Cedar Ranch would make a great horse farm/ estate, as it possesses over 30 acres of irrigated

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Located in the foothills of the Wind River

Mountain Springs Ranch

Mountain Range, less than 90 minutes from the resort town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming,

Wyoming v Sublette County v Pinedale

the 220-acre Mountain Springs Ranch has five trout-stocked ponds and an abundance of wildlife for hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. The ranch is complete with a nice 3,000+-square-foot home, a guesthouse, a large heated shop building and several other utility buildings. Ready for your horses, you can ride directly from the ranch onto BLM land and then into the Bridger Wilderness Area. $2,600,000. Contact Mac McWhorter or Ken Mirr.

Nestled in an idyllic setting just five miles east of Gardner, the 424±-acre Huerfano Valley Ranch features a recently remodeled, historic adobe home with river frontage, precious water rights, infinite recreational opportunities and panoramic views. Two secluded ponds and approximately a mile of the Huerfano River are on the property, providing sanctuaries for all types of wildlife: fish, waterfowl, raptors and herons. Elk, deer and turkey also frequent the ranch, drawn by the irrigated meadows, cottonwoods and piñon-juniper/ponderosa ecosystem. $1,750,000. Contact Ken Mirr or Mac McWhorter.

Huerfano Valley Ranch Colorado v Huerfano County v Gardner

This 176±-acre property offers a quiet pastoral setting with great views from its majestic mesa setting right above Durango. Outdoor activities include Gold Medal fishing and Class 4 whitewater just minutes away in the Animas River, alpine skiing at nearby Durango Mountain Resort and excellent hunting on and near the property. The surrounding terrain,

Florida Mesa Ranch

with its abundance of public land, is renowned

Colorado v La Plata County v Durango

opportunities, and the ranch is teeming with

for its elk, deer, antelope and turkey hunting mule deer with its irrigated alfalfa fields

Running Creek Preserve

bordered by piñon/cedar cover. $3,500,000. Contact Jeff Hubbard or Pat Lancaster.

Colorado v Elbert County v Elbert

The 640-acre Running Creek Preserve offers mountain

views,

productive

mixed-grass

prairie and a private canyon area containing the headwaters of Running Creek. With views of Pikes Peak and the Front Range, ample pasture area for your livestock and convenient access to both Denver and Colorado Springs, this would be a perfect place to build a second home or equestrian estate. This highly productive and ecologically diverse island of mixed-grass prairie is also a great conservation opportunity. $1,600,000. Contact Ken Mirr or Mac McWhorter.

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One of the best, naturally suited, working cattle ranches available in today’s market, this ranch (17,800± deeded and 1,442± state lease acres) is nearly contiguous and very diverse, from the steep, rugged canyons to the scenic pine, cedar and juniper tree-covered ridges to gently sloping pastures full of native grass. The only set of improvements is in the native grasslands below the Goshen Rim, which surrounds them from the east and the south in a horseshoe formation. Many prolific natural springs and several developed springs water the ranch. Close to the Torrington livestock terminals,

Canyon View Ranch

the ranch provides an excellent ranching opportunity and would sustain 750± cow/calf

Wyoming v Goshen County v Hawk Springs

pairs on native range grasses. $12,000,000.

Perino Park Ranch

Red Wall Ranch Wyoming v Johnson County v Kaycee

On 2,201± deeded acres and 4,442± BLM lease acres in the historic Red Wall Country near the foot of the Big Horn Mountains, awe-inspiring views of red wall formations, deep, dramatic canyons, miles of lush creek beds, heavily pine forested canyon walls and grassy pastures treat the senses. This property is one of the most versatile recreational properties available today. Whether you are

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Consisting of 6,746± deeded acres, 360± state lease acres and 80± BLM lease acres, south of Sundance and northwest of Newcastle, this native Wyoming Black Hills property encompasses rolling, timbered mountains, numerous verdant valleys and canyons, several developed springs and reservoirs and incredible views of the ranch and surrounding area. The hills are heavily forested with pine, cedar, juniper, aspen and cottonwood trees providing an excellent habitat for elk, deer, antelope, wild turkey and grouse. Oil Creek provides year-round live water and lush creek bottoms. The ranch is also watered by wells, springs, reservoirs and pipeline and has tremendous access via an exceptional county road system. $9,870,000.

an avid hunter, fisherman, outdoorsman,

Boulder Cut-Off Ranch

horse enthusiast, naturalist or an adventurer

Montana v Jefferson County v Three Forks

at heart, the Red Wall Ranch has something remarkable for everyone. $2,200,000.

This 1,280±-deeded-acre ranch lies west of Three Forks. Three springs are located on the property, providing year-round water, which contributes to excellent elk, deer, antelope and upland bird habitat. The timbered draws on the northwest slopes offer protection and solitude

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for the resident elk and deer herds that reside

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on the property. 640± additional acres of public state land border this tract to the northeast. This

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miles. Power is on the property, and wells in the area prove the availability of water. $1,920,000.

allows for exceptional hunting and other recreational use on over 2,200 acres of open ground. A

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Water is plentiful on this 4,520±-deeded-acre ranch with shallow wells, artesian springs, creeks, wetlands and a 2-acre trout pond. Located 35 minutes from Bozeman, the ranch has overwhelming views of the Spanish Peaks, the Bridger, Elkhorn, Gallatin, Madison, Tobacco Root and Bull Mountains from virtually every

Journey’s End Ranch Montana v Jefferson County v Three Forks

area. The main residence is a 3,800-square-foot, custom-built log home with many resort-like features. This is a home unlike any you have ever seen—elegant and modern, yet still retaining

custom Montana touches. A guesthouse is next to the main residence. Ranch headquarters, consisting of numerous outbuildings, a working cattle facility and three additional residences, is on a separate part of the ranch, which helps maintain the privacy of the main residence. The Journey’s End Ranch is perfect for a cattle and grain operation or a bird and big game hunter’s paradise. Substantial mineral interests will transfer to the buyer. $7,750,000.

Seven Mountains Ranch

Montana v Jefferson County v Three Forks

Consisting of 7,080± deeded acres and 640± acres of state lease near the Gallatin Valley, seven miles west of Three Forks and 38 miles west of Bozeman, this ranch is close to city amenities, yet remote enough to enjoy the solace of open spaces. The ranch comes by its name honestly, as there are seven

Birddog Ranch

mountain ranges—the Spanish Peaks, the Bridger, Elkhorn, Gallatin, Madison, Tobacco Root and Bull Montana v Jefferson County v Three Forks Mountains—that surround it, and every inch of the ranch is absolutely breathtaking. Gently sloping These 78± deeded acres offer unbelievable

plateaus and big grassy valleys rising to pine-covered mountains, all south facing, make this offering views in every direction of the Spanish Peaks, enticing to a wide market. Substantial mineral interests will transfer to the buyer. $7,975,000. Bridger, Elkhorn, Gallatin, Madison, Tobacco Root and Bull Mountains. Upland birds, mule deer and antelope reside on the property. This tract borders a county road and is three miles to interstate access. Power is on the property, and a well-producing 35 gpm pump is currently in use. This ranch’s close proximity to Three Forks, Bozeman, Butte and Helena offers privacy, easy access and unbelievable views, while still providing city amenities less than 45

Wyoming Outback Ranch

minutes away. $450,000.

Wyoming v Johnson County v Kaycee

This ranch includes 8,510± deeded acres, 1,280± state lease acres and 9,581± BLM lease acres, with an owner-rated carrying capacity of 400 cow/calf pairs, 100 replacement heifers and a balance of bulls and saddle horses. The ranch is very nicely improved with a newer home;

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additional trailer house for guests, hunter or ranch manager; nice steel buildings; and working

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corrals. There is an overabundance of artesian water backed up by solar pumps throughout the ranch with pipelines to the farthest reaches of the property. This is an honest, turn-key, low-overhead, 400-cow/calf unit operation. $4,500,000.

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Covering 25,973± deeded acres plus 2,227 leased acres, this ranch boasts 14 pastures and a carrying capacity of 750 to 1,000 pairs. Located 10 miles east of Kaycee, this ranch has excellent year-round access via a well-maintained county road. An extensive set of improvements includes a pen system with 11 pens; three alleys, a tub and a loading chute; a seven-bin feed storage system with a covered unloading area; electric

Pine Ridge Ranch

conveyor system; heated molasses tank and a 30,000-pound capacity certified scale; metal

Wyoming v Johnson County v Kaycee

working barn with tub; hydraulic squeeze chute

and head gate; and a shop with three-phase electric and a loft for parts storage. Horse facilities include a horse barn with five large flexible stalls and a tack room, a round pen and outdoor roping arena and a ranch office/bunkhouse. The ranch also boasts three custom-built log homes. This property truly is one of the classiest turn-key ranching operations available today. $10,550,000.

The Warnick Farm & Ranch Wyoming v Sheridan County v Clearmont

Located in southeast Sheridan County near Clearmont and consisting of 1,120± deeded acres, including 230± acres of irrigated farmland and 890± acres of rangeland, this productive ranch is not only perfect for someone interested in a small farming and ranching operation, but also offers the opportunity to increase the size of an existing operation and add a hay base farm. The property is downstream from Clearmont in the Clear Creek drainage and is bounded on the south by the Burlington-Santa Fe Railroad main

Fraley Ranch Wyoming v Johnson County v Buffalo

These 12,272± deeded acres with an owner-rated capacity of 250 cow/calf pairs and a balance of bulls and saddle horses are currently used as a seasonal yearling operation running 400 to 600 yearlings from spring to fall. With many new fences dividing the acreage into 13 fenced pastures, the ranch allows for a nice rotational grazing program. Well watered, with over 20 reservoir/stock ponds and 19 tire tanks, the ranch has a new solar well on the south end of the property that aids the more then adequate well on the north end. An excellent set of steel corrals with a new digital scale is a stone’s throw from a maintained blacktop highway. The Fraley Ranch is a very low overhead grazing property that has been managed and improved to allow anyone to step into an “easy to run” livestock operation. $4,908,800.

line. The Warnick Farm & Ranch affords decent

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recreational opportunities with deer, antelope,

Wyoming v Johnson County v Kaycee

upland bird and goose hunting. $900,000.

These 2,320± deeded acres are situated on top of the historic Hole in the Wall country deep in the heart of the Barnum Red Wall. The Austin Place offers tremendous grazing with many prolific free-flowing springs. This contiguous block of deeded property is approximately

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secluded acreage has exceptional grass, offering tremendous habitat for wildlife. Elk, deer and antelope hunting is exceptional. This private piece

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older cinderblock house, making a great cow camp or hunting quarters. $990,000.

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These 87± deeded acres encompass a lush, green valley with timbered hillsides and massive rock outcroppings. There are numerous homesites with incredible views. Near the Mickelson Trail and within minutes of numerous Black Hills attractions, this property is the site of an actual U.S. Forest

The Ranger Station South Dakota v Custer County v Pringle

Service ranger station that was in operation from the 1920s until the late 1970s or early 1980s. The original house, bunkhouse, barn and corrals are still intact. $1,300,000.

Kemp River Ranch Nebraska v Lincoln Co. v North Platte

Zeimet Ranch South Dakota v Custer County v Pringle

Zeimet Ranch comprises 560± deeded acres and a 3,200-acre Forest Service permit, which is shared with a neighboring ranch. Five miles south of Pringle with easy access via South Dakota Highway 89 from two graveled and well-maintained county roads, the ranch encompasses areas heavily forested with pine, cedar and juniper trees plus rolling hills with many open meadows. This diverse terrain is home to numerous species of wildlife, including elk, mule deer, upland game birds, turkey, bobcat and an occasional mountain lion. There are four wells (one for domestic use and the three for stock water) and three reservoir dams on the property. An older home is the only improvement, but power and phone lines run throughout the property. $2,517,200.

Located on the flyway on the North Platte and South Platte Rivers, the Kemp River Ranch offers the finest waterfowl hunting throughout America. The ranch consists of 200± deeded acres fronting a half-mile of South Platte River and half-mile of a live warm-water creek. The improvements include a beautiful redwood home with attached two-car garage, steel shop for equipment storage and a workshop. The shop is attached to a barn, which has indoor stalls and outdoor corrals for cattle or horses. In addition, there is a set of corrals used for

Gibbs Place

working and shipping livestock. $1,395,000.

Wyoming v Johnson County v Kaycee

On 513± deeded acres, 14 miles east of Kaycee, this ranch is a versatile, beautiful and peaceful property playing host to an abundance of wildlife as well as lush irrigated meadows. 1.7± miles of the Powder River meander through the property, and winterized stock water systems are functional

Rob Pfister

throughout the acreage. The 10,800-square-foot, multi-purpose steel barn houses a two-bay heated

330 South Main Street Buffalo, WY 82834

shop, a spacious apartment, medicine room, tack room, calving/foaling/treatment area, a large indoor riding area and seven tongue-and-groove horse stalls. Adjacent to the barn is a system of outdoor pens and an outdoor roping arena. The property also boasts two great homes. $2,264,000.

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This 365±-acre nest egg is one of the last large, close-in properties in California’s Gold Country. Only 100 miles from the Bay Area and just minutes to historic Groveland and Coulterville,

these

peaceful

oak-studded

meadows are nestled in a beautiful natural bowl. Expansive acreage surrounded by BLM land gives protected privacy. Enjoy low taxes due to the Williamson Act. Live large, independently and ecologically while you enjoy all it has to

Heart Valley Ranch

offer: a three-bedroom, two-bath cottage, two barns, outbuildings, a creek, gold panning,

California v Tuolumne County v Groveland

meadows and game. $1,595,000.

Battle Creek California v Tehama County v Paynes Creek

This 585-acre ranch gem has frontage on both sides of Battle Creek, a major tributary of the Sacramento River. Go fly-fishing on your creek for trout or fish the two-trout filled ponds. There are five recently remodeled homes and the “Old Lassen Lodge,” which would make a perfect hunt club headquarters. There are 80+ acres dedicated to a well-planned equestrian center with sand arena, round pen, 12-stall barn and too much to list! This high and cool property is

Spring Creek Ranch California v Lassen County v Adin

Spring Creek Ranch is in the lush, rural Ash Valley in Lassen County, Northern California. The 1,075±-acre ranch sits at 5,000' elevation and is bordered on three sides by the Modoc National Forest and BLM land. The spring-fed Ash Creek flows through the middle of the ranch for over four miles, offering a completely private wild trout fishery! In addition, a 5-acre reservoir is planted with trout and great hunting. The first-class improvements include a 2,900-square-foot house, bunkhouse, barns, a caretaker’s home, hay shed and shop. $5,000,000.

only 32 miles from Red Bluff. $2,800,000.

This 1,773-acre pasture ranch has 1,400 irrigated acres. Almost three miles of the Susan River traverse the property, which is a magnet for wildlife. The ranch gets its water from three sources: Susan River, Lassen Irrigation

Todd Renfrew-Ranch Broker

District and wells. Most of the property is

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presently used as irrigated pasture, but has

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safflower. Geese and duck populations could

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grown corn, wheat, barley, oats, alfalfa and

Ferreira Ranch California v Lassen Co. v Susanville

be enhanced with crop rotations that include grain. The ranch has two very large hay barns, a small house and a garage. $3,299,000.

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This turn-key 118-acre vineyard in Yolo County, about 15 minutes south of Sacramento, consists of 94 acres of planted wine grapes, which include 34 acres of Pinot Gris, 33 acres of Chenin Blanc and 27 acres of Chardonnay. There are two homes, a caretakerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s house, large workshop, two equipment storage sheds, a two-car attached

Clarksburg Vineyard

garage and a three-car detached garage. Enjoy a glass of your favorite wine while gazing across

California v Yolo County v Sacramento

the beautiful vineyard. $3,175,000.

PBM Farms is a 2,477-acre organic and commercial alfalfa and barley-producing farm with breathtaking views of the majestic Mount Shasta. Water is gold, and this farm has a lot of it! There are eight wells with a 15,000+ gpm total flow. 1,098 acres are under 10 pivots with room to grow. The property grows 400 tons of organic barley and 3,600 tons of dairy-quality alfalfa. There are four homes, two barns, a metal building with office, shop and other

PBM Farms

outbuildings. This ranch is a sportsmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s paradise. It has five mule deer tags, one antelope

California v Siskiyou County v Dorris

This 16.25-acre property sits directly on the Pacific Ocean with 250+ feet of spectacular coastline frontage. The property is mostly level with grassy meadows, trees and wetlands.

tag and one junior tag. $9,000,000.

Oceanfront in Fort Bragg California v Mendocino County v Fort Bragg

In Fort Bragg, this property is a recreational playground. You can walk out to the ocean and go abalone diving or grab a pole and go surf fishing. The area is known for prized abalone, salmon, rock cod, Dungeness crab, bottom fish and sea urchin. Within an hour from the property are 20 local wineries, many with tasting rooms and gift shops. $1,485,000.

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Apple Hill Vineyard

California v El Dorado County v Camino

This spectacular 43-acre vineyard and orchard in the heart of the famed Apple Hill region has 23

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acres of vineyards and 12 acres of orchards. The vineyard and orchards are professionally managed. The grapes are sold to a number of wineries, including Boeger and the Vinum Cellars in Napa. The custom home is nestled in the vineyard in a private, tranquil setting with breathtaking views. This property has outstanding potential as a winery or tasting room operation. $1,950,000. Volume 33 Farm&Ranch West

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McDonald Island Ranch California v San Joaquin County v Stockton

This 944-acre delta island ranch is a recreational, agricultural, fishing and hunting wonderland. The property is 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 and a bar with beautiful views of the delta and Mt. Diablo. The newer dock is 150+ feet long. The ranch has 480 acres under cultivation and 155 acres of 10-year-old cabernet vines. The ranch includes the option of an additional 1,098 acres of farmland that expires in 2009. $5,950,000.

The Black Ranch California v Tehama Co. v Corning

Enjoy spectacular views of both Mount Shasta and Mount Lassen on this historic 6,000Âą-acre ranch, made up of 13 mergers, that dates back to the Civil War. The rolling oak grassland provides

Horse Mountain Ranch

optimum habitat for big and small game. Trophy California v Modoc County v Tule Lake blacktail deer, wild pig, turkey and predator This is an amazing opportunity to own 5,432 deeded acres of an income-producing working hunting are some of the best around. The ranch

cattle, hunting and hay-producing ranch. Pivots and wheel lines irrigate 410 acres. A 10,000-acre

can run about 500 cows. Enjoy three and a half forest service allotment can run up to 195 head of cattle. A large assortment of big and small game miles of Elder Creek frontage and numerous are found on the property, including mule deer, antelope, bobcat, mountain lion, elk, coyote, reservoirs and ponds. Owner financing is pheasant, chukar, quail and other wetland birds. Improvements include three homes, a 70' by 30' shop, two hay barns and a barn for raising pheasant and chukar. $3,259,000. available. Huge price reduction. $7,200,000.

East Park Ranch

California v Colusa County v Lodoga

This spectacular 1,900-acre property will make an exceptional cattle ranch, hunting ranch, vacation getaway or classic recreational property. There are eight reservoirs, six

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wells, a bunkhouse, 120' by 60' shop with

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apartment, barn and other outbuildings. The

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fenced and cross-fenced property borders the East Park Reservoir, known for its bass fishing and great boating. The ranch is only 145 miles from San Francisco, in the heart of the Sacramento River Valley and framed by the spectacular Coastal and Sierra Nevada Mountains. The rolling oak grassland provides optimum habitat for abundant big and small game. $3,250,000.

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This immaculate 1,119-acre ranch showcases a stunning 6,000-square-foot custom Lincoln Log home with matching detached five-car garage and guest quarters. A Lincoln Log, four-horse stable and corrals are within walking distance from the house. 665 acres have been planted in almonds over the past four years. Numerous huge storage buildings could be rented out for additional income or used as an indoor horse facility and

Hilleby Almond Ranch California v Yolo County v Woodland

arena, airplane hanger, collectables storage and display or a great place to hold very large events. This ranch comes with a 2,500-foot airstrip and taxis right to the office. $25,000,000.

Long Valley Ranch

Albion River Park

California v Monterey County v San Lucas

California v Mendocino Co. v Albion

Own a private, riverfront estate six miles south

This historical 8,544-acre property is a classic California ranch just over an hour’s drive from Carmel,

of the historical village of Mendocino. This

property sits at the mouth of the Albion River Monterey, Pebble Beach, Salinas and Paso Robles. It is fenced and cross-fenced and runs 1,000 cows and goes up the river for 3,700+ feet. Enjoy the for the winter and 500 year round. The property is equipped with a 7,600-square-foot barn with an splendor of wildlife, the magnificent towering enclosed tack room, 200' by 300' roping arena, corrals and a 3,200-square-foot shop. There is plenty redwoods or navigate up river to relax and of water from six wells, eight 18,000-gallon water tanks and 30 500-gallon troughs. The ranch features fish or head out to sea. Known as Schooner a fully restored 1800s Victorian home, a caretaker’s home and a new hacienda in a private valley with

Landing Park, it has 41 campsites with 25 full

beautiful mountain views. This property would make a special place to live or develop. $12,750,000.

hook-up sites with power, water and sewer. There is a concrete boat ramp, docks, three rental houses along the river and an owner’s home on top of the ridge. $2,950,000.

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Cross My Heart Ranch California v Lassen County v Janesville

With a breathtaking backdrop of Diamond Mountain and the heavily timbered hillside, this ranch and its headquarters have a spectacular setting! This 582-acre fenced and cross-fenced

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ranch is irrigated by Baxter Creek for over a mile. You have no pumping costs and can run 350 pair for the summer. The ranch sits directly adjacent to the Bass Hill Wildlife Area, known for its magnificent deer migration and trophy mule deer. The ranch has a nice ranch home, barn, shop and corrals. $3,250,000. Volume 33 Farm&Ranch West

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Historic Montana Ranches

Montana v Big Horn, Powder River & Rosebud Counties Wyoming v Campbell & Sheridan Counties

All near Sheridan, Wyoming, the properties of the Historic Montana Ranches, totaling over 80,000 acres, offer one of the most historic and significant land assemblages in the United States. Established in the late 1800s and early 1900s, the properties include the legendary OW, V Bar C, Pitchfork, Wolf and LX Bar ranches along with two downtown Sheridan office buildings and the old Birney Store & Saloon. In addition, there are five miles of the Tongue River, Powder River frontage, 12+ creeks, five headquarters, spectacular western scenery, livestock production, water rights, wildlife and valuable mineral interests. The two downtown office buildings are in Sheridan, Wyoming, and the LX Bar is in Campbell County, Wyoming. The remaining ranches and saloon are in three Montana counties just across the state line, set along the Tongue River Valley and Hanging Woman Basin. The OW and V Bar C ranches are within a 45-minute drive of Sheridan. The Pitchfork and Wolf ranches are 35 minutes and 60 minutes respectively from Billings, Montana. $75,000,000.

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Grand River Ranch Colorado v Grand County v Kremmling

Grand River Ranch features magnificent ranches and homesites spread over more than 19,000 acres of scenic alpine landscape in Grand Countyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Middle Park near Kremmling. The ranch is just a two-hour drive northwest of Denver, 45 minutes from Steamboat Springs and five minutes from Kremmlingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s jet-accessible airport. Each property is uniquely different with owner access to five exquisite common areas including the equestrian center with outdoor arena, sporting clays shooting range, stream and lake fishing with day and overnight cabins and the full-service Grand River Ranch Lodge with overnight accommodations, fine dining and entertaining area. Terrain varying from lush meadows to timbered high country offers ranch owners a convenient refuge with exceptional amenities. Homesites from $1,350,000 to $1,750,000 and ranches from $1,950,000 to $8,700,000.

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Argonaut Farm Colorado v Garfield County v Glenwood Springs

This historic lifestyle ranch contains approximately 1,135 acres of meadows and forest in a pristine valley bordering national forest and the Sunlight Ski Area just six miles from Glenwood Springs. The impressive estate features an impeccably remodeled main residence, recreation and guest homes, three cabins, barns, equestrian facilities and several ponds. Four Mile Creek flows through the ranch for over a mile and provides ample water rights. $27,500,000. Contact Billy Long or Ron Morris.

Castle Cliff Farm Colorado v Douglas County v Castle Pines

Within the upscale community of Castle Pines between Denver and Colorado Springs, this 52acre equestrian estate offers breathtaking views, clean air, privacy and wildlife, yet is close to larger city amenities and is minutes from the Country Club at Castle Pines featuring a championship golf course and lodge. The gated entry leads to an exquisite 10,000-square-foot, French Country mansion with a double staircase, parlor, billiards room, library, study/office, four bedrooms and five fireplaces. Equestrian facilities include a 31-stall horse barn, outdoor arena, caretakerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s home, six turn-out pastures, hay storage, a tool shed and more. $10,700,000. Contact Billy Long or Ron Morris.

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Splendid 185 acres on the wide Colorado River are completely surrounded by public lands on four sides. Along with five ponds, 1907 water rights allow flood irrigation of 80 acres of pasture. Tall trees and thick grassy meadows invite fishing, hunting and ranching in total solitude. The ranch has legal access at the end of a quiet country lane, and electric power is on site. At 7,200 feet in elevation, this ranch would make the perfect retreat. Only 45 minutes to Beaver Creek/Vail, near Kremmling and

Colorado River Meyer Ranch Colorado v Grand County v Kremmling

Radium State Park and just two and a half hours west of Denver, this is a dramatic setting for relaxing in a peaceful place. $2,700,000.

281-Acre MD Ranch Colorado v Park County v Guffey

Rocker 7 Ranch

Gently placed at the base of 10,000-foot Castle Mountain, the MD Ranch has expansive views Colorado v Park County v Jefferson of Pikes Peak and tremendous privacy. End of the road, with 100 acres of tall trees and grassy This turn-key, luxury equestrian ranchette snow. This home has 4,826 square feet, four bedrooms, four baths, an oversized three-car garage,

this simply magnificent ranch is 90 minutes to Breckenridge or Colorado Springs by Florrisant

and tack room, round pen and hay barn. Near

meadows, this is Colorado at its best. Enjoy abundant sunshine, cool summers and light powder

offers 35 fenced acres just 75 minutes southwest of Denver. There is an updated log home plus

in-floor heat, three fireplaces and large windows throughout. There are awe-inspiring views in all separate caretaker’s home, an 80' by 60' indoor directions. The fenced pasture has a small barn, well and electricity. Close to fishing and trails, arena and six-stall barn with heated wash bay and has no covenants or restrictions. $1,000,000.

300-Acre RJP Ranch Colorado v Park County v Fairplay

national forest at Jefferson, Colorado, this ranch is one mile to Highway 285 on paved county road. There are huge decks, gigantic views and great fishing nearby on the Tarryall. This is a horse lover’s paradise and an escape from the summer heat, just 45 minutes to golf and ski resorts at Breckenridge. $475,000.

Featuring mountain splendor on 300 grassy acres just 10 minutes south of Fairplay in central

Girten Land Company

Fully fenced with level, sub-irrigated meadows, this ranch has aspen groves, elk habitat,

Art Girten, Broker/Owner Realtors Land Institute

mountain views, privacy and is not subject to any conservation easements or restrictions.

Box 9825 • Breckenridge, CO 80424

Colorado, on Weston Pass Road, the RJP Ranch offers ponds, a small creek flowing through this lush parcel, several barns and outbuildings and a lovely, updated, three-bedroom home.

Landowner preference elk tags are included. This ranch is 40 minutes to Breckenridge ski and golf resorts and two hours to Colorado Springs or Denver. $875,000.

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Price

change!

This

5,901+-deeded-acre,

contiguous ranch is located just seven miles southwest of Hayden and 40 minutes from Steamboat Springs. Ample water is provided by 15 spring-fed reservoirs. With its abundance of wildlife, including elk, deer, mountain lion, black bear, grouse and sage chickens, along with the three fishing reservoirs stocked with rainbow, brook, cutthroat, cut bow and brown trout, this ranch would make an ideal hunting or recreational property. Power is at the lower end of the property. $8,260,000. Contact Mark McNamee at 307 760-9510.

Stokes Canyon Ranch Colorado v Routt County v Hayden

Duck Creek Ranch Wyoming v Niobrara County v Lusk

Yellowstone River Ranch Montana v Rosebud County v Forsyth

Located approximately five miles east of Forsyth

and lying along 3.4 miles of the Yellowstone Well-balanced and productive, Duck Creek Ranch is 16 miles east of Lusk, Wyoming with 7,605± River are 1,201± acres of extraordinarily diverse total acres: 5,170± deeded acres and 2,435 state lease. 1,355 irrigated acres are under nine lowsporting property. The 876.29 deeded acres pressure pivots located throughout the ranch. Owner-rated at 600 cow/calf pairs year round, the consist of 93.3 irrigated acres, 358.3 acres ranch includes an excellent set of improvements with two residences, several outbuildings and enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, two large feedlots. $5,500,000. Contact Cory Clark at 307 334-2025. 15.5 dry land crop acres and 409.19 range and riparian acres. There are 324.83 acres State of Montana lease which consist of 19.9 irrigated acres, 142.9 dry land crop acres and 162.03 range and riparian acres. This property is a sportsman’s paradise with prime habitat for mule deer, whitetail deer and antelope, as well as excellent upland birds and waterfowl. $1,750,000. Contact Denver Gilbert at 406 697-3961 or Cory Clark at 307 334-2025.

Seven Mile Creek Ranch Wyoming v Goshen County v Jay Em

Located 24 miles north of Lingle, Wyoming are 10,696 total acres: 10,176 deeded acres, 400 acres State of Wyoming lease and 120 acres BLM lease. Seven miles of year-round live water, three miles

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of underground pipeline along with nine working windmills and six wells with submersible pumps located throughout the ranch provide excellent quality and quantity of water for livestock and wildlife. Owner-rated at 400 animal units year round. The property features two sets of building improvements. Wildlife includes mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, turkey, sharp-tailed grouse and other upland bird species. $5,300,000. Contact Cory Clark at 307 334-2025.

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This superb ranch is four and a half miles southwest of Lusk, Wyoming. The entire ranch is contiguous, consisting of 13,918± total acres: 12,065 deeded, 1,120 State of Wyoming lease and 733 BLM lease acres. The ranch is capable of running approximately 600± cows annually. Over nine miles of live water traverse the ranch. An abundance of wildlife including

Rawhide Ranch Wyoming v Niobrara & Goshen Counties v Lusk

a residential elk herd is found in the widely dispersed ponderosa pine and cedar treecovered ridges. $11,500,000. Contact Cory Clark at 307 334-2025.

Lazy L7 Ranch

South Dakota v Pennington County v Creighton

This exceptionally beautiful ranch consists of 8,183± total acres: 7,118 deeded, 640 State of South

Hunter’s Choice Game Ranch

Dakota lease and 425 BLM lease. The ranch is 23 miles northwest of Wall, South Dakota. The Nebraska v Sioux County v Harrison property is owner-rated for 400± head of mother cows year-round with four miles of the Cheyenne This magnificent 1,140±-acre game ranch River traversing the ranch. Water is supplied via pipelines that feed into tire tanks located strategically

represents a rare opportunity to own one of

throughout the ranch, allowing for ample water for livestock and wildlife. Improvements include the most scenic western investments in the real two homes, guest quarters and several outbuildings. Excellent habitat for wildlife. $3,440,000. estate market today. The entire ranch, including 640 deeded acres and 500 acres private lease,

Contact Denver Gilbert at 406 697-3961 or Cory Clark at 307 334-2025.

is fenced with over five and a half miles of top-of-the-line 8-foot high game fence with no interior fences. Two windmills on the deeded ground and two on the lease ground provide water to the ranch. Large pine and cedar treefilled canyons open into heavily covered native grass draws and hillsides to provide an ideal habitat for a number of big game species. This exceptional offering includes a State of Nebraska game license. $790,000. Contact

River Ranch

Mark McNamee at 307 760-9510.

Wyoming v Converse County v Douglas

The 480±-deeded-acre River Ranch allows for easy management of the entire operation with two and a half miles of highway frontage. The one and a half miles of Shawnee Creek and three-fourths of a mile of the North Platte River, lined with mature cottonwood trees, provide natural protection and live water for livestock and wildlife. The ranch is owner rated at 20 cow/calf pairs year round along with an additional 125 to 150 head of sheep. 236 irrigated acres annually produce 450 to 500 tons of grass and alfalfa hay. Improvements include two residences, a 48' by 96' Tomlinson building, several other outbuildings and a pipe feedlot. $1,595,000. Contact Cory Clark at 307 334-2025.

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A very unique hideaway 20 miles west of Laramie, Wyoming, this is 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 230' by 150' horse arena is perfect for training and working horses and is available year round for many events. This is a wildlife haven for elk, whitetail, mule deer, pronghorn, turkey, red-tail fox, bald eagle and an occasional moose, with excellent fishing on all three forks

Snowy Range Ranch Wyoming v Albany County v Laramie

of Mill Creek and the Little Laramie River. Snowy Range Ranch offers endless possibilities for year-round leisure. 23,857± deeded acres, 28,047± total acres. $25,000,000.

These 7,525± deeded acres of meadows, irrigated pastures and native rangelands, are 17 miles northwest of Laramie, Wyoming and just off I-80 and Highway 12. Enjoy excellent hunting with exceptional fishing on over six miles of Browns Creek and the Little Laramie River. Operated as a cow/calf operation and a summer yearling enterprise, the property offers many improvements, including watering structures and fencing along with two sets of working corrals. The main residence is a restored two-story, four-bedroom, three-bath log home featuring a large sun porch, patio and

Brown’s Creek Angus Ranch Wyoming v Albany County v Laramie

fireplace. A bunkhouse is perfect for seasonal help. Co-listed with James Rogers, Pinedale Properties, Inc, 307 367-6683. The property can be split and sold as two parcels: 1,340± acres north of 1-80 for $670,000; 6,185± acres south of I-80 for $6,250,000; the entire ranch of 7,525± acres for $6,920,000.

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Sunny Valley Shamrock Ranch

Wyoming v Albany County v Laramie

Sunny Valley Shamrock is well known as a top breeder of high-altitude Angus cattle. The ranch consists of 2,662± deeded acres with 160 acres BLM, 160 acres of Wyoming state lease and water rights on 2,436± acres. Just 20 miles west of Laramie, Wyoming, near Browns Creek Ranch and contiguous with Snowy Range Ranch, the area is home to antelope, whitetail and mule deer and an occasional elk. The headquarters consists of the exceptional corrals, barns, equipment sheds and sale barn used for the annual bull sale. The current owners’ home has four bedrooms, two baths and an office. There is also a restored manager’s log home and seasonal help housing. $3,650,000.

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Spectacular Wyoming landholding is one contiguous block with water, trees and excellent views of the Colorado peaks of the Never Summers and Rocky Mountain National Park only 15 minutes from Laramie, Wyoming. The 11,981 deeded acres, with 1,060± acres BLM and 640 acres State of Wyoming lease, feature rugged topography from heavily timbered slopes to sandstone bluffs reminiscent of Arizona. An outstanding recreational and ranching

Double X Ranch Wyoming v Albany County v Laramie

opportunity along the Front Range corridor, this will be the only large holding available in the area in the foreseeable future. This wildlife haven runs over 600 elk at times. $15,000,000.

Burch Ranch Wyoming v Carbon County v Baggs

In the Little Snake River valley of southern

Horse Creek Ranch

Wyoming, just north of the Colorado border, the Burch Ranch is a productive and attractive

Wyoming v Sublette County v Pinedale

280±-acre property with a nice 3,300-square-

Just 25 miles west of Pinedale, Wyoming, 1,760± deeded acres have water rights for 981± acres. This property is split into two parcels with a hay and winter headquarters of 1,120± acres and a 640±-acre summer pasture with a small BLM permit for 65 AUMs. The winter headquarters currently produces 200± tons of hay and summers 200 yearlings. Excellent views are provided of the Wyoming Range; Merna Butte is adjacent to the property with no vehicle access on the forest behind. Mule deer and moose frequent the ranch, along with antelope and elk. Horse Creek flows through the ranch for one mile. $4,250,000.

Nay Ranch

foot home overlooking the valley with superior views of the nearby mountains. Burch Ranch borders the river, with hay meadows and cottonwood trees in the bottomland and more hay meadows by the home in addition to barn, shop and working corrals. The ranch is just across the road from an equestrian facility with a large indoor barn and a 7,000' lighted and paved airstrip. This perfect small ranch is move-in ready. $1,260,000.

Colorado v Moffat County v Craig

This beautiful property consists of 700± acres in the mountains of northwest Colorado, an area noted for its scenery. Located just south of the Wyoming border, 45 miles northeast of Craig, Colorado and 35 miles southeast of Baggs, Wyoming, the property varies from lush mountain meadows, some sage pasture and serviceberry with oak and aspen trees. The landscape and habitat are home to many deer and elk, offering good hunting opportunities. The cabin on the ranch has two bedrooms, a bath and an open-area kitchen and living area. $1,400,000.

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Willow Springs Ranch Arizona v Mohave County v Kingman

Fully off the grid, this exquisitely improved gentleman’s ranch offers two year-round springs on the deeded land at the headquarters, all in a very private and scenic setting in the Black Mountains of northwestern Arizona. The ranch consists of 360 deeded acres and a 50-head BLM lease. The headquarters is on a 160-acre private property island surrounded by public land. The main compound with casitas, a guest home and a labor home are all custom built with a rustic flavor and building style. There is a 2,875' graveled runway for fly-in/fly-out convenience and a lake at the headquarters. $3,250,000. Paul Groseta 928 634-8110, paul@headquarterswest.com.

San Pedro River Horse Ranch

Arizona v Cochise County v Benson

This full-service 254-acre horse breeding facility in a very scenic part of Arizona has 55 acres of irrigated Bermuda pastures and room for all your horse needs. Carefully designed as a horse breeding facility, San Pedro River Horse Ranch includes a rammed earth owner’s residence, a straw bale caretaker’s residence, a Barnmaster barn with 12 stalls, a mare motel with seven stalls and much more. The San Pedro River, which runs nine months out of the year, is the border to the east for half a mile. The scenery and climate are exceptional. This is a rare opportunity to purchase a beautiful horse property on one of the best-kept secrets of the southwest—the San Pedro River. Sam Hubbell 520 455-5834, samhubbell@headquarterswest.com.

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76 Ranch Arizona v Graham County v Safford

This beautiful ranch lies in the northern end of the Sulphur Springs Valley of southeastern Arizona. The ranch contains 4,400 deeded acres and 66,000 acres of state and federal leases. The carrying capacity is rated at 1,350 head of livestock annually. The exceptional owner’s home has an “antique barn” wood exterior, wood and slate floors, granite counters and picture windows with sweeping views in all directions. There are two cowboy camps for ease of operation. The ranch is well fenced and watered with a wonderful year-round climate. This is a quality ranch of a size that is becoming increasingly hard to find in a very scenic area of Arizona. $5,000,000. Please call Walter Lane at 520 792-2652 for more information.

Wild Horse Ranch Arizona v Cochise County v Benson

Wild Horse Ranch is eight miles north of Benson, Arizona, in the San Pedro River Valley. Space, beauty and privacy are its hallmarks. So are its wonderful views of surrounding mountains. Carefully and thoughtfully designed and constructed as a horse raising, training and boarding facility on 39.6 acres, it includes a home, large barn with four covered stalls and attached outdoor runs, two laser-leveled irrigated pastures, four turnout pens (two irrigated, two “dry”), a full-size riding arena, two round pens, four additional covered stalls with partially covered runs, wash racks, dog house with run attached, 7,000 feet of top-rail noclimb perimeter fence, and over a mile of white vinyl fencing. Zoned RU-4. $1,150,000. Please call Fred S. Baker at 520 455-5834 or view our website for more information.

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Wilderness In-Holding Colorado v Grand County v Granby

This is a private compound with luxurious comforts in a wilderness setting near the worldclass skiing, restaurants and shops of Winter Park, Colorado. These 108± self-contained acres within the Arapaho National Forest boast trout-filled streams, ponds and unrivaled mountain views. Hundreds of miles of pristine riding, hiking and ski trails are accessed from the ranch. Extensive improvements, including caretaker’s quarters and a large lodge, are nestled in a wildflower-filled alpine meadow. $2,900,000. Jack Kavanaugh, 303 909-1706.

CJ&L Ranch Colorado v Gunnison County v Cimarron

The CJ&L Ranch is 391± acres of the most pristine and impressive acreage that Colorado has to offer. Near Blue Mesa Reservoir and the Uncompaghre National Forest, it is absolutely gorgeous with views of the deep river canyon,

Little Bates Hole Ranch Wyoming v Natrona County v Casper

About 45 minutes southeast of Casper, Wyoming, Little Bates Hole Ranch is comprised of 3,040± deeded acres and approximately 5,000± acres of Bureau of Land Management land. It is situated on nearly two miles of Bates Creek in the historic Bates Hole area. The fantastic mule deer and

magnificent rock structures and heavily vegetated antelope provide great hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities, and Bates Creek offers trout mountainsides. Three cabins are meticulously fishing. The ranch has year-round access and is currently used for summer grazing. $2,200,000. kept, impressively furnished and most inviting Offered by Fuller Western of Wyoming, Susan Pokorny and Timmery Hellyer, 307 332-3710. in a manicured setting. Impressive decks capture the panoramic views of the ranch. Approximately a mile of the Cimarron River, including both sides, runs through the property. $4,500,000. Tom Porter, 303 445-1675.

Historical Valley Farm Colorado v Rio Grande Co. v Monte Vista

This incredible 200±-acre farm has great history, excellent water rights, beautiful cropland, the most gorgeous river bottom you can imagine and a lovely home. The farm is in alfalfa and has also grown wheat and barley. The fully fenced property has 117± acres under pivot with an

#3-priority water right, plus the 1,000-gpm irrigation pivot, has plenty of water to continue to

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produce above-average yields with proper farming. The beauty of the farm and its history can

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additional 30± acres flooded. The farm, with its

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only be appreciated by seeing it in person. $1,750,000. Paul Machmuller, 719 742-3605.

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Williams Fork Ranch

Colorado v Routt County v Pagoda

4,023± deeded acres and a 1,800±-acre BLM grazing lease are currently utilized as summer cattle pasture and a commercial hunting operation. The Williams Fork River runs through the ranch for more than two miles. It is 44± miles to Steamboat Springs and 24 miles to an airport served by Delta and United. Numerous building sites offer dramatic vistas and privacy. Opportunities for hunting, fishing and hiking on the ranch are exceptional. Steamboat Springs offers a wide array of shops, restaurants, golf and entertainment. $10,650,000. Jack Kavanaugh, 303 909-1706.

Green Mountain 46 Ranch Wyoming v Fremont County v Jeffrey City

Wiant Ranch Wyoming v Carbon County v Saratoga

Green Mountain 46 Ranch is in central Wyoming situated on Middle Cottonwood Creek and Seven miles east of Saratoga, Wyoming, the Sheep Creek at the base of Green Mountain. It encompasses 45,000± total acres, of which 3,570± Wiant Ranch includes 1,350± deeded acres, acres are deeded, 3,430± acres are State of Wyoming lease and the remainder is BLM. Inhabited by 320± acres BLM and 320± acres State of a variety of wildlife, the ranch qualifies for landowner hunting permits for elk, deer and antelope. Willow-lined creeks, irrigated meadows and rocky ridges accent the rangeland, while much of the

Wyoming lease. Approximately 240 deeded acres are irrigated. Live water in Ceder Creek,

mountain has pine forest dotted with aspen and open parks. The manager’s house and quality open hay meadows, rolling sagebrush hills, a working corrals complete the cattle operation. $2,950,000. Offered by Fuller Western Real Estate

rugged canyon, a historic draw and ridges dotted

of Wyoming, Susan Pokorny and Timmery Hellyer, 307 332-3710.

with junipers and rock outcroppings combine

Bader Gulch Ranch Wyoming v Washakie County v Ten Sleep

This pristine mountain setting encompasses

to create the terrain. The ranch is home to mule deer, antelope and trout. $2,950,000. Offered by Fuller Western Real Estate of Wyoming, Susan Pokorny and Timmery Hellyer, 307 332-3710.

1,740± total acres of which 1,460± acres are deeded and 280± acres are BLM. Live water from several springs flows into Bader Gulch and sub-irrigates native grass meadows. Bader Gulch flows the width of the property and provides water for wildlife and livestock. Currently operated as a summer grass cattle ranch, this property has impressive populations of

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deer and elk and would make an excellent hunting and recreational ranch. $1,395,000. Offered by

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Fuller Western Real Estate of Wyoming, Susan Pokorny and Timmery Hellyer, 307 332-3710.

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This magnificent big game hunting ranch, just north of Cedaredge, is on 1,577± acres. Highway 65 splits the ranch almost in half! Three yearround creeks; beautiful alpine forests with aspen, spruce, mountain meadows and oaks in the lower elevations; breathtaking views in all directions; and awesome elk, deer, bear and turkey hunting in Units 411 and 52 make this a fabulous property. Electric is to the property and its cozy hunter’s cabin. The eastern 900± acres

Hunter’s Paradise Colorado v Delta County v Cedaredge

border national forest. The seller will consider selling either side of the highway, as both offer excellent development potential. The seller is a licensed Realtor in Colorado. $8,750,000.

Campbell Ranch Colorado v Delta County v Delta

Hidden Lakes Colorado v Delta County v Delta

These 592± acres on the Uncompahgre offer all the amenities of a mountain ranch! Numerous lakes and ponds, with excellent water rights for irrigating the 225± acres of many meadows and pastures, meander through the ranch. Excellent big game hunting abounds in Unit 62. This recreational paradise borders both BLM land

This beautiful working cow ranch (500 cows) has a total of 2,356± deeded acres. The lower deeded portion consists of 300± acres in irrigated pastures along with 886± acres of dry land grazing and includes two homes, outbuildings, etc. The upper deeded portion consists of 1,170± acres of ponderosa pine, spruce, pinyon and cedar with a nice balance of high mountain meadows, upland grazing, springs, oaks and canyons that make for an ideal wildlife paradise. The ranch offers excellent big game hunting in Unit 62 and borders both national forest and BLM lands. Summer and fall pasture is supplemented by permits on both the adjoining 13,000 acres of BLM land and 17,000 acres of U.S. Forest Service land. $7,750,000. The seller will consider staying on as ranch manager. Adjoining 592±-acre parcel is also available. Call Brian today!

and the Uncompahgre National Forest. Enjoy the log cabin with all the amenities of home and only 20 miles west of Delta. $3,500,000. The 2,356± adjoining acres are also available.

Hunt Unit 62 Brian Mason 263 Main Street Delta, CO 81416

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Colorado v Montrose County v Montrose

Extreme big game hunting property, Unit 62 offers these 720± acres of awesome recreational opportunities bordering thousands of acres of BLM land. A beautiful year-round creek borders the property to the east. The property has numerous springs and ponds and includes a small hunting cabin. Piñon, juniper, cedar, aspen and spruce provide cover on this land with excellent elk, deer and bear hunting as well as incredible views. The property is just off of old Highway 90, just 20 minutes to Montrose. $1,495,000.

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Serenity Colorado v Delta County v Crawford

Located in the Smith Fork Valley, just outside Crawford, big views of the West Elks, Needle Rock and much more can be had from this property in big game hunt Unit 53 with national forest access just minutes away. This beautiful 95±-acre ranch comes with a custom five-bedroom, two-bath, 3,242±-square-foot log home, which includes a full finished basement. Comfy rooms and cathedral windows in the

living room take in views from all sides. A nice deck allows one to enjoy the wildlife, including turkey, deer and elk. Several outbuildings and irrigated water complement 20 to 30± acres of pasture. The Smith Fork of the Gunnison River flows through the property, which has easy access, yet is very private and serene. $1,300,000. Co-listed by Judi Schmalz and Brian Mason.

Harts Basin Ranch Colorado v Delta County v Eckert

Paradise—that’s how you’ll come to view this ranch! Simply one of western Colorado’s best, this 1,871±-acre ranch is currently a working cow/calf operation with 400 head. It is also an excellent

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hunting property! The ranch includes a Forest Service permit, irrigation water and live water Colorado v Delta County v Crawford year round and two homes. Adjacent to Deer Creek golf course, adding to the great development potential, this ranch has wonderful end-of-the-road privacy. $6,500,000.

Enjoy incredible views of the West Elks, Needle Rock and the valley floor from these 134± acres, 50± of which are irrigated. The private setting offers two homes: a main home of 4,000± square feet and a 1999 (like-new) singlewide. Two huge garages, two horse barns, a tack room with living quarters, hot walker, new hay/equipment shed and irrigated hay and pasture complete the improvements. Observe deer, elk, pheasant and enjoy your very own trout pond out your back door! $2,350,000.

Elk Hunter’s Honey Hole

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Colorado v Mesa County v Glade Park

Snyder Creek and small springs traverse these 308± beautiful mountain acres with gorgeous mountain meadows, ponderosa pines, aspen and spruce trees. Approximately 30 miles from Grand

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Junction in hunt Unit 40, exceptional trophy elk, mule deer, bear and turkey are on this property,

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which borders 689 acres of BLM land. An additional 200± acres are available if purchased as one parcel. Elevations range from 8,000' to 9,000', and 308± acres are under a conservation easement. Own a piece of the former Mesa Mood Ranch with total privacy, views and excellent big game hunting. 308± acres for $1,540,000; 200± acres for $1,200,000. Call Brian today!

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The Ranch on Sweetwater

Colorado v Garfield County v Sweetwater

Graciously situated on 411Âą acres, this ranch is the crown jewel of the Sweetwater region. Sweetwater Creek runs through the northern part of the property with extensive habitat enhancement for the native trout, while numerous water rights also provide ample supply for the stocked ponds and irrigated hay meadows. The lodge and guest cabins are immaculately restored structures with historical significance, and the outbuildings have been carefully crafted to provide for an efficient operation. Bordering over a million acres of national forest and the Flattops Wilderness along its eastern side, there are incredible opportunities for hunting and riding as well. Access is easy year round via county maintained roads, with Sweetwater Lake a few minutes away and the Eagle airport, Vail and Beaver Creek all roughly within an hourâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s drive. $11,500,000.

A Joint Venture With Vail Resorts

Dick Kesler

Eagle Office, Eagle, CO

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The Stephens Ranch

Colorado v Garfield County v Sweetwater

Embracing the traditions of the Old West, the 35± acres of the Stephen’s Ranch are overlooked by a comfortable four-bedroom log home with commanding views of the Flattops Wilderness and the Gore Range from its windows and wraparound deck. Senior water rights feed the lush irrigated pastures and private trout pond, making this property a perfect country retreat less than an hour from Beaver Creek and only 30 minutes from the Eagle airport and the conveniences of town. $1,400,000.

The DeClark Ranch Colorado v Garfield County v Sweetwater

The VMS Parcel Colorado v Eagle County v Sweetwater

The VMS parcel encompasses 224± acres of beautiful terrain from the banks of Sweetwater

This ranch offers a magnificent, high alpine setting with a comfortable three-bedroom custom log home overlooking a large pond and the Flattops Wilderness. Elk, deer and a variety of wildlife that water at the trout-stocked pond frequent the irrigated meadows. The property borders over a million acres of national forest, offering outstanding year-round hunting, fishing and recreational opportunities. $1,690,000.

Creek, through the middle pastures, to the higher elevations at the back of the parcel. Bordering BLM land on two sides, this property offers tremendous recreational possibilities with good hunting and miles of open country to explore beyond its borders. Electrical utilities on the parcel have been buried, water rights are available with a plan to expand them, and Irrawady Creek runs through the parcel on a seasonal basis. The property is easily and quickly accessible year round, with great proximity to Eagle, Gypsum and the resorts of Vail and Beaver Creek. $2,000,000.

The Riverside Pastures Colorado v Grand County v Radium

With beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and frontage on the Colorado River, this

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Dick Kesler

Eagle Office, Eagle, CO

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land is steeped in the traditions of the Old West. Bordering BLM land and close to the Radium

David Campbell

State Wildlife Area, its pastures have strong water rights and produce about 65 to 70 tons of

Bridge Street Office, Vail, CO

alfalfa per year. With no structures currently on the land, there are a variety of possibilities for

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this acreage about an hour from the resorts of Vail and Beaver Creek. $1,250,000.

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Bull Cedar Ranch Wyoming v Natrona & Converse Counties v Midwest

A large Wyoming ranch in good cattle country offers world-class elk, mule deer and pronghorn antelope hunting. It includes 41,519 deeded acres, 4,762 acres of state lease and 15,799 acres of BLM lease for a total of 62,080 acres. The sportsmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s haven features trophy mule deer, elk and antelope, plus turkey and sage grouse, and the ranch qualifies for landowner elk tags. Two residences, a hunting lodge, cabin, two sets of shipping pens with scales, good outbuildings and corrals are improvements on the ranch, located north of Casper and one hour from blue-ribbon trout fishing. Terrain ranges from rolling prairie pastures to steep wooded hills with pine and cedar trees. Major drainages include Big Bull Cedar, Little Bull Cedar, Salt Creek, 7L, Gillum Draw and Bobcat. Multiple reservoirs, springs and water wells are throughout the ranch. As one of the largest ranches available for purchase in Wyoming at this time, Bull Cedar Ranch combines exceptional hunting, open vistas, seclusion and a low-overhead ranch operation. $19,950,000.

Cheyenne Canyon Ranch South Dakota v Fall River County v Hot Springs

This 7,100-acre southern Black Hills ranch offers live water, picturesque views, good improvements and abundant wildlife, including elk, deer, antelope and turkey. Over four miles of the Cheyenne River run through the ranch. Awesome rock cliffs overlook the cottonwood-lined river bottoms. Other characteristics of the terrain include pine- and cedar-covered hills, rolling fields, deep draws and secluded canyons. A new water line that feeds 23 water tanks will greatly enhance the wildlife habitat. The custom-crafted log home was designed for entertaining in luxury. Two additional residences, a shop, several barns with water and electricity and corrals complete the ranch, located within a 30-minute drive of Hot Springs and Angostura Reservoir. $7,900,000.

Bismarck Ranch South Dakota v Butte & Meade Counties v Vale

A western South Dakota ranch with live water, wildlife and recreation in good cattle country, over one mile of the Belle Fourche River flows through this ranch with tree-lined river bottoms and plentiful habitat for deer, antelope, turkey, ducks, geese and pheasants. Its 6,042 deeded acres, 640-acre state lease and BLM grazing permit for 552 AUMs. Two center-pivot sprinklers, flood-irrigated meadows and dryland fields for a total of 921 tillable acres. The ranch headquarters is east of Vale near the corridor of the historic Bismarck to Deadwood Trail. $5,500,000.

Wonder View Ranch Wyoming v Crook County v Sundance

An amazing Black Hills setting with 2,486 deeded acres and a 200-acre state lease, this property is situated between Sundance and Devils Tower with highway frontage. The incredible wildlife habitat offered on the ranch includes a good feed base, several natural water holes and plentiful cover. Whitetail deer,

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Merriam turkey and even elk are in the area. High plateaus with 360-degree views, deep draws, rolling hay meadows, secluded canyons and steep hills with pine, oak and cedar trees make the landscape truly an inspirational scene. The recreational possibilities are limitless. $5,750,000.

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Houston Creek Ranch

Wyoming v Crook County v Sundance

Premier Black Hills land with over three miles of Houston Creek winding through the ranch, the property consists of 1,835 deeded acres and 280 acres of lease. Excellent wildlife habitat supports mule deer, elk, wild turkey, sharp-tail grouse and trophy whitetail deer on the property. The centerpiece of the ranch is Macumba Lake, a pretty 8-acre lake that would be perfect to stock for private fishing. Beaver dams, natural springs, water wells and reservoirs are throughout the ranch. From the pretty creek bottoms and pristine valleys to the timbered hills and rocky canyon rims, this picturesque location is a special place to be enjoyed in all seasons. $6,100,000.

Tower View Ranch Wyoming v Crook County v Devils Tower

Here is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to own a ranch close to Devils Tower. These 1,008 acres offer spectacular views of Devils Tower, the Missouri Buttes, the Belle Fourche River Valley and the Black Hills. Excellent development potential includes frontage on Highway 24 for over two miles and five highway approaches. Big rolling fields, rocky canyons and pine- and oak-covered hills make up the terrain. Whitetail deer and turkey are abundant in the area. The ranch is situated on a high plateau with one of the best views of the Devils Tower. This is a very unique opportunity, rich in Western history with tremendous prospects for future generations. $6,050,000.

Dutch Gulch Ranch Wyoming v Crook County v Beulah

Exceptional throughout its 1,190 acres, this ranch propertyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diverse terrain includes rolling fields, rangeland pastures on the north end and canyon lands, valleys and rugged country with pine and bur oak trees on the south. There is abundant natural wildlife cover for elk, deer, antelope and turkeys. There is a possibility of obtaining landowner elk tags. The intermittent South Redwater Creek drainage runs through the canyon area. Located in the highly sought-after territory between the Black Hills and the Bear Lodge Mountains with visibility from Interstate 90, this property is just four miles from Beulah, Wyoming. $2,970,000.

River Bend Retreat Wyoming v Crook County v Hulett

Live water, wildlife and scenery are in a secluded end-of-the-road spot along the Belle Fourche River. About a fourth of a mile of the river flows through this 560-acre property. Whitetail deer, mule deer, turkey and an occasional elk inhabit this property adjacent to a parcel of state land. This is a great recreational getaway in northeastern

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Wyoming. $1,208,000. The owners will split

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the property into two parcels.

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Trail Creek Ranch Montana v Gallatin County v Bozeman

An incredible Montana legacy ranch, Trail Creek is 19± miles from the metropolitan amenities of Bozeman. With 4,720 sprawling acres, this high alpine ranch boasts the headwaters of Trail Creek with an enhanced stretch, which creates a great fishery with resident populations of native Yellowstone cutthroat trout. Two ponds offer additional angling opportunities and attract numerous species of wildlife. The ranch offers diverse views ranging from high mountain timber to lush mountain meadows. Trail Creek Ranch is surrounded by Gallatin National Forest and state lands, producing an outdoorsman’s haven for elk, mule deer, whitetail deer and bear. Well-maintained roads, a newly constructed 800-square-foot rustic log cabin with loft and a 2,000-squarefoot barn add to this secluded haven’s unique composition. $13,500,000.

A rare offering due to its size, the Bar Cross Ranch consists of 11,118 deeded acres, 1,440 acres of state lease and extensive federal land grazing allotments, all in one contiguous block

A Historic Snowmass Canyon Ranch

Colorado v Pitkin County v Aspen

In the most prestigious resort valley in the scenic Rocky Mountains, this 282-acre ranch spans the second longest privately held river frontage on the Gold Medal-designated Roaring Fork River. With one full mile of river, mature cottonwood forest, spring creek, three spring-fed trout ponds and a mile of shared boundary with forested federal lands, this Aspen Valley property represents a rare ownership opportunity for the serious outdoor enthusiast. The present owners have protected the ranch with a conservation easement, but have retained the right to build on two additional homesites and secured generous entitlements with a rare 20-year timeframe from Pitkin County. The entitlements are in addition to the historic structures that still stand. In addition to the trophy rainbow and brown trout, owners share this land with elk, deer, waterfowl, grouse, fox and both bald and golden eagles. $12,500,000.

totaling 31,856 acres. The ranch is 12 miles northwest of Pinedale, an hour southeast of Jackson Hole, and boasts dramatic views of three mountain ranges. Bar Cross borders the Bridger-Teton National Forest, BLM and state lands providing thousands of additional acres for recreation as well as the 1,600-acre Willow Lake. Bar Cross has been used for hay production and cattle grazing in the past. Private trophy trout fishing abounds on approximately three miles of the New Fork River and seven

Bar Cross Ranch Wyoming v Sublette County v Pinedale

miles of Willow Creek that flow through the ranch. A private 40-acre lake and several springfed ponds are stocked with large trout. An incredible variety of wildlife frequents the ranch, including antelope, deer, grouse and waterfowl. Improvements include a four-bedroom main home, additional two-bedroom home, barns, garages, outbuildings and sheds. An additional 903 acres can be purchased, adding another mile of forest boundary and Willow Creek, with evergreens and aspens. Price reduced to $31,900,000.

Irma Lake Ranch Wyoming v Park County v Cody

Named after his daughter, Irma Lake Ranch is a dynamic property integrated in the area that fosters the western spirit epitomized by William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody. First settled by Buffalo Bill as his personal hunting ranch, Irma Lake Ranch is a stunning 500 acres of wilderness area and is a recreational paradise

for wild trout, mule deer and trophy elk. The views of the South Fork of the Shoshone River Valley and Absaroka Mountains are stunning, and the proximity to Yellowstone National Park is unbeatable. With a setting of alpine and park landscape, the ranch is highlighted by six spring-fed lakes, three which are thriving with cutthroat and brook trout. This ranch also has the distinction of being located in one of the finest elk hunting regions in the state and is easily accessible to the Shoshone, Washakie and Bridger-Teton Wilderness areas. The extensive

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improvements of historic and contemporary structures feature the completely renovated and

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updated main residence that overlooks Irma Lake and Buffalo Bill’s hunting cabin, which has

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been preserved in its original condition. $8,900,000.

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Comprised of 3,054± deeded acres, the Schindler Ranch offers fertile river bottom, wide-open pastures and big mountain views of the Beaverhead and Pioneer Mountain Ranges. This picturesque setting is complemented by two miles of riparian corridor on both sides of the upper Big Hole River, along with expansive tracts of aspen groves. Sprinkled along the western portion of the ranch are conifer stands.

Schindler Ranch Montana v Beaverhead County v Jackson

The ranch is an operational cattle ranch with good hay production, water rights, newly enhanced irrigation canals, numerous new stocked ponds and a number of in-progress river enhancement projects. Excellent brook trout fishing, with rainbows and browns, can be found on the two miles of upper Big Hole River as it meanders through the ranch. Natural springs are on site, and these water sources are valuable for attracting big game, as evidenced from the large number of elk that reside on the property and nearby national forest. These recreational components create a paradise for the avid hunter and fly-fisherman. Improvements include a recently upgraded and remodeled homestead serving as the caretaker’s home and a newer home located along the river corridor which functions as the main ranch home. Price reduced to $8,990,000.

The Beaverhead Ranch is 15 miles northwest of Daniel Junction in Sublette County, Wyoming. The county seat of Pinedale is 28± miles to the east, and Jackson Hole, Wyoming is just over an hour north. This well-rounded ranch holds many of the attributes often sought by ranch buyers: proximity and access to public lands, diverse landscape with mountain views and live water on an operational and well-maintained cattle ranch. These 703 deeded acres and 160 BLMleased acres are against the Bridger-Teton National Forest and Wyoming Mountain Range. The Beaverhead offering is a turn-key operation with a beautifully constructed 5,400-square-foot log home, positioned to maximize views of the pasture lands and the three mountain ranges that

The Beaverhead Ranch Wyoming v Sublette Co. v Daniel Junction

define this breathtaking area of western Wyoming. The three creeks that converge on this property offer 2.6 miles of private fishing for native cutthroat trout with an additional 5.25-acre pond that presents an opportunity to catch well-fed, stocked rainbow trout. $5,980,000.

Rolling Thunder Ranch is approximately an hour south of Jackson Hole near the small community of Bondurant. Consisting of 3,579 deeded acres, the ranch offers a varied terrain of rock outcroppings, grassy draws and sagebrush ridges mixed with heavy stands of aspen and conifer trees. By bordering BLM land and two and a half miles of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, thousands of additional recreational acres are accessible. Rolling Thunder is a wildlife paradise with elk, mule deer, pronghorn

Rolling Thunder Ranch Wyoming v Sublette County Bondurant

antelope, moose, sage grouse, ruffed grouse, blue grouse, hawks, eagles and songbirds. Several springs and ponds provide water for the wildlife or livestock and could be enlarged and enhanced to create premium water features and trout habitat. A modest three-bedroom, two- and one-half-bath home is included. Rolling Thunder Ranch is an end-of-the-road property that offers breathtaking mountain views of the Wyoming Range and the Gros Ventre Range. Price reduced to $8,750,000.

With stunning views of the Teton Range and Yellowstone National Park, rolling ridges and groves of aspen trees, Badger Creek Meadows is the ideal combination of breathtaking scenery and proximity to world-class resort towns. These 117 acres are 10 minutes north of Driggs in Teton Valley, one of the most desirable communities in the Rocky Mountain West

Badger Creek Meadows Idaho v Teton County v Tetonia

and only 45 minutes from the famed resort destination of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The Badger Creek drainage is an extremely sought-after nook in this increasingly popular valley. Although the property does not have creek frontage on site, it is only minutes from the renowned Teton River to the west and minutes from Targhee National Forest for endless recreation to the east. The property is well suited for an exclusive gentlemen’s ranch or family compound and is also of great value for

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the conservation easement buyer. Badger Creek Meadows balances an exceptionally private setting

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with access to refined amenities in the heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. $1,950,000.

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Pony Meadows Ranch Montana v Madison County v Po ny

Situated in an area of long-standing family ranches, this beautiful place contains about 1,515 acres comprised of 875 deeded acres and 640 acres of state lease land. About 345 acres are under center-pivot irrigation with good water rights. A very private spring-fed riparian corridor and small scenic lake harbor abundant waterfowl. The ranch has great potential for further pond and stream enhancement and provides an opportunity to run a small commercial or purebred cattle operation. Offered at $2,750,000.

Jordan Ranch

Montana v Gallatin County v Bozeman

The Jordan Ranch sits at the mouth of the Gallatin Valley’s beautiful Hyalite Canyon and is marked by a familiar old rock fence along the east side of the road—a true “postcard” in Big Sky scenery. This historically significant 163acre jewel encompasses about three-quarters of a mile of Hyalite Creek, one of Gallatin Valley’s most desirable and reliable “tail water” streams. The riparian bottom along the creek is graced by classic stands of cottonwood and quaking aspen. Available for the first time in over 70 years, the Jordan Ranch is a must see for buyers who have been patiently waiting to purchase one of the Bozeman area’s premier holdings. Offering Price Reduced to $4,700,000 by Motivated Sellers.

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Founded 1970 as Patrick Bates Land Company

H-Bar-F Ranch

Montana v Musselshell County v Musselshell

The H-Bar-F Ranch contains about 1,440 acres of deeded land lying in the Musselshell River Basin about 30 miles east of Roundup. The river meanders through the ranch for about a mile and a half,

Michael S. Swan Bozeman, Montana

866 999-7342 www.bateslandco.com

providing tremendous habitat for pheasant, elk and whitetail deer. Solid numbers of elk migrate out of the heavy timber in the fall to graze the lush river bottoms and croplands. Irrigation water rights for future development of cropland are on approximately 200 acres. At under $1,200 per acre, the ranch is well priced in today’s recreational land market. Offered at $1,680,000.

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Crandall Creek Ranch Utah v Summit County v Oakley

This wonderful block of land encompasses about 5,340 acres of Northern Utah’s most beautiful mountain land, only a 40-minute drive from Salt Lake City. Excellent numbers of big game and wildlife are harbored in large stands of quaking aspen, spruce and alpine fir. Crandall Creek Ranch borders Rockport Lake State Park and is very close to the Weber River’s wonderful trout fishery. Water rights are in place for 74 acre-feet of water. Zoning allows 49 homesites—because of its natural beauty and development value, the ranch has excellent potential for a conservation easement. No finer opportunity remains to own a more attractive and significant holding so close to Park City’s amenities. This ranch possesses every element for a genuine legacy investment. Offered in April 2008 at $17,355,000. Price Reduced 38% to $10,750,000.

Here’s the real thing—4,895 acres of deeded land with excellent access in some of the most beautiful country on the North Slope of the High Uinta Mountains and only 150 miles from Salt Lake City. The Lonetree Ranch possesses remarkable irrigation water rights for 2,355 acres of stunning meadows. Sparkling creeks lace the ranch’s entire length, and it straddles the Henry’s Fork River for about one and a half

Historic Lonetree Ranch

miles—all combining to create excellent habitat

Wyoming v Uinta County v Lonetree

450 head of cattle on a year-round basis—

for big game and trout. The ranch carries about enough to pay a good manager and operating expenses. This unusual offering represents a rare opportunity to own one of the most productive and attractive ranches situated within two hours of Salt Lake available in the last 20 years. Two jet-capable airports are within an hour’s drive. Previously Offered at $12,300,000 - Price Reduced 43% to $7,000,000.

Huff Creek Ranches

Bates • Sanders • Swan Land Company

Founded 1970 as Patrick Bates Land Company

Utah v Summit County v Coalville

Held in the same family for nearly 100 years, this historic 900-acre holding is now available in two Both parcels have some irrigation water rights and enjoy year-round paved access on Huff Creek

C. Patrick Bates Sam R. Sanders

Road, about eight miles east of Coalville in Chalk Creek Canyon. These beautiful, reasonably

Salt Lake City, Utah

parcels: 345 Acres on Huff Creek for $1,160,000 and 555 Acres in Josh Hollow for $1,350,000.

priced parcels are only a 45-minute drive from Salt Lake City and just 25 minutes from Park City. Offered for Estate Settlement Reasons.

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RIVERLAND MIDWEST WATERFOWL CLUB SELECT

Nebraska ❖ Morrill County ❖ Bridgeport

his one-mile stretch of both sides of the North Platte River in the western Nebraska ﬂyway explodes with waterfowl excitement. The

pond and slough development adjacent to the river is absolutely ﬁrst class. The roost established directly south of this site is the key that makes this place the hot spot to hunt. The trail roads, habitat development, blinds, pits as well as the tree clearing are nothing but impressive. The timbered areas are just as beautiful, providing natural environment for whitetail and turkey. As a result, the deer and turkey hunting is stellar. Come see this one-of-a-kind piece of western Nebraska river ground.

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Mike Lashley 202 W. 2nd, P.O. Box 1889 North Platte, NE 69103-1889

308 532-9300 mike@lashleyland.com www.lashleyland.com

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76-Acre Property Colorado v Boulder County v Longmont

Gaynor Lake lies just south of Longmont, Colorado and comprises a desirable, urban subdivision based around the lake itself. 10515 Mooring Road has the added advantage of being located away from the busy boating scene, but with access to it and even a boatshed and dock to operate from. A stucco and brick structure under tile, the residence is well built and finished and overlooks a huge outlot with fantastic views of the back range. A 5.7-acre building parcel has been divided off from the main lot and comprises part of the offer, allowing a second residence for a family member or manager. The outlot comes with substantial water rights. $3,400,000.

Fairfield Farm Colorado v Boulder County v Boulder

Fairfield Farm provides a 35-acre sanctuary within minutes of the nearby cities. Surrounded by masterful landscaping, the house offers 7,000 square feet of above-grade finished space. Six bedrooms and five bathrooms are built to include a large master and two other suites, one of which is completely self-contained with a separate entrance. The theme has been carried through to a six-stall horse barn with two grooming bays, hay storage and attached runs. The fields are fenced for horses, and the property has a small water right. $2,450,000.

Working Farm The KL Team 4535 Broadway Boulder, CO 80304

303 444-3177 contact@klrealty.net www.klrealty.net

Colorado v Weld County v Keenesburg

This property has been developed for the earnest investor. All improvements have been properly planned and executed with due consideration given to both aesthetic appeal and function and present an opportunity to own a multi-faceted farm capable of generating income while appreciating in value. It is well located for the Colorado hay market, and a successful marketing program is in place. The owner is willing to lease back all or part of the operation. $1,850,000.

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Majestic 249-Acre Ranch

California v Santa Barbara County v Los Olivos

A spectacular 249-acre ranch with incredible views of the entire Santa Ynez Valley offers complete privacy and convenient location two miles from Highway 101. The property is perfect for a vineyard with top-quality soils, or it can be continued as a ranch with abundant “feeding” grass. No expense has been spared in the recently constructed, gorgeous Mediterranean estate that is constructed into three separate areas: gracious, everyday living; indoor/outdoor entertaining areas; and a three-bedroom guesthouse. The home offers six bedrooms in total, eight beautifully tiled baths, a chef’s kitchen with large center island, granite countertops, movable hydraulic bar/ counter and custom cabinetry. Additional highlights are eight fireplaces, fantastic living room, incredible massive master suite with dual closets and baths, inviting family room, temperaturecontrolled wine cellar, gym, saltwater pool, two spas and sauna. The guesthouse is attached by a 60-foot light-filled atrium with French windows. The state-of-the-art barn is complete with a separated veterinarian and grain room and is built specifically for circulation and comfort. There is also a large tractor shed with room for six cars or all equipment. This is a rare opportunity to own a breathtaking ranch estate with rolling hills, vast grassy meadows, a horse lover’s barn and endless views. $25,000,000. www.TheMJRanch.com

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160 Total Acres Oregon v Umatilla County v Pendleton

A totally updated 1975 manufactured home with four bedrooms, two and a half baths, 1,632 square feet on the main floor and a family room in the basement (800 square feet). A large covered porch with views of the Blue Mountains, a two-car garage and a large metal barn complement

100± Acres With a 3,600-Square-Foot House Oregon v Morrow County v Boardman

the home. 91 acres are currently in CRP through 2009. Offering 134 acres with water rights from the creek and a fantastic well, this property has wheel line-irrigated bottoms and great deer and pheasant hunting. Birch Creek runs through the property for a half-mile and offers excellent fishing. A half-mile south of the Pendleton Country Club, this property can be split twice more per

This gorgeous four-bedroom, four- and one- measure 49. Call Kal at 541 969-7358 (cell) or 541 276-0931 (office). $795,000. half-bath, 3,600-square-foot, three-car-garage, one-level home is set on 100± flood-irrigated acres. The home was custom built in 2002. The house is immaculate with granite, marble, cherry wood and oak throughout. An in-ground swimming pool, a crow’s nest for stunning views of the Columbia River and Blue Mountains, a fish pond and a large shop are just a few of the amenities. This house has it all! A large outdoor sitting area near the pool is perfect for barbecuing or enjoying a drink. The property is perfectly landscaped with a variety of plants and trees that blend beautifully. The house has way too much to

The Comrie Ranchette Oregon v Umatilla County v Pendleton

Built in 1985, but added onto in 1990, this 2,708-square-foot, three-bedroom, three-bath home features a large living room, formal dining room, family room, den, two fireplaces, a deck and a large

list on a piece of paper this small. You truly patio. The property has 10.24 solid-set irrigated acres, outstanding views that overlook the country have to see it to believe it. Call Kal Garton for club golf course, a small yard, fencing and a large barn with stalls, corrals and a shop for storage. For a showing at 541 969-7358 (cell) or 541 276- a showing, call Kal at 541 276-0931 (office) or 541 969-7358 (cell). $549,000. 0931 (office). $1,495,000.

Garton & Associates Realtors Kalvin B. Garton, Broker/Owner Accredited Land Consultant 207 SW 9th Pendleton, Oregon 97801

541 276-0931 541 443-2113 www.easternoregonland.com

New Listing! Oregon v Umatilla County v Ukiah

Featuring good access and power close by, these 631.03 timbered acres in the Ukiah Valley feature exceptional timber, pasture and recreational land on Dixie Ranch Road, five miles northeast of Ukiah. $639,000.

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Riding and Hunting Paradise Oregon v Jackson County v Trail

Featuring abundant elk, deer and turkey, these 581 private acres adjoining Big Butte Creek near Lost Creek Lake offer four homesites, irrigated meadows, timber, a 14,000-square-foot covered arena and adjacent BLM land for off-property riding. $2,600,000.

Mountain Shadows Ranch Oregon v Jackson County v Trail

These 182 tranquil acres feature an existing home, an approved homesite, 1.1 million net board feet of marketable timber, a year-round creek, pond with water rights, 36 acres of irrigated hayfield and pasture and a gravity-flow spring that produces abundant water. $2,184,000.

Fish From Your Own Bank Oregon v Jackson County v Eagle Point

These 87.3 special acres offer Rogue River frontage, 27.6 irrigated acres and spectacular views. Access to the Rogue River would allow the addition of irrigation across Rogue River Drive. A buyer would likely replace the house. Currently used for production and grazing, the property includes a BLM permit on 320 adjacent, fenced acres for 23 AUMS. $2,100,000.

Area of Large Farm Parcels Oregon v Jackson County v Ashland

Tom Harrison, Broker 548 Business Park Drive Medford, OR 97504

replacement dwelling with great southern exposure and fabulous views! Fenced and cross-fenced

800 772-7284 541 772-0000

for animals, the property is currently used for hay production and offers a 12-gpm well. $449,000.

www.orop.com

Enjoy 2.48 acres with TID irrigation and a clean, older mobile home ready for your dream

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The Santa Barbara Ranch

California v Santa Barbara County Santa Barbara

Also known as Naples, this pristine oceanfront land has a long and storied history in the Santa Barbara area. Located just minutes from the Bacara Resort and Sandpiper golf course, it is private and pristine, comprised of oceanfront bluff-top parcels with incredible whitewater views up and down the coast. Several beachfront parcels, varying in size from 10 to 20 acres, are offered from $17,000,000 to $20,000,000.

The Gaviota Ranch California v Santa Barbara Co. v Gaviota

This is one of the last unspoiled ranches along the beautiful southern coast of Santa Barbara County. Incredible rock formations look down on the Pacific Ocean from most of this ranch. A unique and private ridge-top valley offers recreational possibilities The Northweststyle log and stone main residence has three bedrooms and four baths. It is tucked into one of the 10 private canyons that wind through this ranch and offer access to pristine beaches. A large garage, horse facilities and a modest

The Murphy L Rafter Ranch California v San Luis Obispo County v Pozo

This is one of the most scenic and beautiful trophy ranches in central California. Adjacent to the quaint little town of Pozo, the ranch was an original farmstead with improvements including three homes built in the 1920s. The main draw of this ranch, however, is the land itself. The topography varies from flat farmland and pasture to oak-covered hills and valleys. Approximately 29 acres of vineyard are on the ranch, mostly planted to Syrah grapes. The Salinas River winds through the southeastern portion of the ranch. The land has a little bit of everythingâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;pasture, rocks, majestic oaks, plentiful water and gorgeous views in every direction. For access, there is a 2,800-foot-long dirt airstrip that was actively used by the prior owners and paved frontage on Pozo Road. 2,485 acres for $7,950,000.

This magnificent property also has potential

Equestrian/Vineyard Estate

tax benefits. Call our office for details. 3,300

California v Santa Barbara Co. v Santa Ynez

managerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s house round out the improvements.

acres for $13,750,000.

Located in the new Santa Rita Hills Appellation, this 496-acre trophy horse ranch has untapped potential in addition to its incredible existing assets. Current improvements include a 7/8mile track with railing, a European-style cross-

Kerry Mormann & Associates 805 682-3242

kerry@CoastalRanch.com www.CoastalRanch.com

country trail, a 6,000-square-foot barn with living quarters and numerous irrigated pastures next to the Santa Ynez River and the Seasmoke Vineyard, known for its premium Pinot Noir. The ranch also has a 6,000,000-gallon reservoir and abundant water. Three other homes and beautiful landscaping make this a ranch of true distinction. $11,000,000.

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Pacific View Ranch, Mariano Rancho and Ventura Beach Ranch

California v Ventura County v San Buenaventura

The properties offered for sale are Pacific View Ranch, with 2,167.27 acres in Ventura County and .38 acre continuing into the city proper; Mariano Rancho (adjacent to Pacific View Ranch) with 1,430.11 acres in the County of Ventura and 215.40 acres continuing into the city proper; and Ventura Beach Ranch, with 11.23 acres in the city of Ventura. Ventura County, on the Pacific Coast of Southern California, forms the northwestern edge of the greater Los Angeles area, nestled between Santa Barbara to the northwest and Malibu to the south. Early Spanish settlers described the area as the “land of everlasting summers” and named the region San Buenaventura, meaning “good fortune.” Today, there is the City of San Buenaventura, commonly called Ventura and Ventura County. Pacific View Ranch, Ventura Beach Ranch and Mariano Rancho total 3,824.39 acres. This picturesque expanse of land is surrounded by beaches, mountains and parks and only minutes from major metropolitan areas and transportation. Visit our content-rich interactive website. View aerial HD video, 360-degree interactive full-resolution panoramas, photographs, a downtown-specific plan, brochure, price and APN numbers.

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6,530-Acre Rolling Meadows Ranch

California v Humboldt County Meyers Flat

This amazing 6,530-acre property includes rolling hills, approximately two and a half miles of Eel River frontage and beautiful forests with a substantial amount of timber. Wildlife opportunities include trophy blacktail deer, wild hogs, black bears, mountain quail, valley quail, grouse, coyotes, bobcats and fishing! The vast acreage has end-of-the-road privacy, but once on the ranch, an extensive road system awaits. There are spectacular views of the river, as well as picturesque meadows surrounded by forests. The previous owner ran 200+ pairs of cattle. In California’s scenic Humboldt County, this ranch is about an hour from Eureka’s airport, yet a world apart. $15,000,000.

798-Acre Ranch in Productive Scott Valley

California v Siskiyou County v Fort Jones

Currently growing alfalfa and corn, utilizing three pivots and 10 wheel lines, this acreage also includes timber in the hills. The ranch is permitted for 800 cows and still has the dairy equipment. It previously sold milk according to the Federal Order. Eight homes add to its improvements, and there is an abundance of alfalfa available in the immediate area. Good water rights, nearby skiing and wilderness areas, blacktail deer, waterfowl, quail, black bear and gorgeous views make this a real paradise. $2,995,000.

4,600 Acres of Paradise

California v Tehama County v Red Bluff

Travel about an hour out of Red Bluff (or Redding) to 4,600± acres of remote recreational paradise:

Four Star Realty & Kevin Sullivan Realty, Inc.

The ranch has historically been used for blacktail deer hunting and has great California black bear hunting. One will also see turkey, pig, quail, bobcat, fox and more. There are numerous water

Jim Redd and Kevin Sullivan

sources, including Wells Creek, which runs with

The Ranch Specialist Team

trout. There is even a nice spring-fed pond in

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rolling hills, green forests and lush meadows.

front of one of the two rustic cabins. The property includes access to thousands of acres of national forest. Enjoy all the seasons here, with nice hot summers and deep, snowy winters. This kind of pristine land is becoming more and more rare. Price just reduced to $2,599,999.

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Beautiful River Road Acres Idaho v Bonner County v Sandpoint

This beautiful property is in gorgeous northern Idaho, near the quaint lake and ski resort town of Sandpoint. Written of in Outside magazine, Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Journal, Sunset magazine, National

Geographic Adventure, USA Today, the New York Times and more, Sandpoint is consistently rated as one of the top towns to live in because of its great dining, arts, entertainment, ski resort, huge lakes, rivers, 80% public lands and mild four-season weather. This property features 690 acres with frontage on the Clark Fork River and borders national forest with about one-third pasture and two-thirds forest land. This is the place for incredible hunting, fishing, recreation, beauty and more! $3,500,000.

The Ultimate Green Retreat Idaho v Boundary County v Naples

Hidden Valley Estates Idaho v Bonner County v Sandpoint

This gorgeous 60-acre estate property is less than five miles from the renowned resort

Bordering two big year-round creeks and a huge block of timber company land, these 130 acres include a huge underground house, two log cabins, a shop and greenhouse. It features conventional, solar and generator electric, plus great private well water. This unique and beautiful property has awesome views, paved county road frontage, a private bridge and gated entrance in close proximity to the quaint town of Naples and less than 30 minutes from the nationally acclaimed resort town of Sandpoint, Idaho, home to great snow skiing, a huge lake and great dining, arts and entertainment. Go to www.NorthwestLandman.com to find out more about this area and this property. $649,500.

Fantastic Wilderness Retreat

Idaho v Bonner County v Sandpoint

town of Sandpoint and the Schweitzer ski area. This great little town was written about as a top place to live in multiple national magazines and features all the needed amenities, a great ski resort, huge Lake Pend Oreille, 80% public lands, shopping, dining, arts and entertainment. Hidden Valley Estates has gorgeous views, pasture, forest and three excavated building sites, a new road system and electric on site. Available in 20 acre parcels. www.NorthwestLandman.com. $795,000.

Featuring 240 acres of wonderful old-growth, middle-aged and young forest as well as open forest meadows, springs and a small yearround creek, this wilderness retreat borders hundreds of thousands of acres of national forest. There are awesome views of Lake Pend

Resort Realty

Oreille, the Selkirk and Cabinet Mountains.

Michael White

Wildlife abounds. A good road system accesses

Land & Ranch Specialist

the property, 25 miles northeast of Sandpoint, Idaho. This nationally renowned resort town has

BS Forest Resources & Ecosystem Management

been written of in numerous national magazines as one of the top places to live because of

208 290-8599 office MDWhite@ColdwellBanker.com www.NorthwestLandman.com

the great ski resort, huge lake, 80% public lands and great dining, arts and entertainment with unlimited recreational opportunities. See more at www.NorthwestLandman.com. $995,500.

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This beautiful 400-acre Quarter Horse ranch and game preserve is in the majestic La Plata Mountain valley just 15 minutes from Durango, Coloradoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s historic downtown area. The ranch headquarters is an exquisitely crafted, new, 12,700+-square-foot, round-log home with dramatic views of the La Plata Mountains. A half-mile of running water, 100 acres of irrigated hay meadows and 300 acres of high-fenced game preserve are home to trophy elk and other game. The ranch would be perfect as a family or corporate retreat and is a great candidate for a conservation easement. Reduced to $6,250,000.

The Avery Ranch Colorado v La Plata County v Durango

Baldwin Elk Ranch Colorado v Montezuma County v Mancos

Mesa Verde Ranch Colorado v La Plata County v Durango

This highly improved 224-acre property has a 5,100-square-fooot, five-bedroom, modern log home with gift shop/guesthouse, barn and livestock handling facility. Situated in the Mancos River Valley with beautiful views of the La Plata Mountains and Mesa

Nestled in the Mancos River Valley, with views of the La Plata Mountains, this 225-acre property has a 1,560-square-foot main cabin, a 832-square-foot guest cabin with a two-car garage, a 1,333-squarefoot barn, a 629-square-foot livestock handling facility with squeeze shoot, a 496-square-foot office/shop building and 110+ acres of high-fenced, irrigated pastures. $2,200,000.

Verde, this ranch has excellent water rights, underground irrigation with fixed and rolling sprinkler systems and over 200 high-fenced acres. $3,150,000.

Division of

An independently owned and operated member of the Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc.

Tom Morse 700 Main Avenue Durango, CO 81301

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Serenity Ranch Colorado v Archuleta County v Pagosa Springs

Rich in natural beauty and surrounded on three sides by the San Juan National Forest, Serenity Ranch encompasses 251 acres of lush open meadows, pine forest, gambel oak thickets, rock outcroppings and large ponds situated to support the abundant wildlife, along with any livestock one might want to keep. $3,200,000 for entire ranch. $475,000 to $650,000 for individual 40-acre parcels.

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It just does not get any better than these 2,200±

Vineyard Mountain Ranch

amazing and beautiful acres in Monterey

2,200± Acres

County, 35 minutes to Paso Robles. They

California v Monterey County v Paso Robles

include every type of topography imaginable, thousands of oaks and pines, year-round

creeks, seasonal ponds, amazing views, plush meadows, abundant wildlife, an interior road system, building sites and paved road frontage. With a coastal influence and around the corner from Parkfield, the 16 legal parcels are surrounded by large ranch holdings. Nothing else begins to compare with the beauty and location of this private Central Coast ranch. Call or email Lynda for a detailed brochure. $5,600,000.

Regan Ranch California v San Luis Obispo County v Lake Nacimiento

Just bring the boat, Sea-Doo watercrafts and horses and enjoy the spectacular views from your 2,300+-square-foot waterfront home on 12± acres with Barnmaster barn. Nestled amongst the oaks in Ranchos del Lago, a gated community with paved road frontage, this oak-studded setting is more like a movie set with a terrific location at the mouth of Swamp John Creek. $1,260,000.

Big Sandy Ranch 480± Acres

California v Monterey County v Indian Valley

This central coast Indian Valley area is 35 minutes to Paso Robles. This enticing and very private recreational ranch is move-in ready and features a three-bedroom, two-bath home, 30' by 50' shop, processing facility, well, 36,000-gallon water storage, phone, perimeter fencing plus eight deer-fenced pastures, nearly private county-maintained road, seasonal Big Sandy River and ponds, meadows, oaks, pines, an interior road system, gorgeous view sites, secluded forested areas, abundant wildlife, solar system permit and more. Under Williamson Act. $1,200,000.

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Horsemanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Paradise at Its Best California v San Joaquin County v Lathrop

These 32 flat and usable acres offer San Joaquin River frontage plus a private 5-acre lake. You can boat, swim and even fish for bass in your own backyard, duck hunt on your private lake or just enjoy the wildlife. You can jet ski, water ski or enjoy boating on the San Joaquin River from your private waterfront. The property is completely fenced and cross-fenced with steel pipe and cable fencing. A custom 22-stall horse breezeway barn is complete with covered arena, tack room and wash and grooming areas. Each stall has automatic waters, rubber mats and a fly spray system, which operates throughout the barn area. A large, all-weather outdoor riding arena; pipe round corral; workshop; and a three-bedroom, two-bathroom doublewide mobile home complement the barn. All the pastures are flood irrigated. Set behind two private gates, the property features a custom five-bedroom, two- and one-half-bath Tudor home with a state-of-the-art kitchen and a three-car garage. The airplane hangar with landing strip for your private plane completes this property. This paradise offers everything for the outdoor enthusiast and an easy freeway commute from all directions. Please call for a private showing.

Residential Real Estate, Inc. Jerry R. Vaughn 600 San Ramon Valley Blvd. Danville, CA 94526

925 831-3353 office 925 200-3030 cell Jerry@JerryVaughn.com www.JerryVaughn.com

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Live in Harmony With Earth’s Natural Architecture Utah v San Juan County v Monticello

Southeastern Utah is brimming with diversity, from red rock canyons to pine-covered mountains. National parks, monuments and federal land provide an endless array of outdoor recreation. To name a few, hiking, biking, climbing, river rafting, four-wheeling, hunting and a top-rated 18-hole golf course make this area a sought-after getaway—the last frontier. It’s no wonder then, that an area known for its breathtaking scenery and unique opportunities would be the home to a truly spectacular home. Oh, to live here at Cave Palace Ranch! This unique home is on 110 acres rich in Anasazi history. An impressive 6,000-square-foot naturally occurring red rock cave has been transformed into this spectacular home with a gorgeous master suite, open floor plan, high ceilings and oversized windows that allow the natural light to bathe the interior of the home. Solar power, a well and propane give you off-grid living at its best, complete with all of the amenities you are accustomed to. $975,000.

Lakeside Cabin in the Tall Ponderosa Pines Utah v San Juan County v Monticello

This log home, tucked in the tall ponderosa pines, is on 10 acres at the base of the Abajo Mountains. Featuring rock fireplaces both inside and out, this fantastic new home has abundant sleeping quarters in the upstairs loft while offering complete privacy in the main-floor master suite. Enormous log beams support and open up the great room from both the upstairs loft and main floor. Located on Long Canyon with the Abajo “Blue” Mountains as a backdrop, this retreat offers a perfect home base for all southeastern Utah has to offer. $1,500,000.

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Wilson Peak Ranch

Colorado v San Miguel Co. v Telluride Region Smart ranch ownership can be yours! Wilson Peak Ranch is 327 pristine acres plus 818 acres of common managed ranch and amenities including world-class sporting clay; a stunning 32,000-square-foot, timber-frame equestrian barn with 21 stalls, a vet facility, lounge, apartment and a gym; a teeming trout pond; and a secluded log guesthouse. Enjoy over seven miles of hiking and snowmobiling trails, one-fourth mile of Fall Creek fishing stream and national forest access. For skiers and snowboarders, the Telluride Ski Resort is just 30 minutes away. Two families can enjoy almost 1,500 acres. Experience the extraordinary pleasure of owning a ranch. Treasure it today and for generations to come. $16,000,000.

George R. Harvey, Jr. Colorado RLI Land Broker of the Year - 2007 ABR, CIPS, CRS, GRI, MRE 237 S. Oak Street â&#x20AC;˘ P.O. Box 37 Telluride, CO 81435

970 369-5373 direct 970 729-0111 cell george@tellurideproperties.com www.theharveyteam.net

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Hidden in the astounding Irish Hills, the spectacular Stanuseich and Serrano Ranches boast breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, Morro Bay and the Los Osos Valley while dominating 1,915± acres. The majestic rolling hills, studded with oak trees, provide exceptional grazing land. Presenting stunning building sites with uncompromised views of picturesque meadows, valleys and canyons, this unique offering is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for ranching or potential residential development of 21 certificated parcels. Stanuseich Ranch $26,000,000 ~ Rancho Serrano $12,000,000.

Stanuseich Ranch and Rancho Serrano California v San Luis Obispo County v San Luis Obispo

Oak Ridge Ranch

Photo by David Gubernick California v Monterey County v Carmel Valley

Oak Ridge Ranch, situated less than 30 miles from Carmel and Pebble Beach, is the ultimate destination with views spreading across her 6,378± acres of rolling, oak-studded, hillside pastures. Extensive improvements include a

picturesque

main

residence,

complete

with guest and manager homes. The many developed springs support the abundant native wildlife. The potential of this timehonored ranching environment and genuinely preserved clandestine estate is exceptionally immeasurable. $33,000,000 or individual large parcels starting at $5,000,000.

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,

Estrella River Ranch

electricity and telephone service. A domestic well and two irrigation wells equipped with electric

California v San Luis Obispo County v Paso Robles

turbine pumps supply water. $9,000,000.

Tonini Ranch enjoys spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean and Morro Rock, with the Los Osos Valley as a backdrop. The 637± acres consist of 140± fertile, irrigated acres, which produce sugar peas, garbanzo beans and hay, with the balance producing native range grasses and a natural forest of various

Tonini Ranch California v San Luis Obispo County San Luis Obispo

trees. The ranch has three cattle pastures and includes a recently modernized, 1908 home with three bedrooms and two baths. Three wells and a pond provide water for livestock, irrigation and domestic use. $7,000,000.

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Creeks, Meadows and Timber

Oregon v Crook County v Prineville

Nearly 1,000 acres offer the best of Central Oregon. Three and a half miles of Ochoco Creek run the length of this awesome ranch. Relax in the 3,500+-square-foot, custom, single-level home surrounded by an all-steel horse fence, terrific barn and peace and quiet. The ranch also hosts a historic oneroom schoolhouse and nearly 300 acres of irrigation rights. $7,000,000.

From the Banks of Central Oregonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Crooked River

McKay Creek Ranch

Oregon v Crook County v Prineville

This newly created 80-acre farm/ranch boasts huge Cascade and valley views, with half a mile of river frontage and half a mile of Lytle Creek. There are several building site options and 47+ acres of irrigation on the fertile river

Oregon v Crook County v Prineville

Offering outstanding hay and pasture production, these 230+ acres feature over a half-mile of McKay Creek with trout and steelhead, two modest homes, two barns, other outbuildings and views of the Cascades and Central Oregon mountains. This is a must see for a hay producer or purebred operators. Owner terms are possible. $1,250,000.

bottom. The final partition is subject to county

Rare Country Estate

approval. This is a great buy at $750,000.

Oregon v Crook County v Prineville

Sun Country Realty

Jerry Hicks 750 NW 3rd St. Prineville, OR 97754

800 847-2228 541 420-0679 cell jerry@cbsun.com www.cbsun.com

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In the heart of Central Oregon, just an hour to Mount Bachelor and the lakes and wilderness of the High Cascades, this property offers incredible views of the Cascades and Ochoco Mountains. The custom home features a huge master suite, outstanding kitchen, indoor pool, formal dining room, billiards room and bar, paved drive, large shop, horse barn, stables and more. An additional 338 acres are available. $3,750,000.

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Piceance Creek Ranch is 28 miles northwest of Rifle, Colorado on Rio Blanco County Road 5 via Colorado Highway 13. The ranch consists of 3,800 deeded acres, 10,240 BLM lease and grazing on 16,985 acres of oil shale claims. The ranch has been a productive cattle ranch with great grass pastures and productive hay meadows. An abundance of water throughout

Piceance Creek Ranch Colorado v Rio Blanco County v Rifle

the ranch generates superior irrigation, stock water and wildlife habitat. Fishing for cutthroat, rainbow and brook trout is second to none with several spring-fed ponds and lakes and Piceance

Creek running approximately four miles through the ranch. The hunting on Piceance Creek Ranch is first class. You will find exceptional wildlife on the ranch, including large herds of mule deer and elk, along with bear, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote and blue grouse. Price reduction: $8,000,000.

The Ranch at Bates Creek is 45 minutes southwest of Casper, Wyoming via Highway 487. In the foothills of the scenic Hay Stack Mountains, The Ranch at Bates Creek has 2,953 acres: 1,166 deeded, 1,323 BLM and 465 State of Wyoming. Bates Creek meanders through the ranch for approximately one mile, providing exceptional fishing for rainbow and German brown trout. Hunting is excellent for elk, deer and antelope with mountainous terrain and abundant water from Bates Creek. The ranch is ideal for the outdoor

The Ranch at Bates Creek Wyoming v Natrona County

enthusiast and sportsman. Improvements along Bates Creek include a homestead house, bunkhouse, shop, barn, corrals and a new Morton building. $1,750,000.

TZ Land & Cattle Wyoming v Carbon County v Saratoga

TZ Land & Cattle Ranch is 15 miles southeast of Saratoga, Wyoming, on U.S. Highway 130. The picturesque ranch consists of 5,530± deeded acres, 740 acres State of Wyoming lease and 410 BLM acres for a total of 6,680 acres. The ranch is a sportsman’s paradise with trophy mule deer hunting and notable antelope and elk hunting. Water from several springs, along with Elk Hollow Creek running year-round, presents an opportunity for great fishing development. Excellent water rights, dating back to 1904, provide irrigation for 1,042± acres of hay meadows. Historically, the ranch has run 400 cow/ calf pair year-round with an additional 400 cow/calf pair in the summer months. $9,500,000.

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Salt Creek Property

Colorado v Mesa County v Grand Mesa

This mountain property offers exceptional views, privacy and recreation, yet is only an hour from Grand Junction! These 300 acres are heavily treed with gambel oak, serviceberry, chokecherry, sage brush and some aspen trees, thus offering excellent habitat for elk, mule deer and black bear. Elevations run from 7,200 to 8,000 feet, and the topography is rolling. This land adjoins BLM for a mile, which adjoins the Grand Mesa National Forest. There is power and year-round access to enjoy the spectacular year-round recreation. $895,000.

High Country Ranch Colorado v Gunnison County v McClure Pass

These 320 acres of spectacular mountain land are located conveniently between Aspen and Grand Junction. This property consists of mostly aspen groves with approximately 80 acres of irrigated hay meadow and offers lots of privacy because there is national forest on three sides. Improvements include a rustic cabin, caretakerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s house, outbuildings and fencing and cross-fencing. Enjoy great hunting for elk, mule deer, bear and turkey. $1,200,000.

These 212 acres of pristine mountain land feature year-round recreation! This property adjoins the Grand Mesa National Forest on two sides, offering elk, deer and bear hunting, trout

Pristine Mountain Land Colorado v Mesa County v Grand Mesa

fishing, snowmobiling, horseback riding and hiking. Two spectacular year-round creeks run through the property for over a quarter-mile. There are huge stands of aspen trees and black timber with grassy meadows and numerous springs. This private high country getaway is only minutes from Powderhorn Ski Resort and an hour from Grand Junction. $1,600,000.

Two Rivers Realty, Inc. Steve Fleming, ALC 125 Grand Avenue, Suite A Grand Junction, CO 81501

800 468-7345 steve@tworiversrealtyinc.com www.tworiversrealtyinc.com

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Cimarron Mountain Ranch Colorado v Montrose County v Montrose

This 1,420-acre mountain ranch will remind you of the high Alps of Switzerland. Breathtaking views and rolling grass meadows mixed with lush aspen pockets provide serenity only interrupted by a cool breeze or the bugle of Rocky Mountain elk. The Cimarron Mountain Ranch, perched atop its own mountain, is just over 20 miles east of bustling downtown Montrose, Colorado. The ranch has an easy commute to year-round commercial air service from Montrose or Gunnison, which is just 45 miles to the east. In the stunning Cimarron Valley, the ranch sits in the heart of Colorado outdoor recreation. Whether throwing a line in the Gunnison River or Silverjack Reservoir, touring national parks, such as the Black Canyon, or traveling through our state’s color tour routes, it is all just minutes away. If you are looking for one of Colorado’s finest ranch properties, you cannot let this jewel pass you by. The ranch is co-listed with RE/MAX Alpine View, C.J. Nevins, licensed assistant to Mark Covington 970 2496658. 1,420 acres for $6,250,000; possible to split: 1,175 acres for $5,175,000 and 245 acres for $1,190,000.

Stillmeadow Ranch Colorado v Hinsdale County v Lake City

These 182 pristine acres are nine miles south of Lake City, Colorado. The Stillmeadow Ranch is a fisherman’s paradise controlling both sides of the Lake Fork of the Gunnison for just under a mile. The jewel of this property is the 5,000±-square-foot Norwegian log home overlooking 70 acres of lush, irrigated meadow. The property also features a 1,960-square-foot caretaker’s home, 4-acre fishing pond, direct year-round county road access and stunning views in all directions. $8,800,000.

Smith Cimarron Ranch

Colorado v Montrose County v Montrose

These 267± acres are a combination of small high mountain ponds, gambel oak, spruce and aspen timber, fantastic views and beautiful meadows. The property begins in the lush meadows of the valley floor at 8,370 feet rising to nearly 8,800 feet where large groves of aspen and areas of Colorado blue spruce serve as home to elk, black bear and deer. Views of 14,000' San Juan Mountain peaks and the Black Canyon National Park make this ranch an ideal spot for a mountaintop lodge. $1,250,000.

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Vimont Fields Colorado v Custer County v Westcliffe

Vimont Fields is a magnificent mountain ranch property in an alpine setting in the sun-drenched Wet Mountains near Westcliffe, Colorado. Topographically diverse, this 40-acre property is forested with mature stands of aspen, gambel oak, river birch, willow and spruce. Open meadows complement sweeping views of the Wet Mountain Valley and the snowcapped 14,000' peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. This is a ranch where quality has not been compromised. Built in 1997 and impeccably maintained, the 2,824-square-foot, three-level, four-bedroom, three-bath home was constructed by a master craftsman to last the ages. Vimont Fields includes valuable water rights for irrigation of the hay meadow. Hennequin Creek, which can be heard from the house, meanders throughout the entire property, offering relaxation and trout fishing. Within three-quarters of a mile is access to thousands of acres of the San Isabel National Forest for riding, hiking and other recreational pursuits. $1,200,000.

Music Pass Ranch

Colorado v Custer County v Westcliffe

Music Pass Ranch is a one-of-a-kind mountain retreat on 160± alpine acres that border the San Isabel National Forest. The Rainbow Trail, a 127-mile foot and horse trail that traverses the Sangre de Cristo range, is literally steps from the westerly border of the property. This private mountain ranch property boasts some of the best views in the Wet Mountain Valley.

The Kelly Ranch Colorado v Custer County v Westcliffe

Situated in southern Colorado’s magnificent Wet Mountain Valley, the 320-acre Kelly Ranch, with excellent water rights to be conveyed at sale, has 300± acres under hay production, producing quality high mountain hay. A modest two- or three-bedroom, two-bath

Lush alpine meadows, aspens, firs, pines and spruce complete this serene setting. There is an abundance of deer, elk, turkey and bear. An ideal property for the fly-fisherman, a stocked trout pond and year-round creek and numerous high mountain streams and lakes may be accessed directly from the ranch. Improvements include a modest caretaker’s home. You can hike, ride your horses or mountain bikes or just relax, take in the views and listen to the sounds of the wilderness. If privacy with sweeping views of the Colorado mountains in an exquisite setting appeals to you, this is the place for you. $1,500,000.

ranch home with a sunroom plus outbuildings for hay storage, equipment and vehicles are in place. The ranch offers commanding views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains to the west and sweeping vistas of the Wet Mountain Range to the east. $1,850,000.

Meadowcliffe Ranch Colorado v Custer County v Westcliffe

Elizabeth H. Watson 112 N. 3rd Street Westcliffe, CO 81252

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Meadowcliffe Ranch is an exceptional 80-acre Western retreat offering gracious and relaxing Colorado mountain living. Goodwin Creek flows through the property within sight and sound of the home. For the fly-fishing enthusiast, there are two well-stocked trout ponds. Valuable water rights, utilized to irrigate the lush hay meadows, will be conveyed with the sale. The four-bedroom, four-bath, 4,530-square-foot ranch home, crafted by Alpine Log Homes and built with standing, dead lodgepole pine, speaks for itself, as tasteful design and planning are evident throughout. $2,500,000.

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EV Ranch

Montana v Custer County v Miles City

The EV Ranch is a large livestock operation located in southeast Montana (Miles City). It ranges from rough hill pasture to rock outcroppings to a sprinkling of pine and cedar trees. This provides lots of protection. There are over seven miles of Powder River frontage. This is a real cowboy ranch with lots of reservoirs (a must see). There are a total of 46,775± acres (36,000± deeded acres, 3,675 state lease, 7,100 BLM). $18,250,000.

The Martin Ranch is 18 miles north and west of Lusk, Wyoming on 28 Road. The Martin Ranch is a picturesque cow ranch (approximately 7,438 acres), well watered with intermittent creeks, springs and reservoirs. There are two windmills. The ranch has a conformation of cedar and pine trees with rock outcroppings to rolling plains. The grass is noted for its exceptional gains. The

Martin Ranch Wyoming v Niobrara County v Lusk

ranch has three modest homes, four barns and two airplane hangars with a grass airstrip. The electricity has been buried. All the improvements are old, but functional. $1,924,000.

Executive Farm

Wyoming v Goshen County v Torrington

This executive farm on Buttermilk Road has a large executive brick house on 51 acres. The water rights are top of the line. A heated shop and a large pole building with concrete floor are just a couple of the improvements on this must-see property. $480,000.

Glendo Ranchettes Wyoming v Platte County v Glendo

The Glendo lake ranchettes are four parcels of land, 40 acres each. Three of the parcels border the Glendo State Park, one of the best fisheries in the state. $120,000 each.

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If you want Elk River frontage, come see these 396 acres just 17 miles north of Steamboat Springs. The Elk River comprises about 1,100 feet of the southern boundary of this ranch, with wonderfully varied topography of irrigated hay meadows, aspen groves and oak brushcovered hillsides. The little farmhouse has been

Elk River Frontage

beautifully remodeled with hardwood flooring, tiled baths and stainless steel appliances. This

Colorado v Routt County v Steamboat Springs

property is located in the heart of recreation, just

minutes from Steamboat Lake State Park, Hahnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Peak and Pearl Lakes, Routt National Forest and the Mt. Zirkel Wilderness Area. The community of Clark, with a resort and restaurant, country store, charter school and fire station is within walking distance. A conservation easement protects agricultural values, encourages the continuation of ranching and also allows limited development. Offered at $2,950,000.

Chimney Creek Ranch Colorado v Routt County Steamboat Springs

Chimney Creek Ranch is 582 acres of pure privacy. Located in itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own valley, it has great views of the surrounding mountains. Chimney Creek flows through and several springs and ponds provide water for stock. The ranch is 20 miles northwest of Steamboat Springs on yearround county maintained roads with electricity and phone running through. Traditionally used for summer grazing and fall hunting,

Elk River Valley Ranch Colorado v Routt County v Steamboat Springs

Located 10 miles north of Steamboat Springs in the Elk River Valley, this 262-acre property offers a complete package of excellent improvements, lush, irrigated meadows, mineral rights and water rights. The 4,000-square-foot log home has a massive river rock fireplace, granite counters, inviting sunroom with incredible views of Sleeping Giant Mountain and a new master suite addition. The covered porch overlooks the pond with beautiful landscaping and a gazebo for relaxing outdoors. Several outbuildings, including a shop and historic red barn, provide ample storage for equipment and shelter for your livestock. The ranch has over 13 cfs of water; there exists potential to create a waterfowl and fish habitat in the riparian area of the old riverbed. The property is protected from future development, as are many of the surrounding ranches, by a conservation easement. Offered at $2,500,000.

there is potential to enlarge one of the existing ponds to make a great fishing amenity. There is plenty of wide-open space and cool, clean air to remind you of what Mother Nature has to offer. Priced at $2,350,000.

Historic Trull Ranch Colorado v Routt County v Steamboat Springs

Come see this picture-perfect Rocky Mountain setting on 747 acres at the end of the county road, 10 miles west of Steamboat. This historic ranch has been passed down through generations of the same

Christy Belton 610 Market Plaza, #100 Steamboat Springs, CO 80477

970 734-7885 christy@prudentialsteamboatrealty.com www.SteamboatSpringsRanch.com

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family since they settled the area in the 1880s. The improvements are located in a private valley that opens into wide, grassy meadows flanked by hillsides covered in oak brush and aspen. The ranch is only minutes from Steamboat Springs and the Yampa Valley Regional Airport. The conservation easement protects the agricultural and open space value of the land and allows for an additional building site. The ranch supports cattle grazing and hay production, as well as deer and elk hunting in the fall. Offered at $2,500,000. Visit any of these ranches at www.SteamboatSpringsRanch.com.

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Adobe Elegance Colorado v Delta County v Cedaredge

A Santa Fe style, passive solar, 2,800-square-foot adobe home on 23 acres built with impeccable attention to detail offers tile and hardwood floors, viga and Latilla ceilings, smooth handplastered walls and stamped concrete portals.

Buck Creek Ranch Colorado v Gunnison County v Somerset

The master suite opens to a rooftop patio overlooking dramatic views. $898,000. For a virtual tour, go to www.TourFactory.com/400811.

Sitting at the base of the Raggeds on 811 acres with a conservation easement and elevation ranging from 7,500 to 9,500 feet, Buck Creek Ranch borders the White River National Forest for a mile and three-fourths and borders a half-mile of BLM land. Three adjudicated springs (.06 cubic foot total), four adjudicated ditches (4.5 cubic feet total) and Buck Creek, which runs through the northwest corner, give life to natural meadows, grass pastures and aspen, gambel oak and spruce groves. Abundant wildlife offers excellent elk hunting. Power is available on the property, which has direct access from Highway 133 (12 miles west of McClure Pass). $3,550,000. An opportunity to preserve part of Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s West, find out more at www.TourFactory.com/432172.

Colorado Log Living Colorado v Delta County v Cedaredge

Soak up the winter sun from the huge windows, and spend summer days on the enormous decks that flow around three sides of this beautiful log home. The private master suite is up the log staircase. In-floor radiant heat and a free-standing wood stove are a couple of the amenities of this home, which features outstanding views of the San Juans, Grand Mesa and West Elks. A 40' by 60' metal building for a shop on almost 16 acres with great irrigation water rights complete the offering. $579,950. For a virtual tour, go to www.TourFactory.com/379133.

Sylvester Ranch Colorado v Gunnison County v Somerset

Five minutes away from Buck Creek Ranch, Sylvester Ranch offers another 463 acres with spectacular views, also with a conservation easement. Similar terrain is enhanced with several stock ponds. The ranch and utilities are accessed directly from a year-round county-maintained road. $1,342,000. An opportunity to preserve part of Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s West, find out more at www.TourFactory.com/423419.

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75.47 Beautiful Acres With Pikes Peak Views Colorado v Teller County v Divide

An all-electric 40' by 64' barn includes five stalls with runs, two stallion stalls, a dry room, tack room, hay loft, additional hay storage, a loafing shed, round pen, outside self-waterers, a dog pen and underground water. The land is cross-fenced with five pastures, two year-round springs, subirrigation, blue spruce forest and ponderosa pine. It is easily accessed from a paved county road.

Attention Sportsmen!

This is an excellent horse property. Just bring the horses! $850,000.

Gorgeous mountain views, incredible rock

Colorado v Teller County v Florissant

formations and a top-of-the-world view can

Here is one tract of land you won’t want to miss

be had from this location off Highway 24

out on. This is one of Teller County’s prime

for easy access. The property, zoned A-1, has

sportsmen’s paradises. If you are a hunter, there are 41.3 acres for you to set your sites on

a spring and is nicely treed with aspen, pine

lake or a private trout stream. This property is

Beautiful A-Frame on 76 Acres

private, abuts 150 acres of open space and offers

Colorado v Teller County v Florissant

the numerous grazing elk. Fishermen, get your poles ready, as you have your choice of a stocked

gorgeous mountain views. $249,000.

and spruce. Wood-beamed ceilings and a stone masonry fireplace accent the home. Live in it all year long, or utilize it a vacation home or a wonderful guesthouse if you choose to build a larger home. Frog Rock is included. $550,000.

Timberline Realty, Inc. Dick Hammond, ALC CCIM 11511 W. Hwy 24 Divide, CO 80814

800 748-2242 toll free 719 687-6513 direct 719 687-3678 main 719 687-3289 fax dick@timberlinerealtyinc.com www.unitedcountry.com/divideco

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40 Acres With Incredible Pikes Peak Views Colorado v Teller County v Lake George

Close to County Road 12, these 40 beautiful acres within Lakemoor West include gorgeous Pikes Peak and Sangre de Cristo views and lots of meadow. Wait until you see the upgrades the lovely three-bedroom, two-bath ranch home has to offer. A loafing shed and corral are on the property, which borders BLM land. Sit on the deck and enjoy the scenery. $850,000.

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Located three miles from the city of Big Timber in Sweet Grass County at the place Lewis and Clark called “Rivers Across,” you will find a magnificent 240-acre riverfront property, Yellowstone River Dream. This property offers diversity for blue ribbon fly-fishing on approximately one mile of Yellowstone River frontage, fly-fishing in private spring creeks and ponds or steady visits from native wildlife and migratory waterfowl. This unique property is approved for multiple homesites, has potential for a tremendous conservation easement and offers diverse possibilities as a private recreational paradise or a productive multi-family compound. $4,800,000.

Yellowstone River Dream Montana v Sweet Grass County v Big Timber

Diamond “S” Ranch Montana v Sweet Grass County v Big Timber

River Springs Ranch Montana v Sweet Grass Co. v Big Timber

River Springs Ranch is offering a rare opportunity to own Yellowstone River frontage with expansive views of the Crazy Mountains to the north and the Absaroka-Beartooth Mountains to the south. For the fly-fishing enthusiast, it is a dream come

This 620-acre ranch is conveniently located five miles north of Big Timber on a maintained county road. This property features a 7,200-square-foot trophy house with many custom features, a stocked trout pond, restored cabin, outbuildings, incredible mountain views and much, much more! $3,500,000.

true, with a total of five parcels available, ranging in size from 25 to 60 acres. All of the parcels have been thoughtfully designed to maximize the natural topography of copious springs, ponds and river frontage. River Springs Ranch is only 10 minutes from the city of Big Timber, yet conveniently located between Bozeman and Billings, three premier ski areas and an abundance of natural forest opportunities to give you all that “Big Sky Country” has to offer. Starting at $950,000.

Mountain View Ranch Montana v Stillwater County v Reed Point

Mountain View Ranch has approximately 1,360 acres with fabulous views of four great mountain ranges and easy access by a maintained county road. The two old homesteads have been merged, and the parcel is conveniently located for easy access to Big Timber, Columbus and Red Lodge, Montana. The abundant game bird population and seasonal elk herd call this ranch “home.” Tree-covered coulees provide shelter for big game, and there are springs to support livestock or develop further to enhance your private hunting. $2,100,000.

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River Run Ranch

On the fertile banks of the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, this exceptional river

Wyoming v Park County v Cody

property offers 253± acres with 115± irrigated acres and two springs. Situated with the dramatic Absaroka and Beartooth Mountains as a backdrop just 30 minutes from Cody, Wyoming, the property offers an extensive horse complex for the equestrian enthusiast with a heated indoor riding arena with eight heated box stalls, corrals, a foaling barn, stud pen, stocked trout pond with gazebo for the fisherman, hunting for the sportsman and a newly remodeled six-bedroom, five-bath home overlooking the Clarks Fork River. $1,990,000.

Mountain Ridge Ranch Wyoming v Park County v Cody

Adjacent to National Forest Wyoming v Park County v Cody

This cabin is on 4.92 acres in the highly sought-after Sunlight Basin area surrounded

by National Forest and northwest of Cody, Adjacent to national forest and nestled in a very private setting in a saddle between two ridges Wyoming. Sheltered by mature trees to the in the Beartooth Mountains, this custom-built, log-sided, four-bedroom, three and one-half bath west and magnificent mountain views to the home features an open floor plan and log accents throughout. The 194± acres consist of flat, east, this property features a three-bedroom rolling foothills and mountainous terrain. Shoshone National Forest borders the property to cabin, garage, rustic tack shed, hay shed and the west, 640 acres of BLM border on the south and 120 acres of BLM border on the east. This corral. Next to the national forest, there are retreat is within an easy scenic drive to Yellowstone National Park and numerous recreational endless trails for riding and hiking in the heart opportunities within the Yellowstone ecosystem. $895,000. of the Absaroka Mountains. A mountain spring

Beartooth Mountain Retreat

furnishes the domestic water and provides a year-round stream for livestock. $789,000.

Wyoming v Park County v Cody

In the rolling foothills of Sugarloaf Butte, this custom home offers an atmosphere of western ambiance. The spacious great room has vaulted ceilings, a floor-to-ceiling rock fireplace and oak hardwood floors. Detailed woodworking and

Canyon Real Estate, LLC

the dramatic mountain views. A covered deck with surround system wraps around on three sides

Rita Lovell, Broker/Owner

of the home. The property consists of 36.5± acres next to 640 acres of BLM. Many recreational

1128 12th Street • Cody, WY 82414

opportunities exist with three public accesses to the Shoshone National Forest nearby. Fishing on

307 527-7092

the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River is minutes away. Watch the wildlife from the front porch,

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custom rustic maple cabinets are throughout. Large windows surround the great room, capturing

and enjoy the brilliant sunrises and mountain sunsets. $600,000.

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DK Cattle Company Colorado v Larimer County v Wellington

Located just 15 minutes from historic downtown Fort Collins, this well-appointed 430-acre ranch is a rare find. Boasting a gorgeous 4,770-squarefoot, five-bedroom, three-bath log home, 300 pivot irrigated acres, feedlot, steel sorting pens, loading area, stock well, automatic waterers, calving shed with heated office, two-run horse barn with heated tack room, machine shed, heated shop with office, quonset, three-stall garage and a second house on the property, these 430 contiguous acres are currently divided into four legal parcels. The buyer would have the option to execute a 17-lot development with preliminary approval from the county. Water is available. Contact Broker for details.

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This property has mountain rim views of Waipio Valley, the ocean and the island of Maui. The 660.8-acre parcel only minutes from Waimea town, offers potential for a very private, very large upcountry ranch estate or family compound. The land varies from heavily treed to wide-open fields of grass, Hapu’u ferns, wild orchids, Kahili and Micronesian ginger. With

One Square Mile of the Big Island

dense forest reserves bordering both sides of

Ko’Aina Ranch

the property, a large variety of birds, wildlife and

Hawaii v Hawaii County v Hamakua

native botanical species have gone undisturbed, protected by the low-density activity of the area. Neighboring large parcels include Bishop Estate lands and state forest reserves, further augmenting the impenetrable level of privacy available here. $6,900,000.

Lalakea Ranch - On the Rim of Waipio Valley Hawaii v Hawaii County v Hamakua

Literally sitting on the rim of the 2,300' valley, the views from the 467-acre Lalakea Ranch

Elegant Upcountry Retreat Hawaii v Hawaii County v Hawi

include three of Hawaii’s great treasures: the deep blue Pacific Ocean, majestic snowcapped Mauna Kea and the green and purple cliffs of Waipio Valley, “Valley of the Kings,” considered by many to be one of the most beautiful places on Earth. The ranch provides a panoramic

In the heart of historic Hawi with views of setting of breathtaking terrain and vistas from its valley rims to verdant fields. This lush land is Maui, this home on 10 acres was created as home to old-growth ‘Ohia and mature Eucalyptus trees and is bordered by the Kohala Forest, an upcountry retreat from the density and

the Waipio Valley, state land and private ranches. The year-round Lalakea Stream flowing heat of the coast. Designed with quality and throughout the property contributes to an array of plants, grasses and wild tropical flowers. craftsmanship and furnished in the authentic Price upon request. www.lalakearanch.com style of the plantation era, the home comes with Hawaiian quilts and all. Built in 2004 to replicate an authentic plantation-era home, the result is charming, warm and comfortable. $1,699,000.

65-1148 Mamalahoa Highway Kamuela, HI 96743

Rebecca Keliihoomalu, R(B) 808 885-8885 ext. 113 808 895-1156 cell rebecca@macarthurhawaii.com

Megan MacArthur R(S) 808 895-5748 megan@macarthurhawaii.com www.MacArthurHawaii.com

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Prime Ranch Land in North Kohala Hawaii v Hawaii County v Hawi

Prime ranch land of 66.42 acres in the heart of North Kohala, includes all utilities and views of Maui, the town of Hawi and the North Kohala coast north towards Pololu Valley. Approximately 10 minutes from the center of historic Hawi with the amenities of the modern world, once you are on the land you are transformed to old Hawaii. Pieces like this rarely come along in North Kohala; this is an opportunity to create your ranch estate. $2,699,000.

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Fort Fetterman Ranch Wyoming v Converse County v Douglas

The Fort Fetterman Ranch offers a little of everything for the discriminating buyer. Surrounding the original Fort Fetterman outpost and at the historical convergence of the North Platte River and LaPrele Creek, the ranch has 1,900+ total acres with 400 acres in alfalfa meadow irrigated under eight pivots and two side rolls. Four miles of river frontage and two and a half miles of creek offer numerous recreational opportunities. The nearly 9,000-square-foot main home has his and her master baths, a 900-square-foot walk-in closet, oak kitchen cabinets and a large wraparound deck with outdoor kitchen. A 3,600-square-foot carriage house, 54' by 90' Morton shop, calving sheds and outbuildings complement the home. This must be seen to be appreciated! $7,000,000.

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Historic Ranch in Santa Ynez Wine Country

California v Santa Barbara County v Los Olivos

Westfall Cutting Horse Ranch is less than two hours north of Los Angeles and 30 minutes from the beautiful coastline of Santa Barbara in the wine tasting mecca of the Santa Ynez Valley, the quaint town of Los Olivos. The Westfall Ranch is one of Santa Ynez Valley’s landmark locations, as it was built in the late 1800s for Felix Mattei of Mattei’s Tavern, the old stage stop and railway. Beautiful old barns and cottages, maintained and restored, embrace the Early American charm that warms our hearts. Located perfectly at the gateway to the Foxen Canyon Wine Trail, among renowned wineries and luxury estates, one can assume the 31±-acre working horse ranch or expand its potential for vineyards and winery. The ranch compound features a charming main house with high ceilings, crown moldings, wainscoting, wraparound porches and two fireplaces built with local stone, a two-bedroom guesthouse and office, plus additional guest quarters throughout the ranch. There is an amazing hilltop with breathtaking 360-degree views with potential for a larger

Laura Drammer

main residence. The horse facilities include barns, irrigated pastures, an equine exerciser, two

2901 Grand A venue Los Olivos, CA 93441

professional-grade arenas, cattle grazing pastures, a cattle loading chute, original livery stable

805 448-7500 805 688-1169 fax

is ideal for horses or future vineyards, particularly because of its prime location in an area of fine

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barn and milk barn, metal shop and excellent well for water and irrigation. The gentle topography wineries. Cell phone towers provide additional income. Come experience the ultimate lifestyle in the Santa Ynez Valley. www.foxencanyonroad.com. $4,570,000.

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Yampa River Headquarters Ranch Colorado v Routt County v Hayden

Only 20 minutes from a world-class ski area, Yampa River Headquarters Ranch hosts over three channel miles of Yampa River frontage, an island and 1, 700± rolling acres. Sitting at the western edge of the Yampa Valley and moments from a regional airport, this extremely productive working and recreational ranch is adjacent to the famous Carpenter Ranch, owned and operated by The Nature Conservancy. A sanctuary to multiple species of birds and wildlife where the bald eagles oversee the landscape, this ranch offers a multitude of possibilities. With years of stewardship, operating as part of a purebred cattle operation, the turn-key ranch is set up to continue this legacy and/or create an asset that can boast fishing and hunting memories in the family heritage. With abundant livestock handling facilities, productive hay meadows, rolling upland grazing pastures and senior water rights, this ranch offers multiple opportunities for the recreational enthusiast. To ensure abundant wildlife, riparian habitat portions of the ranch have been conserved. Three quality building sites and open space remain for a future owner’s custom requirements. $5,900,000. Call Brent Romick or Joan Ryan at Romick and Associates, Inc. 970 879-3618.

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High Aspen Ranch Colorado v Garfield County v Glenwood Springs

Bringing the splendor and majesty of the Rockies to your doorstep, High Aspen Ranch lies within the heart of the Roaring Fork Valley and just a short, scenic drive to Aspen. Each 35+-acre lot has incredible panoramic views of the White River National Forest, Mount Sopris, the Elk Mountain Range and the ski trails of Aspen Mountain and Snowmass. High Aspen Ranch is easily accessible to Interstate 70 and Highway 82 and is convenient from both the Aspen and Vail airports. The 1,140-acre ranch adjoins over a million acres of national forest and features 29 35-acre or larger

estates. You can create your own retreat—a dream home of up to 14,000 square feet, an adjacent guesthouse of up to 1,500 square feet and even a barn—on each estate. Amenities include a full-service equestrian center with a 10-stall barn and corral as well as a pond, over eight miles of riding trails and picnic areas. Also, the outdoor party lawn with barbecue, heated pool, hot tub and tennis courts adds to the fun. In addition, the fully equipped High Aspen Ranch community lodge welcomes you with its rustic charm and is filled with the sophisticated conveniences one would expect, including fitness facilities, steam rooms, a billiards and game room, business and media center, club room and caterer-ready kitchen and dining room. There is also an on-site ranch manager to take care of your every need. At High Aspen Ranch, you’ll find serenity among nature’s beauty, excitement in the cultural activities of nearby Aspen as well as numerous trails over the 1,140-acre ranch for all-season recreation, including horseback riding, mountain biking, hiking, ATV riding, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. At High Aspen Ranch, the “Rocky Mountain High” is yours!

Sopris Mountain Ranch

Colorado v Pitkin County v Basalt

On the market for the first time, this home features incredible views throughout, so not only is the majestic Mount Sopris at your fingertips, but views of the whole Frying Pan/ Basalt Valley complete your setting like no other. The custom 5,000±-square-foot, fourbedroom home is thoroughly thought out, exudes mountain elegance and is practical—all of this at an outstanding value. Sopris Mountain Ranch is an exquisite destination only minutes to Basalt, the Roaring Fork Club and the Frying Pan for gold medal fishing, but you’ll love Sopris Mountain Ranch so much you may want to stay for its miles of riding trials, hiking and crosscountry skiing. The 2,000-acre ranch is now an established community with 34 homes, about seven miles of paved roads, seven major riding trails, 320 acres of ranch grazing, an equine facility and a polo field. The ranch is surrounded by national forest and BLM lands, expanding the hiking and other outdoor pursuits. With the convenience of close proximity to Basalt and Aspen, Sopris Mountain Ranch has it all!

This exquisite 60-acre ranch within the prestigious Chaparral Aspen features enchanting mountain views, wide-open meadows, two stalls in the fabulous state-of-the-art equestrian center, an on-site ranch manager and private access to Colorado backcountry wilderness. Homestead 1-B is ready for your new 14,750-square-foot dream home. All this is just minutes from downtown Aspen!

Chaparral Colorado v Pitkin Co. v Woody Creek

Canyon Ranch: 667 Acres of Paradise Colorado v Delta County v Crawford

Canyon Ranch is the trophy ranch. Its exquisite setting offers privacy, views and

Carol Dopkin Real Estate Inc. Carol Dopkin

plenty of water with creeks, ponds, irrigation and access to the South Fork River leading to the Black Canyon of the Gunnison. A jetport is within minutes. The absolutely beautiful

122 West Main Street• Aspen, CO 81611

and romantic home is fully furnished in

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impeccable taste and waiting for you. Also included is a manager’s house to complete the

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picture. The adjoining 1,000-acre ranch can also be purchased.

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This

good-sized

winter

range

livestock

operation about 20 miles southeast of Red Bluff has beautiful, rolling hills, both open and oak covered, two large reservoirs filled with bass and other excellent stock water ponds and seasonal streams. Well fenced and cross-fenced, the ranch has generally handled 700-750± AUs for the winter grazing season.

5,526 Acres California v Tehama County v Red Bluff

The ranch has an excellent set of working improvements, well set up corrals, good storage and horse barns and a good foreman’s residence. All the improvements and fencing

are in very good condition. The ranch adjoins the Mendocino National Forest and has good blacktail deer hunting, as well as valley quail, dove, wild turkey, black bear and wild pig. $6,750,000. Call Bill Wright.

Fall River Trout Ranch California v Shasta County v Glenburn

The Fall River Wild Trout Ranch is on the upper Fall River near the site of Spinner Fall Lodge. The location places the ranch in the heart of the wild trout fishery on Fall River with its national reputation. A spacious 5,744-square-foot (approximate living space) home is nestled on the

Red Rock Road Ranch

banks of Fall River overlooking the water. Large pine trees and manicured green lawns surround California v Siskiyou County v Macdoel this spectacular home. This unique northeastern California property is in a very private setting The Red Rock Road Ranch consists of 1,310± accessible only by a private bridge over Fall River. The ranch has flood-irrigated pasture and a pond. This is a one-of-a-kind property. Call Bill Quinn.

acres in beautiful Siskiyou County. The ranch is about an hour south of the Oregon border near the small town of Macdoel, an outstanding area for hay crops and cattle. There are about 200 acres under pivot and wheel line irrigation alfalfa/grass and grain crops with the capability of increasing the farmable acreage in the future. There is a modern triple wide modular and an older doublewide mobile home along with a pole barn for about 500 tons of storage. The

Winter Falls Ranch California v Shasta County v McArthur

ranch adjoins U.S. Forest Service and or BLM lands and has great mule deer hunting. Enjoy excellent views of majestic Mt. Shasta. The

ranch is also available in two units. $1,813,000. These 1,400 deeded acres are in the very desirable Fall River Valley. This is a very private ranch Call Bill Wright. near Big Lake and a short distance to the world-famous wild trout stream “Fall River.” Views of Mt.

Shasta and Mt. Lassen are spectacular; the ranch even has its own waterfall! The Winter Falls ranch has 300± acres of wild rice; an additional 650 acres are flood-irrigated hay and pasture. Presently, the owner runs 400 mother cows and puts up hay to feed them and for sale to the feed store market. Two houses, barns, a shop, corrals and a pole barn make up the improvements. Wildlife abounds, and mule deer, quail and bears are frequent visitors. Waterfowl use is unbelievable. A ranch of this size and quality rarely comes on the market in this valley. Call Bill Quinn.

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Free Water and Abundant Wildlife! Oregon v Klamath County v Dairy

Wild Rice River Ranch Oregon v Klamath County v Chiloquin

A haven to countless waterfowl, abundant species of birds, deer and other wildlife, these 431 unique acres lie along one and a half miles of the scenic Sprague River with aspen, pine and open meadows irrigated by a well and river. A custom two-bedroom, two-bath log home nestled in the

pines overlooks it all, along with a log barn and Wells produce about 7,000-gpm irrigation for nearly 800 acres of this 2,300-acre productive, equipment and storage buildings. Enjoy fishing picturesque and private ranch with a high production of alfalfa, potatoes, strawberries, grain and with the bald eagles, osprey and white pelicans that call this private place home. $2,150,000.

grasses that blends beautifully with tall ponderosa pine and juniper. This valley, nestled between ridges, opens to a natural wetland lake off the property, making it a protected area and an ideal habitat for trophy mule deer, antelope, waterfowl, quail, chukar and birds of prey, including bald eagles. The butte on the ranch has a road and power to the top with added income generated from a cellular tower. Balanced with necessary improvements, the ranch offers a three-bedroom, two- and one-half-bath home with views over the land and ridges, two additional homes, four hay barns, a shop/equipment shed, four grain storage bins, irrigation equipment, pumps, a feed lot and corrals. A unique opportunity to find a recreational and productive lifestyle, this ranch

World-Class Fishing in the Wood River Valley

is in a very desirable area 15 miles from Klamath Falls and has been in the same family for three generations. This is a rare opportunity for privacy, yet not too remote. $4,980,000.

Oregon v Klamath Co. v Fort Klamath

Near the Gateway to Crater Lake National Park, these 1,121 pristine acres offer approximately two and a half miles of the cold, clear, springfed, meandering Wood River, an ideal habitat for trophy German Brown and Red Band trout. Irrigated pasture provides summer grazing for 1,500 yearling cattle while protecting riparian buffers. Snowcapped Cascade Mountain and the river provide spectacular private building sites. Improvements include corrals, scales, a well, fencing and cross-fencing. This unique, one-of-a-kind property is offered at $8,500 per acre. 369 acres can be negotiated separately.

CRATER LAKE REALTY, INC

Fat Calves, Mule Deer and Elk Oregon v Klamath County v Chiloquin

Thrive and cohabitate on this summer pasture ranch with 1,252 deeded acres and three springfed creeks irrigating approximately 750 acres. The headquarters and private grounds are surrounded by an outstanding USFS permit for 235 pair from June 1 to October 15. The total

Linda Long 541 783-2759 â&#x20AC;˘ 541 891-5562 cell 3550 Highway 97 North Chiloquin, OR 97625 Linda@craterlakerealtyinc.com www.craterlakerealtyinc.com

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ranch capacity is 500 pair on strong native grass meadows interspersed with pine-covered ridges and bitter brush browse. Functional improvements include two good sets of working corrals, 20,000-pound scales, working and loading chutes, a tack room and an 800-square-foot rustic cabin with kitchen, living area, three bedrooms and propane appliances. This is one of the best southern Oregon summer ranches with only two owners over the past 50 years. This property offers excellent hunting and is cheap and easy to operate! $2,250,000.

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Agua Negra Ranch 17,000 Acres

New Mexico v Guadalupe Co. v Santa Rosa

This deeded cattle ranch has exceptional water features. Lakes, river frontage, a creek and water rights are rare finds, yet this ranch has them all! Cottonwood River Bosque, subirrigated meadows, grasslands and juniper/ pi単on mesa rim form a beautiful landscape, healthy range site and a great wildlife habitat. Great amenities include an indoor arena, processing pens, several homes and mineral rights. $12,000,000.

Los Chaparrales Ranch

Luera Ranch

1,750 Acres

47,000 Acres

New Mexico v Luna County v Silver City

This oasis in the desert offers 1,750 acres nourished by the Mimbres River. The tree-cloaked River Bosque is balanced with scenic mountain views, water rights, lush sub-irrigated grass meadows, rangelands and wildlife! This ranch is rich in history and full of resources and incredible scenic beauty. $1,800,000.

New Mexico v Catron County v Pie Town

Towering above the Plains of San Augustine, the 9,480' Luera Mountain is surrounded by the beautiful and productive 47,000-acre Luera Ranch, which offers the essential elements of a

Mimbres Mountain Ranch

trophy ranch with excellent elk and mule deer habitat. The headquarters balances efficiency,

1,500 Acres

function and comfort while accommodating

New Mexico v Grant County v Silver City

hunting activities. This classic Western ranch

daily cattle ranch and seasonal big game has all the necessary amenities. $8,200,000.

Keith L. Schrimsher Overlooking the Mimbres River Valley, this breathtaking eco-friendly development in the

P.O. Box 802 Roswell, NM 88202

mountainous ranching community near the Gila National Forest has abundant wildlife, tracts

505 622-2343

of 42 acres and up, private access, no through roads and buried utilities! $4,000 per acre. www.mimbresmountainranch.com

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Eagle Nest Ranch New Mexico v Colfax County v Moreno Valley

One of the most unique high country properties in the West, these 1,610 deeded acres present an amazing array of opportunities to sportsmen, equestrians and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Overlooking Eagle Nest Lake and the entire Moreno Valley from Angel Fire to Red River, and bordered by another 33,000 acres of State Wildlife Reserve, this stunningly beautiful tract of land comprises a remarkably abundant wildlife habitat. To ensure its permanence, a large conservation easement protects part of the acreage, and as many as 33 landowner elk permits are available from New Mexico Game and Fish. The property boasts a perfect mix of conifer and aspen forests, open pasture areas (approximately half the acreage), rolling ridgelines and valleys with year-round Willow Creek running through the lower elevations. Solar-powered water wells feed three ponds. For sportsmen, the hunting and fishing opportunities in the area are endless and include Ted Turner’s nearby Vermejo Park Ranch. A multitude of potential homesites offering dramatic valley-wide views and directly facing the Taos Mountains means the property has tremendous potential for development as a protected conservation community, an equestrian community, or a recreational ranch subdivision. Both Angel Fire and Red River ski resorts are within 15 minutes’ drive, and world-famous Taos, New Mexico is only 30 miles away. This cool, high country getaway could be the perfect escape you’ve been waiting for. Two parcels are available individually—555 acres for $4,995,000 and 1,055 acres for $6,857,000—or the entire 1,610 acres for $11,270,000. Two smaller adjacent parcels are also available separately. Each of these parcels abuts the same State Wildlife Reserve and has a year-round stream. The 53 acres are priced at $750,000 and 71 acres at $1,150,000.

North Country Real Estate Stanley R. Samuels P.O. Box 122 Angel Fire, NM 87710

575 377-6651 800 284-0378 ncountry@angelfirenm.us www.aboutnorthcountry.com

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Sol y Sombra Ranch Estate California v Mariposa County v Catheys Valley

This traditional country estate offers 63 acres of gentle terrain, a beautiful 4,100-square-foot home, a large pool, top-of-the-line equestrian facilities and multiple fenced pastures. Spoil yourself in this custom home boasting four bedrooms, four baths, a separate dining room, den, two master suites and a gourmet kitchen. It has 10' ceilings throughout plus a 20' open ceiling in the great room. Gorgeous views of oak-covered hills are clear from every window. Relax on the wraparound porches and enjoy the

gentle breeze, green grass and exclusive views. The home sits back from the road for a private, yet inviting setting. Spoil your horses with a top-ofthe-line, 5,000-square-foot barn offering five stalls and a birthing stall, a hot and cold water horse shower, managerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office with half-bath and a huge drive-through utility barn. Other property amenities include a 60' round pen, hot walker, three vinyl-fenced pastures, perimeter fencing and excellent water. Currently under the Williamson Act. Property tax is $9,000 per year. The adjacent 50 acres are available upon request. $1,795,000.

This 426-acre ranch offers great terrain and abundant wildlife for the sportsman or rancher and amazing distant views of Californiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s coveted landscape. Gracing this beautiful land are spring-fed Corbett Creek, gorgeous oak trees and rolling hills. You must see this property to appreciate it! An easement is in place for bringing in power, or go solar.

426-Acre Sporting Ranch California v Mariposa County v Mariposa

Conveniently located minutes from town with good road access, this ranch is priced attractively at $2,900 per acre.

Executive Homesites California v Mariposa Co. v Catheys Valley

Luxury parcels with beautiful views offer a private lake for fishing, swimming and manicured equestrian trails. All this and more are two and a half hours east of San Francisco in the Sierra Nevadas, just minutes from Yosemite. Parcel sizes range from 4.5 to 17 acres, featuring paved road access, a security entrance, well and power. A third of the lots have completed custom and luxury homes from 2,100 to 8,000 square feet. Parcels are priced from $155,000+. Competitive construction pricing upon request.

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Beaver Valley Ranch Colorado v Routt County v Steamboat Springs

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. Blessed with a diverse mosaic of aspen and oak brush groves, heavy timber, mountain meadows, riverine woods, springs and lakes, the ranch has been managed specifically for high-quality big game and trout habitat. Herds of elk and mule deer have room to roam on its 2,115 acres, and plentiful rainbow and cutthroat trout to over 20 inches populate three miles of the East Fork of the Williams Fork River, an unsung trophy trout stream. $11,500,000.

La Sal Ranch Utah v Grand County v Moab

A rare gem lies undiscovered on the eastern flanks of the 12,000-foot La Sal Mountains near Moab, Utah. The La Sal Ranch sweeps across nearly 2,000 spectacular acres at elevations from 9,000 to nearly 11,000 feet. Stands of aspen and spruce/fir forests, large meadows and quiet glades create a diverse landscape ideal for healthy populations of trophy elk, mule deer and other wildlife. Deep Creek traverses more than a mile of the ranch and numerous permanent springs attract deer, elk and other wildlife. Nearly completely surrounded on four sides by national and state forest lands, the La Sal Ranch provides a critical piece of wildlife habitat in the La Sal Mountains ecosystem. The ranch controls the approach to much of the eastern side of the La Sal Mountains and offers virtually private access to the lovely timberline basins below Mount Tomasaki and Manns Peak. $6,500,000.

PLC Ranch New Mexico v Catron County v Pie Town

In the midst of an ecosystem renowned for producing massive elk, the PLC Ranch has been called by Wayne Carlton “one of the best Elk places in the world”. 400-class bull elk range on more than 30 square miles (19,226 acres, 14,858 deeded), fed on a rich diet of native high-protein grasses and watered by eight wells. The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has designated the area for long-term trophy management and restricts hunting to bow and muzzleloader only. The PLC Ranch receives 15 landowner bull tags annually. Trophy elk hunting and cattle ranches surround the PLC Ranch on three sides, and Cibola National Forest borders on the east. In the pristine rolling highlands of northern Catron County at 7,700 to 8,200 feet, the PLC Ranch is mostly woodland with a mix of piñon pine, alligator juniper and ponderosa pine. This hunting retreat has a mild climate, year-round access and power and phone available. $11,150,000.

OX Ranch

Wyoming v Platte County v Laramie

Completely surrounded by private land, the OX Ranch controls 10,000 acres (4,812 deeded, over 5,000 leased state and BLM lands) of

Fishing, Hunting and Ranch Real Estate

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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productive habitat. Giant bucks and bulls call this unspoiled “Wyoming Territory” home. Over 40 seeps and springs, one year-round stream and three spring-fed ponds support brook and rainbow trout, mule deer, elk, antelope, mountain lions, sage grouse and dove. Improvements include a comfortable threebedroom home with deck, a hunting cabin and ranch facilities for handling 300 pairs of cattle. Good fences and stock ponds exist throughout. Only three hours from Denver. $5,250,000.

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Your Retreat to Heaven! Washington v Franklin County v Pasco

The Cypress Gardens Academy & Church Farm is offered for sale in a turn-key operation. This is a perfect place for a retreat center, working farm, rehabilitation center for “lost souls” or a private church/school community. There is a state-of-the-art church, full-service kitchen and cafeteria, sixroom school, nine houses (four dorms), a greenhouse operation and a line of farm equipment. Do you know of or have an affiliation with a non-profit organization needing a facility to expand? Here it is. The greenhouse operation can be in service year-round. It has propane plumbed to all the houses for heat. There is a ready-made community 12 miles away for marketing of bedding plants, shrubs, etc. Wheel lines from a seasonal canal system irrigate the farm. The house could be rented to locals if not used for the farm. The school has potential for a daycare facility or an assisted living home. The cafeteria and kitchen are fully stocked with service ware and all the needed appliances, a walk-in locker, coolers and pantry. The capacity is 287 per fire code. The church has a state-of-the-art sound system, modern furniture and fixtures, a tour bus and all the needs for a congregation to move right in. If you have dreamt of owning and operating a retreat or event center, this may be the answer to your prayers.

Equestrian’s Dream Washington v Franklin County v Pasco

This private country estate is just five minutes from town to rope and ride. This custom “valley” home has the “Alaskan” package with extra insulation, open “grand room” floor year-round entertaining. A formal living room

Flo Sayre ABR, ALC, RLI

and private office, master suite and wide

Accredited Land Consultant REALTOR

hallway ensure very fine living. Step outside

509 539-3161 cell 509 547-9751 office 888 580-9409 toll free

plan, gourmet kitchen and formal dining for

onto the Trex deck and enjoy a beverage while you watch the sun set over the mountains and the city lights. For the guys, there is a 30' by 40' dream shop. The fenced and cross-fenced land has pressurized irrigation, barns, runs and hay storage. This is a darling little property for only $295,000.

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Inshallah Ranch 12,000-Acre Ranch

Oregon v Grant County

This premier 12,000-acre cattle and recreational ranch in eastern Oregon is just two hours from Bend. It borders the Malheur National Forest,

Gary Everett, Broker CCIM 685 SE Third St. Bend, Oregon 97702

541 480-6130 541 388-8989 gary@garyeverett.com www.inshallahranch.com

Oregon and out of State Broker Coop

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is well known for great trophy hunting and features a 3,200' private airstrip. It would be perfect for a hunting retreat or a private resort with a custom residence, three additional homes, equestrian center and incredible barn with an apartment. Run your cattle on the irrigated pastures surrounded by timberland where the wildlife is abundant. $12,000,000.

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Set on 40 spectacular acres at 6,900Âą feet in

elevation,

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foot home has that vacation lodge feel. The private residence features 14" post and beam construction, reclaimed red gum flooring taken from an old Tennessee warehouse built in the 1800s, knotty alder trim and solid doors. The gourmet kitchen features hickory cabinets, solid granite countertops, a large sit-around island with vegetable sink, double stainless

Roan Mountain Colorado v Larimer County v Fort Collins/Loveland

steel ovens, a Wolf gas range with warming drawer, custom hood, walk-in pantry and a 78-bottle Sub-Zero wine cooler. The huge master wing features a luxury master bath, gas fireplace, sitting area, soaker tub, his and her walk-in closets, huge cobblestone shower, large steam room and access to both the front and rear wraparound decking. In total, the home features two wood fireplaces and two gas fireplaces. In addition to the covered outdoor living space with wood fireplace, there are several other outdoor living spaces. A custom-built 894-square-foot studio is nestled in the trees. This very private retreat, with all it contains, is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. $1,455,000.

Bordering the Pawnee Grasslands, the current

Merritt Ranch

owners feel they have the best and most

Colorado v Weld County v Fort Collins/Ault

improved ranch in this area. With 1,560 deeded acres and an additional 320 for 640 trade with the Pawnee Grasslands, this property has a total grazing unit of 1,880 acres. There are currently two electric wells and two working windmills in addition to a pond on the creek and a developed spring. There are several watering holes along the two-mile stretch of ranch. This water attracts an abundance of ducks, geese, deer, antelope and other wildlife. The ranch is purposely understocked with 50 head of black mother

cows to protect the grass. The three-bedroom home, outbuildings, chutes and corrals are all in great condition. The property is in a highly desirable Eaton school district with bus service. A ranch in this condition with such close proximity to Fort Collins and Greeley truly is rare. $800,000.

Moody Park

Colorado v Larimer County Fort Collins/Loveland

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a very private retreat in desirable northern Colorado, these 174 spectacular acres are comprised of incredible landscape featuring timbered pine and cedar trees, lush rolling grassy meadows, several aspen groves, many moss rock outcroppings and a pond. The North Fork of Fish Creek runs through the entire east-west length of the property. The property borders and you will have private access to the Roosevelt National Forest, which is something you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t find very often. There is access to many miles of horseback/four-wheeling trails. Depending on the season, you will see bears, mountain lions, elk, deer, moose, foxes, wild turkey, owls, coyotes and any number of smaller critters. The fully self-contained three-bedroom, two-bath home/cabin built in 2001 has been finished with many professional and personal touches that will leave you in awe. This package of 174 acres and beautiful home provides enormous opportunities for ranching, hunting and all kinds of recreational opportunities while still only 40 minutes from town. $1,810,000.

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Point Arena Ranch California v Mendocino Co. v Point Arena

Here is a rare opportunity to own a 127acre ranch that joins the Pacific Ocean. The ranch encompasses five parcels and lies totally within the city limits of Point Arena. The property is zoned Agricultural Exclusive (AE) with a 20-acre minimum size. The western boundary is a mile of frontage on the Pacific with spectacular cliffs, ocean accessibility and absolutely stunning views. The eastern boundary, Highway 1, provides great access. This is the chance to build a private estate-quality home with ranch headquarters and unobstructed views, or develop multiple coastal homesites. The ranch joins Arena Cove and the Point Arena Wharf. Ample spring water on the ranch ensures enough natural water for homesites and irrigated landscaping. The air quality is incomparable, and this ranchland is in one of the most attractive geographical areas of Northern California. Properties of this size and nature and in this locale rarely transfer ownership. $3,900,000.

Sprague River Ranch Oregon v Klamath County v Sprague River

The ranch headquarters is 40 miles north of Klamath Falls, Oregon in the Sprague River Valley with year-round access on a paved county road 15 miles east of Chiloquin. There are 2,200± deeded acres in this great feed ranch, including 1,500 irrigated acres. Three river pumps with electric pumps of 100, 75 and 60 hp provide irrigation water. Additional water comes from two wells producing 2,500 and 2,700 gpm with 125 hp pumps and 60 hp and 40 hp booster pumps. Water is spread with five pivots. There are 300± flood-irrigated acres and two motorized wheel lines for two 20-acre fields used for horse pasture. A domestic well provides livestock water to corrals and water troughs in the pastures. Pivots apply a third of an inch of water per 24 hours, a proven way to maximize water use. The pasture is a mixed seeding, including tall fescue and white clover. The seller will provide information for accurate stocking rates for ideal grazing. These beautiful, even-growing fields have no wolf plants. The ranch is ideally suited for running all cows and calves or all yearlings. Mix them up to suit your operation. Seasonal weight gains are as good as they get. This part of Klamath County is renowned for good feed production. Livestock working facilities are outstanding. It has ample corral space and adjustable crowding alleys. Cattle of any size flow with ease. The large, well-lit covered working area has a concrete floor. There is a hydraulic cattle squeeze, calf squeeze and an insulated storage room for supplies. Sorted cattle can be released from the squeeze in two directions. In the corral area, there is a large sand-filled arena for training stock

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horses or roping and cow penning contests. There are two modern three-bedroom, two-bath frame homes of 2,000± square feet and a large bunkhouse and tack room attached to a 2,000-squarefoot, concrete-floored, insulated shop. Real estate taxes for 2007/2008 are approximately $5,450. Waterfowl habitat is great with about three miles of Sprague River frontage, providing seasonal duck and goose hunting. The river is protected with electric fence. It would be hard to find a better, more productive livestock operation in Klamath County. $4,200,000.

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Gentleman’s Hay Farm in the Colorado Mountains Colorado v Rio Grande County

In the Rio Grande River Valley at 8,000 feet, this 147-acre hay farm enjoys scenic San Juan Mountain vistas and includes a four-bedroom, two- and one-half-bath home built of sawn cedar with a two-car garage. The two-story house features gas central heat, a wood stove and central vacuum. On the second floor, the master suite is complete with Jacuzzi. Nearly every Pella window showcases stunning views of mountains and the famous Rio Grande River, only 1,000 yards away. The property features an insulated 60' by 40' steel building with concrete floors, a 1,150 gpm irrigation well and surface water rights. 200 tons of hay are produced annually. Just 25 miles west is the Wolf Creek Ski Area, home to the most snow in Colorado, the farm is 10 miles downstream of South Fork and 10 miles upstream from Del Norte. To the northwest is Creede, an old gold mining town of with quaint shopping, restaurants and a theater. Golfers are close to the Rio Grande Golf and Fishing Club. The Rio Grande River is rated a Gold Medal trout stream! Hunters and nature enthusiasts will enjoy the local wildlife, such as turkey, birds, elk, deer and big horn sheep. The Alamosa airport offers daily flights to Denver. $1,760,000.

“Buzz” Tietig Properties “Buzz” Tietig, Owner/Realtor 800 984-8862 tietigbuzz@aol.com www.SouthForkLots.com

Secluded, Private, Southern Exposure 150 Acres

California v Siskiyou County v Fort Jones

This unique Scott Valley property features 50 to 60 acres of irrigated pasture, majestic 100-yearold trees, roads throughout, a large barn (64' by 45') with three horse stalls and is set up for working cattle with a squeeze, calf table, alleyways for loading, separate bull corrals plus outbuildings. Water includes a 639 gpm well with a 33 hp pump and system. The main home has a permanent foundation, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an open floor plan and beautiful appointments. The second in-law residence has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The upper portion of the property is great for riding and hunting. Call for an appointment or information on this exceptionally beautiful ranch property.

Betty Kaae, GRI, CRS, SRES 11806 Main Street Fort Jones, CA 96032

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Burns Saddlery Opens a New Door on Historic Main Street in Park City, Utah

urns Saddlery first came about in 1876 by current co-owner Danna Burns-Shawâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s great-great grandfather, Miles Lamonie Burns, a renowned blacksmith and harness maker in Loa, Utah during the pioneer days of Utahâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wild frontier. His son, Vivian Burns, followed

in his footsteps by becoming a high-quality harness maker himself and eventually opened the flagship Burns Harness Shop in Salina, Utah. Today, 132 years later, 4th, 5th and 6th generation Burns family members maintain the long-standing tradition designing, manufacturing and supplying top-of-the-line leather goods, including saddles, boots, hats, clothing, belts, chaps and cowboy necessities and accessories to the cowboy way of life. Recently, they took steps to expand the Burns Saddlery legacy in a new direction aimed at capturing the attention of the western traveler, with the opening of a new store, Burns Cowboy Shop, in Park City, Utah.

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Cowboys and cattlemen were the first to

and senses the ambience of the building calling

collections, including names such as Lucchese

arrive and settle Utah and were fundamental

to mind bustling frontier days. Park City is a

Boots, Stetson and Rand Hats, Ryan Michael

in establishing the Western heritage that is

cowboy town with a lively history, so opening

Clothing, Powder River Outerwear, Comstock

alive and well in the state today. Livestock

a store in a historic town like Park City is in

fine-quality solid sterling silver plus custom

and traders appeared on the landscape along

perfect keeping with the Western heritage the

handmade chaps, chinks, spurs, hat bands and

with the Old Spanish Trail, looping through

Burns family has been dedicated to preserving

accessories, which attract cowboys and cowboy

southern Utah on its path between California

for well over a century.

enthusiasts from around the world.

and New Mexico. The completion of the

The Park City store also represents an

The store also showcases one-of-a-kind

transcontinental railroad in 1869 solidified

entirely new realm of business expansion for

museum-quality saddles and architectural work

Utah’s place in the cattle industry shipping

Burns Saddlery and Burns Cowboy Shop,

from fine leather artists such as Lisa and Loren

beef to eastern markets. Saddle shops sprung

reaching out to a new audience and offering

Skyhorse. Shaw works with designer Lucchese

up throughout the region in response to a need

tourists and travelers the opportunity to

four times a year compiling designs for the

for leather goods by cowboys and cattlemen,

experience true Western tradition and cowboy

season and offers a wide range of pieces that

of which Burns Saddlery came in to practice.

memorabilia. Co-owner Danna Burns-Shaw

are working and functional, yet outrageously

Historically, Burns Saddlery has focused

is hoping Burns Cowboy Shop will become

fun. Anyone looking for fine Western art,

on supplying the farm and ranch business

a standard Park City destination, and people

wear and memorabilia has the opportunity to

and also the event and trade show business,

will say, “You have to go see that cool cowboy

walk out of the store with a purchase in hand,

traveling the country to various big name

shop while in Park City.”

whether it is one-of-a-kind rock star cowboy

horse

gatherings,

The Park City chamber works hard to

developing and marketing to a specific

shows

and

Western

preserve its image as a cowboy town, and

Danna herself is an avid horsewoman

working cattleman and cowboy (and cowgirl)

has coalesced a progressive city in keeping

and rides as much as possible with a group

client base. Since the dawn of the worldwide

with Western customs. Between ski slopes,

of friends. This year, they took a horseback

web, the company has been well established

the Sundance Film Festival, outlying horse

trip to the Sierra Nevadas, and they ride the

with online sales, but for several years has

properties, fine hotels and an amazing number

backcountry of Utah as much as possible.

been discussing and investigating opening

of excellent restaurants, a rich Western history

Southern Utah has a rugged, soaring beauty

a second store. Looking at locations in

is well preserved and represented in this

and is home to big ranches, horse country

California, Las Vegas and Scottsdale, Arizona,

picturesque mountain town. Burns Cowboy

and miles of parkland and adventuring. It is

the wheel of fortune happily settled on Park

Shop is taking advantage of this lore and

a beautiful countryside, and the Burns family

City, Utah due to its ideal location, two and a

introducing its time-tested traditions into new

puts action to words in preserving the cowboy

half hours from the home base in Salina, and

sales territory; Park City is a well-matched

way of life. As their motto states: “The Cowboy

for the traveler and tourist audience it will

location sharing a distinctive, upbeat lifestyle

Way—Then, Now and Forever.” Stepping into

introduce to the famous cowboy store.

in a Western setting.

Burns Saddlery is stepping into living history

boots or a cute design on a t-shirt.

Marking Burns Saddlery and now Burns

Danna and her husband, co-owner Scott

where the legacy of Utah’s pioneer days is

Cowboy Shop’s first strong attempt at

Shaw, will manage the Park City store while

apparent in the rich scent of leather and hand-

cultivating a tourist clientele, the new store

their son, Braydan Shaw, manages the Salina

tooled goods and Western wear. v

is on 4th Street in historic downtown Park

store. Both Danna and her son are full-time

City in a 110-year-old building—giving the

designers, with the son operating a saddle

Written

building the same inception year, 1898, as

company and Danna designing clothing, boots

provided by Scott Leyse and Tonia Lewis. Visit

the first Burns Saddle shop opened by Vivian

and recently hats for the Burns Saddlery line.

Burns Saddlery and Burns Cowboy Shop online

Burns. Walking in the front door, the visitor

The new Park City store has all the

immediately smells the rich scent of leather

customary working cattle outfitters and cowboy

Martha

Cargill.

Photography

at www.burnssaddlery.com or call 800 453-1281 (toll free). Volume 33 Farm&Ranch West

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575 622-2343 Eagle Canyon Ranch: Within the scenic New Mexico hill country 40 miles west of Artesia, one of the region’s most prolific small town communities. This 15,980-acre expanse is an ideal cattle grazing operation. It has good water development, pipe shipping pens and excellent access off paved roads. Abundant wildlife: mule deer, Barbary sheep & quail. Turn-key sale includes cattle on site! $1,500,000 Rancho Bonito: This 4,210-deeded-acre Santa Rosa, New Mexico ranch has plenty to offer. A healthy climate, great vistas, central location, highway frontage, private access and no thru traffic. The scenic range sites support rolling grasslands, mesa rim and piñon/juniper woodlands thriving with wildlife. Four shallow wells, several water troughs and earthen tanks complement this pretty little ranch. Don’t miss this great investment opportunity! $2,105,000 Zia Mesa Farm: Are you semi-retired, but yearning to keep your foot in agriculture, yet not bury yourself… then I urge you to see this low-maintenance 162-acre wheat farm. Pivot sprinkler irrigation, neat and tidy residence, barn and farmyard. Best of all is that is that you’re within minutes of a good fishing hole at Ft. Sumner Lake, New Mexico! $450,000 Loma Grande Ranch: High in the Alpine Forest surrounded by thousands of acres of the Sacramento Mountain Wilderness, yet nearby the action of Ruidoso, is the gorgeous 320-acre Loma Grande Ranch. This historic ranch has much to offer; tall pines, grassy meadows, water rights, springs, ponds, cattle grazing allotment and the sensational wildlife of this mountainous region; elk, deer, bear, lion & turkey! Seller will divide! Come see & make an offer!

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719 783-2803 Sangre de Cristo Retreat. Traditional country mountain home with 4BR, 2.5BA on 35+ acres. Impressive quality on all components of home. Magnificent views of Sangres. Comfortable drive to world-class fishing on the Arkansas River and most major Colorado Ski Resorts. $1,200,000 The Hideaway. 160± alpine acres surrounded by national forest. Well constructed 2BR, 2BA log home with open kitchen/family room has room for expansion. Located just outside Salida, CO with views of the Sawatch Mountain Range. $1,200,000 Enjoy Direct Access to Nat’l Forest plus wonderful views from this 3BR, 4BA stucco home on 39+ ac. 4-car oversized garage, enumerable amenities, 1,000+sf stamped concrete deck. Built to be almost maintenance free. Easy drive to front range cities. $1,195,000 Elk Springs Ranch. Exceptional family mountain retreat on 161± acres bordering national forest with live spring, pond and abundant wildlife. Well designed 4BR, 4BA cypress-sided home with open floor plan. $995,000

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Mountain Cliffe Meadows. 52.96+ acres with a lively creek, magnificent views, alpine meadows, groves of aspen & picture-perfect CO homesites. $625,000 Hidden Elk Ranch. 80+ ac. of lush open meadows & stands of aspen & ponderosa in Wet Mountain Range. Barn with look of Old Europe, well and electricity in place. $600,000 Horn Peak Mountain Ranch. Creek flows through 119±-acre property tucked into foothills of Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Water rights, mountain meadow, close to town. $550,000 Custom Cedar Log Home. 5BR, 4.5BA, 3,700-sf, 2-level home designed for year-round Colorado living. Sangre views from both levels. Excellent floor plan, large kitchen w/2 islands. Oversized rec room with wood stove on lower level. On 10 acres. $489,000 Charming Log Cabin on Horn Creek with 3BR, 2BA on 10 ac. Open living area, great kitchen, gazebo for entertaining, stunning views of Sangre peaks above mountain meadow. $459,000 Unique Offering of Home and Hay Meadow on 40 acres w/views, close to town. Spacious 3BR, 2BA, covered decks, fenced yard, 2-car detached garage plus equipment storage building. $450,000 Horse Property w/Panoramic Views. Cedar-sided home designed for comfort & stylish ranch living. 2,084 sf, 3BR/2.5BA. 24x30 barn with enclosed tack room, fenced pasture. Beautiful setting w/Sangres views on 38+ acres amid ponderosa, juniper and pinion. $442,000 Eagle’s Nest. Built in the round, a 2,045-sf home on 35 acres. Excellent floor plan, one-level living. Professionally landscaped with 3BR/2.5BA. Stunning vistas and natural light in every room. $425,000 Pristine Mountain One-Level Retreat on 35 Acres. Immaculate 2BR/office, 2BA stucco home with oversized 2-car garage, gorgeous property, views, easy access to national forest. $349,000 In-Town Home With Magnificent Sangre View. 4BR, 3BA, 3,800+ SF stucco home, built in 2007, oversized 2-car garage, landscaped yard. Walk to shop, dine or school. $299,000 Premier Views of Sangre de Cristo Mountains. 35± acres with varied terrain and lush trees in Woods at Buck Mountain, finest development in area. Easy access to Westcliffe and beyond. $279,000 Rare National Forest Cabin. 2BR/1BA rustic log cabin on 13.6 acres in national forest. Creek, Rainbow Trail, wildlife. $275,000 Cowboy Cabin at Cody Park. 35+ ac. w/historical (circa 1889), 480 SF cabin, bunkhouse, corral & barn, lush meadows and wonderful views. $245,000 Rancher on Rocky Ridge. 1,400 sq. ft., ranch-style home with 2BR, 1BA and open floor plan on 5.77± acres. Property is nicely treed with partial views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. $225,000 Mesa Views. 39+ acres in Bull Domingo Ranch w/ Sangre de Cristo & Pike’s Peak views. Private w/ multiple homesites w/outstanding views. $220,000 Eleven 35-Acre Parcels in a premier development with Sangre de Cristo views and direct access to thousands of acres of public land, some with live water. Start at $122,000. Pines Village Parcel. On the desirable “west side” of the Wet Mountain Valley. 4-acre parcel of gently sloping forested land, borders open space giving private access to national forest and the Rainbow Trail. Outstanding views of Sangres & valley. $119,000 Easy Access to BLM. Exceptional views, several building sites on 35+ acres with trees and rock outcroppings. Easy access to Grape Creek and thousands of acres of BLM land. $83,000 Aspen Mountain Ridge. 35± acres with magnificent view, undeveloped spring, close to national forest, off the grid. $70,000 5.9± Acres With Water. Stream through property with meadow, nicely treed in Cristo Vista. $20,000

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406 932-6892 Golden Valley Ranch, Melville, MT. 480 deeded acres northeast of Melville, Montana. It has 2 creeks, wildlife, upland birds & incredible views. $1,150 per acre Cedar Coulee Hideaway, Reed Point, MT. 230 deeded acres overlooking the Yellowstone River. Private, productive land with numerous sites for improvements and great panoramic views of the Crazy Mountains. $499,000 Pine Ridge Bluff, Big Timber, MT. This 320-acre property has nice elevations & rolling coulees flowing into open meadows. On a well-maintained county road, it has lodge pole pine, good springs, great views, easy accessibility, good water & is completely fenced. $3,200 per acre Big Snowy Mountain Home, Judith Gap, MT. 3BR, 2BA home on 20 acres of timbered land in the Big Snowy Mountains, near national forest. $375,000

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732 213-8218 phone 9.23-Acre Horse Farm in Howell Twp., NJ. Great income-producing property w/20-stall barn, multiple paddocks, large outdoor, lighted riding arena that backs to 250 acres of horse trails w/3BR/2BA home. Close to ocean beaches & major shopping. $640,000. See this home online at www.REALTOR.com. Go to “Advance Search” and insert MLS# 20841963. Volume 33 Farm&Ranch West

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Coldwell Banker Resort Realty www.NorthWestLandMan.com Michael White, Realtor Specializing in Land, Ranches & Homes w/Acreage

208 290-8599 cell Waterfront Estate Parcel surrounded by Jack Nicklaus Idaho Club Golf Resort development. This parcel is located in Sandpoint, in northern Idaho a wonderful snowskiing and lake resort town. This 8-acre parcel has approximately 1,000 feet of waterfront, boatable into huge Lake Pend Orielle. Asking $999,500. 21-Acre Parcel with big, beautiful lake views, good flat building site, new road and in an area of nice homes. Easy 10-mile drive to Sandpoint, ID, which has been written up as one of the top 10 places to live by numerous national magazines. $199,500

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970 535-0881 • Ron Morris 970 927-3850 • Billy Long Argonaut Farm – Glenwood Springs, Colorado 1,135± acres with residence, guest home, equestrian facilities, cabins, over a mile of frontage on Four Mile Creek. $27,500,000 Big Creek Ranch - Steamboat Springs, Colorado 4,300 trophy acres bordering national forest with exceptional 11,000 sq. ft. lodge, four miles of Big Creek & development potential in resort town. $55,000,000 Blue Mountain Park Ranch – Loveland, Colorado 1,350 acres with exceptional wildlife & hunting. Close to all Front Range cities with two building sites and national forest access. $7,950,000 Boulder Valley Horse Farm – Boulder, Colorado 27 acres just five miles from downtown Boulder. Renovated 1900s farmhouse, guesthouse, barn, borders open space. $2,600,000 Castle Cliff Farm – Castle Rock, Colorado 51-acre executive equestrian estate between Colorado Springs and Denver with exquisite French Country home, gated entry, 24-stall and 7-stall horse barns, riding arena, caretaker’s home, adjacent to Country Club at Castle Pines. $10,600,000 Chaparral Lakes Ranch – Redding, California 400 magnificent, private acres close to national parks, retail, airport and more. Abundant wildlife with development potential. $2,500,000 Clark Creek Ranch – Elgin, Oregon Located in the heart of the Blue Mountains, 1,471 acres with ponds, springs and north fork of Clark Creek running through property. Near national forest and wilderness areas. $2,942,000 Colorado River Cattle Ranch – Kremmling, CO Part of Grand River Ranch, 1,235 acres at 9,500 ft. elevation with beautiful modern western-design home, 3 additional homes and outbuildings and access to national forest. $8,700,000

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Dancing Bear Ranch – Aspen, Colorado 503-acre property defines comfortable elegance with spectacular home, convenient to Snowmass Ski Area and Aspen. $14,400,000 Dater Creek Ranch – La Grange, Wyoming 2,320 acres of rolling grasslands, small buttes, hills, seasonal stream, fenced. $1,234,800 Deer Creek Ranch – Saratoga, Wyoming 1,348 acres in premier mountain valley community close to prestigious Old Baldy Club with 2 miles of Deer Creek, remodeled 2-story log home, 2 matching cabins, horse barn & more. $4,000,000 Deming Creek Ranch – Bly, Oregon 6,600-deeded-acre & 4,500-leased-acre cattle ranch. Excellent water rights, Deming Creek and Sprague River run through property. $5,900,000 El Caso Ranch – Quemado, New Mexico 70,000 total acres (3,250 deeded acres) w/106-lot subdivision, restaurant, polo arena, boat marina, restaurant, two homes and gas station. $14,625,000 Elk Haven Ranch – Loveland, Colorado 1,650-acre Front Range hunting ranch with over two miles of national forest close to Estes Park with privacy, abundant wildlife and scenery. $8,950,000 Elk Meadow Ranch – Arlington, Wyoming 3,920 acres bordering national forest for seven miles, enjoy exceptional hunting with mixed forest in this beautiful property. $7,500,000 Flat Tops Ranch – Kremmling, Colorado Part of Grand River Ranch, 680 acres, 3 homesites, 9,500 ft. elevation, views & access to national forest. $4,650,000 Gore Canyon Ranch – Kremmling, Colorado Part of Grand River Ranch, 337 acres, 3 homesites, mixed forest, spectacular mountain views. $3,750,000 Gypsum Creek Outfitters Headquarters Ranch – Gypsum, Colorado 53 acres between Vail and Aspen with national forest behind the property with great hunting, 2,200 sq. ft. home, bunkhouse, hay/tack sheds and machine shop. $1,300,000 Hay Draw Ranch – Union Center, South Dakota 2,240 acres with wildlife & views of Belle Fouche River Breaks, Black Hills & Bear Butte. Includes three-bedroom home, bunkhouse, Morton buildings, 13 pastures, spring, 7-acre lake and hay production. $3,200,000 Historic Montana Ranches – Montana & Wyoming Over 80,000 acres of historic ranches including the legendary OW, V Bar C, Pitchfork, Wolf and LX Bar Ranches. Offers 5 miles of Tongue River, frontage on Powder River, 12 creeks, 5 headquarters, valuable mineral right. $75,000,000 K P Ranch – LaGrange, Wyoming Set along both sides of Bear Creek, this 383acre ranch has charm, beauty, privacy and views. Includes renovated farmhouse with wraparound porch, mature trees, horse barn, shop and stocked pond. $1,350,000 Lazy H Ranch - Larkspur, Colorado 1,400 acres close to Denver & Colorado Springs with exquisite main residence, 2 additional homes, indoor & outdoor arenas, views & abundant wildlife. $8,500,000 Little Deer Creek Ranch – Fort Laramie, WY 4th generation cattle ranch encompassing 5,255 deeded acres with 3.5 miles of Deer Creek & Little Deer Creek traversing the property, 125-acre pivot sprinkler, wide meadows for ideal building sites offering spectacular views. $4,000,000 Little Ponderosa Ranch – Lyons, Colorado 18 acres with both sides of a quarter-mile year-round creek, 3BR home, detached garage, fruit cellar, barn and adjacent to 3,000+ acres of county open space at the gateway of the beautiful Rocky Mountain National Park. $1,249,000

Lookout Mountain Ranch – Glenwood Springs, CO 894 acres overlooking entire Roaring Fork Valley. Development potential or trophy ranch. $8,940,000 Mallon Ranch – Orland, California 3,408 acres of gently rolling grassland with recreation, development opportunity, wildlife and scenery. $7,500,000 Matheson Ranch – Kremmling, Colorado A mile of Troublesome Creek runs through this 800acre ranch, which irrigates 300 acres of grass hay. Valuable water rights, two homes, barn, corrals hay storage. $4,200,000 Mesa Meadow Ranch – Kremmling, Colorado Part of Grand River Ranch, 835 acres, 3 homesites, creek, irrigated meadow, hay production capability. $3,950,000 Oak Meadows – Glenwood Springs, Colorado The highest lot in Elk Meadows Ranch, this 5-acre parcel has spectacular views and borders private ranchland. $400,000 Painted Meadows Ranch – LaGrange, Wyoming 1,296 total acres, fenced with custom 4,000 sq. ft. home, three wells, horse and cattle barns, livestock facilities, hay storage and shop. $1,400,000 Pass Creek Ranch – Kremmling, Colorado Part of Grand River Ranch, 336 acres, 3 homesites, views of Wolford Mountain Reservoir, Pass Creek runs through property, 8,200' in elevation. $1,950,000 Pine Ridge Ranch – Durango, Colorado 660 deeded acres & 600 state lease acres, exquisite 6,375 sq. ft. home, privacy, views of Continental Divide & Pine River Valley. $7,170,000 Prange Ranch – Nunn, Colorado 90-year-old reputation working ranch w/8,000 deeded acres & 1,920 state lease acres. Runs 1,000 yearlings with 3 homes, barns corrals, 8 wells. $4,200,000 Piney Peak Ranch – Kremmling, Colorado Part of Grand River Ranch, 441 acres, 3 homesites, 9,500 ft. in elevation, views of Flat Tops Wilderness Area, Piney Peak and Front Range. $3,950,000 Roan Creek Ranch – De Beque, Colorado In a private valley, this 120-acre ranch has views, lush irrigated meadows, good water rights, excellent hunting & fishing, and a quarter mile of Roan Creek which runs through the property. $780,000 Rockin’ R Ranch – Pagosa Springs, Colorado 35-acre horse lover’s mountain paradise w/ impeccable residence and custom equestrian facilities close to Durango & Wolf Creek Ski Resort. $1,600,000 Ruby Lake Ranch – Alder, Montana 8,871 total acres of contiguous land rich in natural resources and wildlife with 3+ miles of shoreline along Ruby Reservoir. $19,800,000 Shoofly Horse Farm - Platteville, Colorado Convenient to Denver, Boulder and Ft. Collins, this 35-acre Front Range ranch has plenty of pasture and water tap. $490,000 Smith Creek Estate – Basalt, Colorado 35-acre mountain retreat w/exquisite custom log home w/wraparound deck overlooking trout pond offers endless outdoor recreation, privacy and wildlife. $2,695,000 Specie Wilderness Ranch - Telluride, Colorado Close to Telluride, 548 total acres and 1+ mile boundary on national forest. Available in two parcels or entire ranch for $6,500,000. Split Rock Ranch – Muddy Gap, Wyoming Large production ranch w/200,000± total acres, 12 miles of Sweetwater River, six homes, full livestock facilities and more. $17,500,000 Stagecoach Ranch – Texas Creek, Colorado Selected for the classic Western film Cat Ballou, this 596-acre ranch offers a mile of Texas Creek, two homes, lush meadows with additional 25,000 BLM lease acres. $3,900,000

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Stage Stop Ranch – Sheridan, Wyoming 79-acre ranch with history & charm against Bighorn Mtns, close to Big Horn Entertainment Center & Polo Club with farmhouse, two creeks, ponds, riding arena, horse & hay barns and more. $1,690,000 Sunnyside Ranch – Yampa, Colorado 954 acres between Vail and Steamboat Springs. Excellent big game hunting, outdoor recreation & development potential. $4,960,000 Tailwaters Ranch – Kremmling, Colorado Part of Grand River Ranch, 388 acres, 3 homesites overlooking charming fishing camp and miles of Muddy Creek & Gore Range. $2,950,000 Triangle 51 Ranch – Chugwater, Wyoming This 268-acre ranch on Chugwater Flats includes a unique, custom barn/home with tack room & office, three wells, grazing pastures, views, topography, year-round access and an easy-to-get-to location. $595,000 Travis Ranch - Ruth, California 100,000 acres (12,000 deeded almost totally enclosed in federal lands) of some of the greatest scenery in the western Coastal Range. $10,500,000 Trophy Mule Deer Hunting Ranch – Crawford, NE 1,420-acre high-fence hunting ranch with first-class lodge offering full accommodations and breathtaking views. $3,995,000 Vulture Ranch – Wickenburg, Arizona 80-acre horse property with beautiful self-sustained adobe residence, gardens, fountain, pool, outdoor entertainment area, guest quarters. $4,500,000 Willow Valley Ranch – Cotopaxi, Colorado Exquisite guest ranch on 257 acres with 8,000 sq. ft. 3-story log lodge, A-frame chalet, manager’s home, cabin, 6-stall horse barn, senior water rights and 1.5 miles of Texas Creek. $3,400,000 Wolford Mountain Ranch - Kremmling, Colorado Part of Grand River Ranch, 606 acres, 3 homesites at 8,200 ft. in elevation, spring on property, wildlife, views of Never Summer Range. $2,150,000 Y-6 Ranch – Meriden, Wyoming 24,750 acres, 5th generation cattle ranch w/6,500head feedlot & mill, irrigation, runs 1,500 pair. $15,950,000

Sotheby’s International Realty Laura Drammer www.lauradrammer.com

805 448-7500 cell Westfall Cutting Horse Ranch Santa Ynez Valley, CA Wine Country Fantastic vineyard/winery opportunity. 31+-acre turn-of-the-century restored ranch. Classic barns & cottages amid renowned wineries & luxury estates. $4,570,000. www.foxencanyonroad.com Family Compound W/Views – Santa Ynez Valley, CA Gated 5± acres w/3 homes. On the Wine Trail. Fenced pastures, room to plant grapes, apples or olive trees. $1,499,000 Hacienda on an Acre – Santa Ynez Valley, CA Immaculate 4-bed, 2-bath home at the end of a culde-sac. Mountain views. $1,150,000 Remodeled Sprawling Retreat – Solvang, CA Spacious 5-bedroom home, pool and spa. Guesthouse. Views, privacy. Small barn and pastures. $1,995,000

Pfister Land Co. LLC

Telluride Properties

www.pfisterlandco.com Rob Pfister info@pfisterlandco.com

George R. Harvey, Jr. www.theharveyteam.net george@tellurideproperties.com

307 684-5201

970 369-5373

Pompey Creek Ranch Sheridan County, Wyoming 265± deeded acres that stretch across the foothills of the Big Horn Mountains & encompasses acres of lush, green meadows, rolling hills & valleys. Pompey Creek flows through the property in addition to four ponds stocked with bass, which provide ample water for livestock and wildlife. $1,400,000 Open Box M Johnson County, Wyoming 5,233+ deeded acres, 4,889+ BLM lease & 680+ State of Wyoming lease acres 2 miles west of the historic western town Kaycee. Ranch is divided into 5 separate pastures with water provided by either reservoirs or a municipal water line from Kaycee. Amazing views and numerous wildlife. $2,200,000 Bar Triangle E Ranch Johnson County, Wyoming 320± deeded acres and 560± state lease acres 12 miles N of Buffalo at the base of the Big Horn Mountains. Easy access, extensive set of improvements and hay meadows irrigated by stock water from several springs, reservoirs and ditches. $1,350,000 Burnett Creek Johnson County, Wyoming 205-acre parcel of rolling grass hills and hay fields, with a moderate sloping terrain gives way to excellent views of the Bighorn Mountains and Crazy Woman Canyon. The Burnett Creek property provides numerous building sites with amazing views in all directions. Upland birds, whitetail deer, mule deer and antelope reside on the property. Approximately a half of a mile of Burnett Creek winds through the property, providing nice habitat & protection for wildlife. $1,086,500 Upper T Bar Ranch Jefferson County, Montana 480± deeded acres and 320± acres of state lease acres in an area experiencing rapid growth providing strong investment potential related to subdivision, development, conservation development or preservation & appreciation of value while maximizing recreation/ranch lifestyle enjoyment. $2,160,000 Spring Creek Ranch Albany County, Wyoming 28 miles west of Laramie and 10 miles south of the mountain town of Centennial. Consisting of 200± deeded acres it is a recreational paradise, possessing an outstanding array of wildlife. Spring Creek meanders through the property, providing awesome trout fishing and numerous fishery development opportunities. State Highway 11 provides easy year-round access as one of the main routes to the Medicine Bow National Forest. $975,000 Indart Ranch Johnson County, Wyoming 200±-deeded-acre homestead ranch 14± miles east of Kaycee, Wyoming. Adjacent to Highway 192 and encompasses several small wetland areas, native grass & hay meadows. The property has several tremendous home building sites and offers the buyer many spectacular habitat enhancement opportunities. $550,000

Wilson Peak Ranch: Uncompromising luxury retreat! Your ranch is 329 pristine acres plus just 800 acres of common ranch & amenities including a world-class sporting clay course overlooking the western canyons of the retreat, stunning timber frame indoor/outdoor equestrian facility, teeming trout pond, secluded log guesthouse, over seven miles of meandering hiking/horse/ATV trails, a half-mile of Fall Creek and national forest access. Breathtaking views of Mt. Wilson, the Sneffels Range and the Telluride Ski Area, along with world-class western sunsets. Two families enjoying 1,400+ acres. Smart ranch ownership & 16 miles from Telluride. $16,000,000. www.wilsonpeakranch.com

Western United Realty www.ranchbrokers.com Aspen Country Estate. 3BR/3.5BA, open 3,400± sq. ft. home on 2 acres w/great common area. 28 mi. W of Laramie, WY. $799,000 Grave’s Property. Undeveloped 511± acres; accessible from a Hwy 14, 15 mi. N of Fort Collins, CO along Poudre Canyon & nat’l forest boundaries. $575,000 Laramie Plains Acreage. 5,505± acres, good irrigation, 5 mi. W of Laramie, WY. Can be divided & sold as 3 separate parcels. Entire ranch: $4,130,000 Mountain Home Retreat. 2±-acre lot w/3,000+ sq. ft. 3BR/2BA log home 35 mi. SW of Laramie, WY off Hwy 230, north of the Colorado border. $585,000 Vedauwoo Acreage. Undeveloped 250± acres just off Interstate 80, 20± mi. E of Laramie, WY bordering the Medicine National Forest, minutes from Vedauwoo and Curt Gowdy State Park. $650,000

Crater Lake Realty, Inc. www.craterlakerealtyinc.com

541 783-2759

Spring Creek Fishing on 475 Acres. Experience the excitement of fishing the cold, clear waters of the North Fork of the Sprague River & its tributary of Five Mile Creek. Private & secluded w/205± acres gravity-flow irrigated pasture for grazing with balance diversified range & timberland. Awesome views of river, valley, mountains with deer, antelope & other wildlife. Outstanding offering at $880,550. Turn-Key Production! High-dollar crops on 338 acres, was in wheat, ready to plant, 315 acres irrigated by 5 new pivots & 3 pumps. Ranch has been painstakingly reworked for maximum production, minimum effort & waste. Great for alfalfa, pasture grazing, hay & even potatoes. New 108x30 & 108x50 metal buildings and potato shed. Nice two-bedroom home w/fireplace and garage. Excellent irrigation water supply. Recreational area w/Cascade Mountain views. Great fly-fishing & hunting. $1,385,000 Volume 33 Farm&Ranch West

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The Ranch Specialist Team www.ranchagent.com Jim Redd, Four Star Realty

707 444-9234 Kevin Sullivan, Kevin Sullivan Realty, Inc.

707 485-5834

Farmhouse on 90 Acres With Eel River Frontage Just outside of Redway, in Humboldt County, this property enjoys approximately 3/4 mile of Eel River frontage. Farmhouse, barn & outbuildings, redwood forest and open meadows. $1,000,000 57 Acres Just Outside Eureka Just minutes from town, plenty of open acreage with a farmhouse, large barn and huge shop. $700,000

Mason and Morse Ranch Company www.ranchland.com

877 207-9700 toll free 3-D Ranch Colorado * Fremont County * Canõn City 98± acres. 4 homes, a garage, workshop, carport & RV hookup. 600-sq. ft. barn w/3 stalls, tack room, water & electric and a 2-stall hay barn w/water, two round pens & a 140x100 arena w/seating. Completely fenced w/7 pastures & bordered on the west by BLM. $1,495,000. Contact Ted Schaal. Apache Creek Preserve Colorado * Huerfano County * Walsenburg 425 acres w/1.5 miles of Apache Creek. Cattle/horse ranch or development potential. $425,000. Contact Tom Roberts or Ted Schaal. Cataloochee Ranch Colorado * Park County * Guffey 438 very private acres of lush grass, pine and aspen trees, with stunning mountain views and top-ofthe-line improvements. Abundant deer & elk. $4,200,000. Contact Ted Schaal. Cedar Bench Ranch Colorado * Montrose County * Montrose 776 deeded acres with an additional 400-acre BLM lease. Two homes, pole building, shop, corrals, cattlehandling facilities & a hay barn with 5,000 small bale capacity. $4,350,000. Contact Rue Balcomb, Robb Van Pelt or John Stratman. Circling Bear Colorado * Pueblo County * Pueblo 120 acres with a beautiful 3,957 square foot, “D”-log 5BR/3.5BA home. A heated, detached 5-car garage; 6-stall split-log sided barn. $975,000. Contact Ted Schaal. Dean Ranch Colorado * Delta County * Paonia 109-acre ranch w/three-bedroom home, guest cabin, barn and shop. $1,350,000. Contact Rue Balcomb or Robb Van Pelt. Eagle’s Landing Estate Kansas * Dickinson County * Abilene Big city luxury, small town living…the price has recently been reduced $300,000 on this 9,700-sf luxury home and 58 acres. Photos and more information at www. ranchland.com. $1,500,000. Contact John Stratman.

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Evergreen Equestrian Ranch Colorado * Jefferson County * Evergreen 46-acre equestrian ranch in a pristine CO mountain setting. Two arenas, two homes, bunkhouse, parking and storage structures. An equestrian’s dream! $5,000,000. Contact John Stratman. McKim Ranch Colorado * Elbert County * Simla 908 acres along the Big Sandy River. Updated 4-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-story ranch home, garage, barn, outbuildings. $2,250,000. Contact John Stratman. Weiss Ranch Colorado * Elbert County * Elbert 1,040-acre ranch with Comanche Creek traversing the property. One hour from the Denver Tech Center or Colorado Springs. $3,328,000. Contact Rue Balcomb, Robb Van Pelt or John Stratman. Big Horn River Nature Retreat Montana * Big Horn County * Custer 710± acres, including 470 deeded & a 240 state lease. 200+ acres of agricultural land including home, shop & livestock improvements. $2,200,000. Contact John Stratman. Hill Place Ranch Nebraska * Sioux County * Harrison 1,500 ac. w/a spring-fed year-round creek. Abundant wildlife. $1,200,000. Contact John Stratman. Nebraska Blue Ranch Nebraska * Dawes County * Crawford 440 acres of grass and ponderosa timber with a brand-new, custom-built, fully furnished, 2,450 sq. ft., three-bedroom, two-bathroom home on a most spectacular site! Priced to sell. $965,000. Contact John Stratman. Dream Catcher Ranch Nebraska * Sioux County * Harrison 2,600 acres. Hay land, grass pasture & ponderosa pine rolling hills. Historic improvements including a 1918 completely remodeled 2,400 sq. ft. home and a 1908 barn in excellent condition. $2,500,000. Contact John Stratman or Robb Van Pelt. Spotted Elk at Greenwood Canyon Ranch New Mexico * Grant County * Silver City Be one of 11 owners of a 7,000-acre ranch in the high mountains of New Mexico with a custom built, impeccably detailed, square-cut, hand-hewn, 3,000 square foot log home with a guesthouse! $2,399,500. Contact Rue Balcomb or Robb Van Pelt.

Clark Jennings & Associates Flo Sayre fsayre@clarkjennings.com

509 539-3161 Sunrise Views, Eltopia, WA: 34-ac. rural subdivision parcel zoned 2.5-acre residential. $300,000 Rural Church, Pasco, WA: 2±-acre state-of-the-art rural church, tucked away just 12 miles from town. $550,000 Future RV Site, Pasco, WA: 4.66-acre paper platted RV park, 74-units approved. $405,000 Fisherman’s Escape, Wallula, WA: 6.64-acre recreational RV site, OK for home, lodge, camper or build your dream; overlooking the Columbia River. $80,000 Snake River Ranch, Franklin Cnty, WA: 4,800±-ac. dryland wheat ranch, CRP & 2 houses. $2,900,000

Oregon Opportunities Real Estate Southern OR Farm & Ranch Properties www.orop.com

800 772-7284

$9,000,000 - Meadows, views & timber. 2,024+ acres. 5 dwellings. Old water rights for 225 acres. $4,200,000 - Livestock Ranch. 4 homes, 5 barns, shop, working corrals on 1,038 acres. $2,780,000 - 2 homes on 150+ irrigated acres. $3,800,000 - Indoor & outdoor arenas, 2 homes & an additional homesite. 122.68 acres with 64.5 irrigated. $2,550,000 - World-class fly-fishing waters. 1,704 acres. River frontage, cabin & shop. $464,000 - Highly productive land. 39 acres w/ creek, views and 3-bedroom home. $1,490,000 - 74+ ac., qualifies for organic. Irrigation, creek frontage, set up for horses. 4-bedroom home. $1,695,000 - Log home on 160 acres. Great wells, views, pond and meadows.

Clark & Associates Land Brokers, LLC 307 334-2025 307 760-9510 406 697-3961 WYOMING SUNRISE RANCH—Niobrara County, WY: 2,748± deeded acres. 350 irrigated acres under 3 pivots. Excellent improvements. $1,950,000 RIM ROCK SPRINGS RANCH—Platte County, WY: 3,500± acres: 2,880 deeded, 600 state lease and 20 BLM lease acres. $1,399,000 PINEY CREEK RANCH–Sheridan & Johnson Counties, WY: Very scenic 900 deeded and 480 state lease acres located SE of Story, WY. $9,000,000 CAVE SPRINGS RANCH–Weston County, WY: 2,720 contiguous acres 3 miles north of Newcastle, WY. $2,846,400 SILVER CREEK RANCH—Sundance, WY: 1,591± deeded acres located 6 miles south of Sundance, WY. Ample water. Highway frontage. $2,625,000 POWDER RIVER RANCH—Johnson County, WY: 13,068 total acres: 8,553 deeded, 3,235 BLM and 1,280 state lease acres located 19 miles east of Kaycee, WY. $5,340,000 LARAMIE PEAK RANCH—Converse County, WY: Located at foot of Laramie Peak 7,127± acres: 2,227 deeded, 320 state lease and 4,580 Forest Service permit acres. $3,750,000 SQUAW CREEK RANCH—Sioux County, NE: Lowoverhead 6,052± deeded acre grass ranch. Excellent access, well-maintained improvements. $2,500,000 LITTLE TWIN MOUNTAIN RANCH–Albany & Laramie Counties, WY: Pristine mountain property with 480± deeded acres located south of I-80 between Cheyenne & Laramie, WY. $835,000 FOX HUNTING RANCH—Sioux County, NE: 280± deeded acres with excellent wildlife habitat. Power and well on property. $310,000

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Arnold Realty, Inc. P.O. Box 98, Newcastle, WY 82701 www.eRanches.com Jim Pederson, Broker Associate jim@eRanches.com

307 746-2083 Elk Trail Acreage Sundance, Wyoming 80 acres in the heart of big game country joining national forest. Amazing mountaintop setting at the end-of-the-road location. $240,000 Miller Creek Hideaway Sundance, Wyoming Remote property with a creek and direct access to national forest. 158 acres on the North Fork of Miller Creek. Elk, deer and turkeys. $456,000 Antler Ridge Hulett, Wyoming Excellent hunting area north of Hulett with deer and turkeys. 240 acres has several wonderful building sites with pine and oak trees. $540,000 Tippmann Acreage Upton, Wyoming 55 acres in a wooded setting with the convenience of highway frontage. Several nice building sites with southern exposure. Close to utilities. No covenants. $180,000 Wonder View Estates Sundance, Wyoming Scenic acreage with incredible views. Water & power available, phone nearby, road already in. Lots from 40 to 70 acres with prices starting at $180,000. Only 3 lots remaining to choose from. One tract joins a parcel of national forest. Elk Mountain Ranch Custer County, South Dakota Foothills ranch in the heart of recreation country. 623 acres at the base of Elk Mountain joining Black Hills National Forest for 1+ mile. Modest set of ranch buildings. Highway frontage. $775,000 Bear Lodge Retreat Sundance, Wyoming 75 acres with direct access to national forest and just minutes from Sundance. A unique property at the south edge of the Bear Lodge Mountains. $495,000 Schlager Ranch Sturgis, South Dakota 878 acres with about 260 acres of tillable land. Several reservoirs. $823,000. Possible owner financing & may be purchased in smaller tracts. Tower Ridge Estates Devils Tower, Wyoming 8 acres south of Devils Tower w/water tap available, utilities near lot line. Highway frontage. $98,000 Two Track Trail Custer, South Dakota Private 40-acre setting about 10 minutes from national forest. Newer 2-bedroom home. Deluxe kitchen, den, gas fireplace. Full unfinished basement. $280,000 Carlile Divide Carlile, Wyoming 119 acres in a convenient location between Moorcroft & Devils Tower. Wooded canyon & rolling hay fields. Power and phone nearby. Great views. $418,000 Beaver Creek Ranch Sundance, Wyoming Scenic hill country west of Sundance, Wyoming with Beaver Creek running through the heart of the ranch. 3,420 deeded acres and 557 acres of lease. 1+ mile of frontage on I-90. Centrally located between Spearfish, SD and Gillette, WY. $8,500,000

King Estate Hulett, Wyoming Elegant log home on across from the 8th hole on the Golf Club at Devils Tower. Dramatic hilltop setting w/captivating views. 3 levels designed for entertaining. $630,000 Lazy Acres Four Corners, Wyoming 5 acres close to national forest, snowmobile trails, and cross-country ski trails. Heavily wooded with pine and aspen trees. Has power, and phone is nearby. $92,500. Seller related to Broker. Pine Canyon Hideaway Sundance, Wyoming Remote location with 40 acres joining a parcel of state land. Log cabin with open floor plan. Deer, elk & turkey in the area. A wonderful hunting & recreational setting. $310,000 Triangle Acreage Custer County, South Dakota 32 acres adjacent to Black Hills National Forest and fronting Highway 16. A unique foothills setting for year round living or recreational retreat. $150,000 McGee Pasture Sundance, Wyoming Incredible country between the Bear Lodge Mountains and Devils Tower. 235 acres in a hidden spot with incredible vistas. Spring development, two reservoirs. $1,175,000 Hay Creek Ranch Newcastle, Wyoming Working ranch southwest of Newcastle. 1,960 deeded acres and a summer grazing permit for 144 yearlings. Custom-built four-bedroom home, outbuildings and corrals. $850,000 Eightmile Pasture Vale, South Dakota Summer pasture with 2,650 deeded acres, 640 acres state lease and 150 acres BLM lease. Great antelope hunting area. The ranch has been summering between 200 and 300 pair. $927,500 Gladsen Creek Ranch Hulett, Wyoming This 864-acre property is set in a private end-of-theroad location. Sweeping views of the Black Hills, the Missouri Buttes and Devils Tower. Several pristine building sites. $1,730,000 Michelson Homestead Crook County, Wyoming Secluded Black Hills property almost surrounded by national forest. 144 acres in the heart of elk country. High country location on a groomed snowmobile trail. Spring development, 3 reservoirs. $798,000

Halderman Real Estate Services www.halderman.com

800 424-2324 FEATURED AUCTIONS: November 20 – Tippecanoe Co., 180 ac, 10 tracts. Owners: Robert J. & Gail Von Holten. Contact: Dean Retherford 765 293-8475. December 2 & 4 – 58 acres Wabash Co. & 80 acres Whitley Co., Owner: Orr Family Trust. Contact: Bill Earle 260 982-8351. Contact us for information on all auctions and private listings we have available in your area or that fit your interest.

Harrigan Land Company www.harriganland.com

800 524-1818 Tarryall River Ranch - Lake George, Colorado “Custom-designed for trout” aptly describes the Tarryall River Ranch, only two hours southwest of Denver and one hour from Colorado Springs in the heart of the unspoiled Tarryall Valley. More than a mile of brown and rainbow trout-rich Tarryall Creek winds through the ranch. The amazing structure in this 20-foot-wide stream harbors abundant rainbow and brown trout, many of which reach 18 to 24 inches. The Pike National Forest borders two sides of the 322acre ranch, and views of the 12,000-foot peaks of the nearby Lost Creek Wilderness are unimpaired by any intervening development. Sand Creek, a small tributary full of brook trout also winds through the ranch for over a mile. 2 CFS of valuable water rights also come with the ranch. $2,350,000

RE/MAX Choice Properties www.tnalpacafarm.com

615 491-4708 Mini-farm Country Estate. Growing alpaca farm business is moving the herd. 4,181+ sq. ft., all-brick, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath home on 5 acres. 1,500 sq. ft. office. 2 barns with electric & water. 5 pastures, suitable for alpacas, mini-horse, exotic or other. Exciting opportunity to build & expand a successful mini-farm business. Gallatin, Tennessee.

Coldwell Banker Real Estate Jerry R. Vaughn www.JerryVaughn.com www.AlamoJacks.net

925 831-3353 office 925 200-3030 cell BELLA OAKS STABLES One-of-a-kind custom-built estate in the beautiful Alhambra Valley. Four bedrooms and three and a half baths, formal living and dining room. BONUS: this property has a 35+-stall boarding/training facility. Bella Oaks Stables, has a private entry off Alhambra Valley Road. Located across from Briones Regional Park, with 80 miles of scenic trails. Facility has a covered arena, wash racks, tack rooms and a secondary residence. The ranch is tucked away, just off the main road, under majestic oak and bay trees. Bella Oaks offers the peacefulness of a mountain retreat, yet we’re just minutes from Highway 4 and Interstate 680. Please visit www.BellaOaksStables. com for more details. Volume 33 Farm&Ranch West

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Mason Real Estate, Inc. Lashley Land and Metro Brokers, Inc. Recreational Brokers, Inc. 972 467-3008 Joe Demko, Broker

www.masonrealestate.netreal.net Brian Mason, Broker/Owner

970 234-3167 DELTA - DELTA COUNTY Awesome Farm Setup &/or Gravel Pit Potential! 80±-acre farm on Gunnison River. Own both sides of river! 58± irrig. acres w/concrete ditches & priority water. Hay production: 6+ tons/acre! Rocky bluffs to the north! Excellent trout fishing, exceptional hunting for waterfowl, deer & pheasants! Privacy, views and convenient to town! $1,595,000. Co-listed by Judi Schmalz & Brian Mason. DELTA - DELTA COUNTY Awesome Hay-Producing Land &/or Great Gravel Pit Potential! 118± acres with priority water rights, concrete ditches & excellent hay production. 6± tons/ac. Beautiful views, privacy & only minutes to town. Enjoy the views & wildlife. Deer, waterfowl & pheasants! $1,652,000. Co-listed by Judi Schmalz & Brian Mason.

United Farm & Ranch Management www.ufarm.com

800 509-3276 AUCTIONS 160 Acres in Dixon County, NE. 320 Acres in Antelope County, NE. 202 Acres in Nance County, NE. FARM & RANCH PROPERTIES 170-Acre Dairy in Jefferson County, NE. Currently operating and permitted for 669 head. 36.11 Acres Near Lincoln, NE. Combination cropland and pasture, suitable building site for your home. 440.54 Acres in Lincoln County, NE. Combination gravity irrigated cropland, hayland, trees & farmstead. 478.87 Acres in Perkins County, NE. Pivot irrigated with irrigation equipment included. 80 Acres in Platte County, NE. Non-irrigated, gently rolling farmland. 240 Acres in Thurston County, NE. Cash grain, center pivot and dryland farm with excellent soils. 720 Acres in Cherry County, NE. NEW LISTINGS 228.27 Acres in Lincoln County, NE. 191.82 Acres in Gosper County, NE. DEVELOPMENT PROPERTIES 136.71 Acres on the Edge of North Platte, NE. City sewer and water already in place. 20 Acres in Otoe County, NE. This property would be an extension of an existing development. 138 Acres Near Wahoo, NE. Much of this farm is zoned commercial & residential and ready for development. ACREAGES 1.19-Acre Bed & Breakfast near North Platte, NE 2.5 Acres with brick ranch house and Morton building east of Lincoln, NE. 20-Acre Building Site east of Lincoln, NE. 15-Acre Building Site with water and electricity in Cedar County, NE.

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308 532-9300 586 Acres, Brushy Creek Paradise, Maywood, NE Nice recreational/hunting, live water. 252.8 Acres, Comstock Lodge, Sargent, NE Tremendous opportunity to own your own business and your own private hunting. 160 Acres, Whitetail Hallows, North Platte, NE Little jewel in west central Nebraska. Great whitetail. 440 Acres, Spring Meadow Ranch, Fairfield, NE Impressive 5-bedroom/5-bath log home, trophy deer and upland game galore. 673 Ac, Keya Paha Wildlife Area, Springview, NE This little piece of paradise overlooks the Niobrara River Valley, many incredible building sites. 304 Ac, Riverland Waterfowl Club, Bridgeport, NE One-mile stretch of the North Platte River in western Nebraska Flyway explodes w/waterfowl excitement.

RE/MAX of Green Country 918 273-2344 10-ac, 50-ac, 70-ac, 80-ac, 220-ac & 240-ac vacant land tracts in Nowata, OK. $2,000/acre 30 Ac. vacant land near Welch, OK. $37,500 20 Ac. vacant land near Double Creek Cove, Nowata, OK. $60,000 240 Ac. vacant land east of Nowata, OK. $300,000 40 Ac. vacant land near Alluwe, OK. $80,000 20 Ac. vacant land w/shop, Nowata, OK. $95,000 80 Ac. vacant land near Bristow, OK. $100,000 40 Ac. vacant land, Ramona, OK. $104,000 59 Ac. $2,000/ac, 80 ac. & 90 ac. $1,800/ac tracts of vacant land in Nowata, OK. 80 Ac. vacant land Delaware, OK. $200,000 120 Ac. vacant land near Nowata, OK. $264,000 120 Ac. vacant land, Wann, OK. $216,000 70 Ac. hunting property, Fort Gibson, OK. $140,000 400 Ac. hunting property, Deer Creek, OK. $440,000 200 Ac. vacant land, Talala, OK. $640,000 20 Ac. vacant land, Oologah, OK. $200,000 80 Ac. vacant land, Nowata, OK. $160,000 34 Ac. w/2 homes (3rd home no value), Nowata, OK. $100,000 10 Ac. w/home (additional ac. possible), Chelsea, OK. $170,000

Harlingen Homes Marcus Phipps, CRS

956 423-5300 24-Acre Peninsula Homesite at the end of Water’s Edge Subdivision in Harlingen. Private. $559,000 Premier 6BR/4BA Waterfront Home on 10 acres of citrus orchard. ICF construction. $959,000 View all properties at www.HarlingenHomes.com & www.RioRanchSales.com

Awesome Highly Upgraded Custom Home built December 2003 on 158 acres with pool shaped as a cowboy boot. Fenced & cross-fenced, stocked fishing pond, storm shelter plus two newer aerobic septic systems. Great privacy with your own deeded private road with two metal gates near town & main highway (no back roads). Extended gravel road, city water, DSL & electric lines. Select fill pad, 66 piers, radiant barrier in attic, high SER a/c with extended warranty, advanced security system and rare mineral rights. Plus 30x50 insulated barn with a/c, heat, bath, utility room & full upgraded kitchen. Turn-key ranch operation w/all livestock as seen on www.TEJASLonghorn.com. Incredible value/investment! Easy 35-minute drive to Plano, Texas. $1,495,000. Call 972 467-3008.

Ranch & Hunting Land Larry Guthrie, Owner / Agent Coleman, TX 76834 www.ranchandhuntingland.com

325 624-5292 Lake Ivie Waterfront: 3/2 Home. Dock. $675,000 69 Ac: Coleman. 3/2 Home. Oaks, hills. $309,000 46 Ac: Runnels. 2/2 House. 2 water wells. $179,500 118 Ac: Coleman. Oaks, water, electric. $2,195/Ac 120 Ac: Cabin, water well, electric, oaks. $2,795/Ac 250 Ac: Oaks, water well, elect, hunting. $1,650/Ac 296 Ac: Coleman. 3/2 home, hills, oaks. $595,000 312 Ac: Brown. 3/2 white stone home. Heavy oaks, lake, rolling hills, water well, workshop. $925,000 375 Ac: Hi-fenced, lake, wooded, hills. $2,395/Ac 399 Ac: Coleman. 2 Houses, lake, oaks. $2,300/Ac 452 Ac: Near San Angelo. Creek, hunt. $1,650/Ac 462 Ac: Coleman County. Hi-fenced game ranch. Nice Cabin: Large whitetail population. $2,595/Ac 680 Ac: Hi-fenced, 4/3 home, guest lodge. $3,995,000

Scott Land Company Ben G. Scott – Broker www.scottlandcompany.com

800 933-9698 day/eve JUST LISTED! TX Panhandle - 177 ac. w/extraordinary 5,404± sq. ft. home overlooking the property w/ beautiful views of live creek, trees, wildlife (deer, quail, & turkey), covered horse training facilities, stables, excellent cattle working facilities & pens, employee housing. EXTREME DEV. POTENTIAL – 4,872.8 ac. of beautiful ranch land four miles north of loop 335 – Amarillo, TX w/pvmt. on four sides (3 mi. – Hwy. 287., 1 mi. – Western St., 1 mi.- Givens Rd., 1 mi. – Rivera Park Rd.). Well watered by pumps powered by solar energy (state of the art) & windmills. Deer, quail & dove. Talk to us about dividing (640 ac. min.). COPE CREEK RANCH – Briscoe Co., TX. - Just north of Lake McKenzie, 640 acres on pvmt., ideal hunting and/or weekend hideaway.

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