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The 7,997± acre Russell Ranch, located in Crook County just minutes from Prineville, Oregon, is a multifaceted operation offering top-ofthe-line cattle and equine facilities along with topnotch hunting and outdoor recreation.
7,997± Acres CROOK COUNTY OREGON Property ID: 14205748
$15,000,000
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In life’s balance sheet, the people and the experiences are much more important than the numbers, even the big ones.
Afew weeks ago, I was headed to Houston to attend a high school graduation party for my goddaughter. The end of school is hectic, so I was planning to drive down from our house, which is just about 30 miles west of San Antonio, attend the party and drive back. In Texas, where we measure distance in hours, it’s a relatively short drive, just about three and a half hours one-way.
At the last minute, I had a brainstorm. Pure impulse. I invited our 16-year-old daughter to go along with me. Honestly, I expected her to turn me down to hang out with friends. . .we’re in that teenage season where parents run a very distant second to friends. Much to my surprise and delight, she said, “Sure.”
My plan changed. Instead of rushing back, I seized the opportunity to hang out with my girl. One on one. In short order, a good hotel was booked and reservations for a nice dinner were made. There were thoughts of ice cream for dessert because despite what anyone says no one is ever too old or too cool for ice cream.
After reconnecting with lifelong friends at the party, I took my daughter on a nostalgia tour. We revisited the neighborhood where I was raised. I showed her where her great grandparents lived. I told her stories about them and my parents— and my growing up with all of them.
We laughed and talked and then laughed some more. For her, our middle child, it was a chance to get away from the rest of our immediate family and be the sole focus of my attention. For me, it was a chance to give her some context for her life and an opportunity to plant the roots of her family identity down a little deeper. For both of us, it was a chance to make a good memory.
Isn’t life something? We lived all that in 48 hours on a quick weekend trip. Imagine the opportunity of doing that time after time with your special people in your special place.
That opportunity, in a nutshell, is what makes me so passionate about land ownership. Land, by being a shared special place, provides an unparalleled opportunity to create connection and shared memories. And in life’s balance sheet, the people and the experiences are much more important than the numbers, even the big ones. Of course, with land, the ROI can be both memories and money. It is one really one of life’s true win-wins. While you’re taking a break from the summer heat, flip through our pages and consider the possibilities. Connections and memories are out there just waiting to be made.
TOM ALEXANDER Publisher talexander@land.com
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Craig Kaiser
Craig Kaiser is the president and co-founder of LandGate. He is the former owner and chairman of Kamara Kaiser Mining Company. He is also a former executive in Alaunt Exploration, private equity (Warburg Pincus) backed exploration company focused on energy assets in Colorado and Wyoming. Kaiser has worked for Anadarko Petroleum, Newfield Exploration, and Lion Mountain Mining Co., among other energy companies serving in areas of focus ranging from greenfield exploration to fullscale project development. Find out more at LandGate.com
Tiffany Dowell Lashmet
Tiffany Dowell Lashmet, associate professor and extension specialist for agricultural law with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, authors the award-winning Texas Agriculture Law Blog and hosts the award-winning Ag Law in the Field Podcast. In addition, she serves the State Bar of Texas John Huffaker Agricultural Law Course Planning Committee and previously sat on the board of directors for the American Agricultural Law Association. Lashmet received her B.S. in agribusiness from Oklahoma State University and her law degree from New Mexico State. Licensed to practice law in New Mexico, she also is actively involved in her family’s multigenerational farm and ranch in eastern New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle. Find out more at AgriLife.com
RANCH RUSSELL
7,997± Acres in Crook County, Oregon Presented By Texas Ranch Sales, LLC.
The 7,997± acre Russell Ranch, located in Crook County just minutes from Prineville, Oregon, is a multi-faceted operation offering top-ofthe-line cattle and equine facilities along with top-notch hunting and outdoor recreation.
The ranch, encompassing 7,677± deeded acres with an additional 320 acres of BLM allotments, has excellent access with frontage on the Paulina Highway and Southeast Juniper Canyon Road. In addition to its livestock potential, Russell Ranch features 212± acres of timberland available for harvest with 1,577,000± board-feet of pine timber on the property. All the perimeter and cross fencing has been constructed within the last seven years.
Improvements
The ranch has four homes situated to take advantage of the breathtaking views of the
Cascade Mountains, Ochoco Mountains, and Ochoco Valley. One home is located near the northwest corner of the ranch and is in close proximity to a 28± acre irrigation pivot, a hay barn holding 1,200± tons, and well-appointed equestrian amenities and cattle working facilities.
The ranch infrastructure includes an outdoor roping arena, a horse walker, runs, stud pen, covered round pen, a free-standing tack room, equipment barn, woodworking shop and a brand-new steel-framed tractor shed. In addition, numerous shops, garages, sheds and barns are located throughout the ranch along with improved horse pastures.
A heated calving barn with 18 stalls and a complete washout system is conveniently located down the road. The calving barn is attached to the main barn which has an employee bunkhouse, meeting room, medicine room, and kitchen.
Heated indoor cattle working corrals offer a complete washout system and an indoor hydraulic
squeeze chute and calf tables. There also are 10 outdoor stalls that are covered with heated water troughs, along with outdoor cattle sorting pens.
A fuel storage station and a steel three-bay drive thru equipment shed are located within the same compound. The insulated shed is outfitted with a 20-foot overhang, allowing even the largest implements to be effortlessly stowed. Additional improvements include a wash station with a trailer washout and a semi parking garage with a 40-foot overhang. Plus, all the perimeter and cross fencing has been constructed within the last seven years.
Water
Water is plentiful. Three domestic wells, producing 700–900 gallons per minute, supply water to the improvements. One of the wells fills a 25,000-gallon water storage tank and feeds more than 20 water troughs.
In addition, much of the acreage is irrigated by two irrigation wells producing
approximately 1,000 gallons per minute, with 300–400 gallons per minute being produced on the west side. Another well, producing about 1,000 gallons per minute, and two 20-acre pivots are being installed on the newly cleared land on the property.
Wildlife & Hunting
The property is teeming with game animals and native wildlife such as pronghorn antelope, mountain lions, bobcat, turkey, and quail. LOP tags from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife are available for Rocky Mountain elk and mule deer.
The Neighborhood
Prineville, Central Oregon’s oldest city, is the unofficial Rockhound Capital of the U.S. thanks to the variety of precious gemstones found in this part of Oregon. With about 11,500 residents, the town is the gateway to Ochoco National Forest, more than half a million acres of wooded
Russell Ranch has been well thought out and designed to create an exceptional farming, recreational hunting and working cattle ranch. The multi-faceted property has something for everyone—and more than most can imagine
foothills, lakes and rivers, an expansive playground for nature lovers. Hikers and backpackers will enjoy testing themselves on various trails that wind through the region.
Anglers will find Walton Lake at the west end of the Ochoco National Forest tucked among old growth ponderosa pines and stocked with trout. Native rainbows abound in Ochoco Creek accessible from Ochoco Creek Campground. East of the Prineville Reservoir, there is exceptional fly fishing on the Crooked River.
The Opportunity
Russell Ranch has been well thought out and designed to create an exceptional farming, recreational hunting and working cattle ranch. The multi-faceted property has something for everyone—and more than most can imagine. °
7,997± Acres CROOK COUNTY OREGON
Property ID: 14205748
$15,000,000
Sheldon Grothaus , Broker 210-854-5833
Sheldon@TexasRanchSalesLLC.com
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The real estate market has seen its fair share of ups and downs the last few years. Thankfully, here at LandGate, we have seen some pretty amazing feats from our LandApp subscribers.
In the heart of the American Southwest, the State of New Mexico Land Office embarked on an exciting journey. Tasked with managing the vast land holdings of New Mexico, they turned to LandGate to accomplish a crucial mission of unlocking these lands’ potential and spotlighting leasing opportunities for clean energy projects.
With ambitious goals in mind, the New Mexico Land Office aimed to attract the interest of lessors, generate additional revenue, and, assess resource and risk potential across their extensive properties.
New Mexico has set its sights high with its Renewable Portfolio Standards. By 2025, state leaders plan for 40 percent of the state’s electricity to come from renewable sources, and by 2045, they aim for a remarkable 100 percent. Managing an impressive 9 million acres, the New Mexico Land Office is perfectly positioned to play a pivotal role in achieving these sustainable energy milestones, all while generating revenue through strategic land leases.
Early in 2023, New Mexico posted a promising 640-acre property on LandGate’s marketplace, earmarked for solar energy and battery storage. The response was enthusiastic, with multiple qualified offers pouring in. By June 2023, a winning lessee was selected, and as of Q2 2024, the development of this designated land is well underway.
This is just one example of the New Mexico’s triumph in leasing properties for clean energy through LandGate's marketplace.
Following this initial success, two more listings have closed, bringing the total to three finalized leases and three upcoming solar farms on state property. This means the State of New Mexico will be generating income for lease payments paid out by the solar developer each year increasing their annual revenue by 1,400 percent.
Driven by their early achievements, the State of New Mexico has continued to list additional properties for clean energy production on LandGate's marketplace. Among these is a remarkable 27,000± acre property in Hidalgo County, further cementing the state’s commitment to a sustainable future.
In a totally different realm of real estate in New Mexico, Wayne Dunson is a land broker working for National Land Realty. He is truly passionate about land and has been involved in land development since 2018. He has more than 15 years of experience in the real estate industry. Dunson has also been using LandGate, specifically LandApp, to share detailed information about his clients’ properties and to explain unique revenue-generating opportunities they have not considered before.
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LandGate is a company that provides very large amounts of data and analytics to landowners on the natural resources and land ownership side. . .It is important to us to make sure this proprietary information is available for landowners to do due diligence on their own properties as well as properties they might be interested in purchasing.”
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Dunson has joined us on a live webinar providing his insights to landowners and land professionals across the country and he was joined by one of the clients he helped secure a solar lease offer. His experience with different types of land listings makes him an invaluable resource.
Dunson has generated solar lease offers by listing his clients’ properties on LandGate’s marketplace. He showed this potential to his clients by using LandApp to generate property reports that include proprietary value and risk indexes.
“LandGate is a company that provides very large amounts of data and analytics to landowners on the natural resources and land ownership side,” he said. “It is important to us to make sure this proprietary information is available for landowners to do due diligence on their own properties as well as properties they might be interested in purchasing.”
LandGate’s Co-Founder and President Craig Kaiser explains that LandApp provides the missing piece of information that all landowners should have access to when analyzing their properties. The company has closed that gap by introducing its value and risk index scores for more than 150 million properties nationwide.
Joette Schalla, a ranch broker with Fay Ranches who is licensed in Colorado, has enjoyed similar professional wins using our products. Schalla’s journey into real estate began on a cattle ranch in Calhan, Colorado, where she learned the importance of land stewardship from her parents.
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Schalla has closed more than 180 transactions and holds the prestigious Accredited Land Consultant (ALC) designation.
Schalla is no stranger to listing her clients’ properties and her own on our marketplace. She has firsthand experience of the success that our platform has provided her when it comes to generating offers and lease deals.
“. . .I listed my property on LandGate and very quickly received 12 competitive offers to lease my property for a solar project from reputable companies,” she said. “After some due diligence and discussions, I was able to execute a solar lease. . .thanks to all the folks at LandGate."
She continued, “If leasing your property is something you are considering, get as many offers in front of you as possible. I hear it all the time, ‘I know four or five people, we’re going to get you the best offer,’ that never happens. You want to get as many people as you can to look at that property and the best way to do that is to list on LandGate’s marketplace.”
Craig Kaiser goes on to explain how LandGate’s marketplace is actively being utilized by investors seeking potential development sites. That is what makes the company’s marketplace so unique. LandGate is the only marketplace for land and its resources that will generate potential lease offers from reputable renewable energy, mineral and mining developers. It is also the only marketplace to provide value and risk index scores to quickly evaluate any property across the continental U.S.
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LandApp isn’t just another real estate tool—it’s a comprehensive suite designed to revolutionize viewing property and land efficiently. Whether you’re a landowner looking to sell or lease your property, or a professional seeking to provide accurate, insightful data, LandApp has the features you need to save time, money, and ensure that nothing is overlooked. °
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BASICS OF ESTATE PLANNING
With the aging of Baby Boomers, one of the largest generations in U.S. history, the nation is poised for the largest exchange of wealth, including land, in its history. As a result, estate planning is—or should be—a topic of discussion for families across the country.
Obviously, estate planning is not a one-size-fits-all proposition because no estate and no family is the same. Some estates are relatively small and simple, while others are vast and complicated. With that said, some basic concepts are foundational for those who are embarking on the process.
I sat down with Tiffany Dowell Lashmet via a livestream presentation on the topic of estate planning. As an attorney who is an Associate Professor and Extension Specialist for Agricultural Law with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, she is constantly on the move and hard to catch. If that’s not enough, she also authors the award-winning Texas Agriculture Law Blog, hosts the Ag Law in the Field Podcast, and is actively involved in her family’s multi-generational farm and ranch in eastern New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle.
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The information below is for educational purposes only and should not replace the advice of an attorney licensed in your jurisdiction.
Why is estate planning important?
TDL: Estate planning is just what its name implies. It is the process of deciding how you want your assets to be managed and distributed after your death, or if you become incapacitated. While it’s not anyone’s favorite thing to think about—in fact, statistics tell us that only about 50 percent of Americans have a will and only about one-third of farm, ranch and agribusiness owners have one—it is vitally important.
Why? If you die without a will in place, the laws of intestacy in your state will come into play. Each state’s laws are slightly different, but they are all essentially formulas for the division of a person’s assets if they die without a will or estate plan.
Intestacy laws are a one-size-fits-all proposition that do not consider the wishes of individuals or their families, so it is unlikely that the statutes will distribute your assets as you would. By not having a will or an estate plan, you have given up all control of your probate assets and increased the likelihood of conflict between your heirs. In addition, probate will take longer and cost much more.
When it comes to estate planning, my best advice is to complete a will even if you do nothing else. As a colleague of mine often tells people, “Die with a will. It’s easier on everybody.”
What are the basic steps in creating an estate plan?
TDL: For my presentations, I’ve divided the process into five steps. The first is “Design a Flight Plan,” which is a collection of all the information and documents necessary for someone to be able to step in and conduct all your affairs. This is important from an estate planning purpose, but also from a life planning purpose if you were to be injured or otherwise incapacitated for any period.
The information to be gathered includes the location and access information for your Safety Deposit box, your will and other legal documents, deeds, insurance policies, banking, investment and billing information, a list of personal property and debts, passwords, your birth certificate and Social Security card among other things.
Third, I suggest “Develop a Business Succession Plan.” In their laser focus to transfer land from one generation to the next, many farming and ranching families lose sight that the land is also home to a business. It is important to evaluate and discuss what a successful operation looks like for the succeeding generation and if the pieces have been put in place to allow the next generation to succeed as businesspeople. This may include determining who can fill which roles and what additional training may be needed to allow them to be prepared to do so.
The fourth step is “Draft Estate Planning Documents,” which is where you, working with an attorney, draft, review and sign all the documents necessary to implement your estate plan.
Finally, I suggest “Draft and Implement the Estate Plan.” This is the step where you, working with the appropriate team of professionals including your attorney, your accountant and your banker as well as your family, put together the final plan that will govern the estate. Because life and circumstances continually change, I recommend reviewing the documents annually to ensure that they are current and reflect your wishes. 1 2
The second step is to “Determine Your Goals.” Identifying your top goals for your estate in communication with your heirs will establish the decision-making framework for your estate and will influence the timing of property transfer. For instance, “keeping the land in the family” will need different provisions and preparations than “selling the land and dividing the proceeds equally.” The first question an estate planning lawyer should ask is what your primary goals are.
In addition to a will, are there any other documents that are necessary?
TDL: While the parameters and specifics of each of these documents differ by state, the following list includes documents that everyone should have in place.
Everyone needs a durable power of attorney, which allows you to appoint someone to handle your business affairs if you become incapacitated and a medical/healthcare power of attorney, which is a document designating a person to make medical decisions on your behalf if you cannot.
In addition, everyone needs an advanced directive, commonly known as a “living will.” This document provides instructions to your physician on whether to provide or withhold artificial life sustaining procedures in the event of a terminal illness or irreversible condition. Discussing your wishes with not only your physician but your family can be helpful, and even comforting, if hard decisions must ever be made.
Depending on the circumstances, some people may also need a document providing for the care of dependents such as minor children or special needs adults, an in-home Do Not Resuscitate Order (DNR) or trust documents.
What taxes come into play as an estate is passed to heirs?
TDL: Everyone is subject to federal estate tax, which is a federal tax levied on assets transferred at death. Everyone has a lifetime exemption, allowing you to pass assets at or below that value without paying an estate tax.
For 2024, the lifetime exemption is $13.61 million per person or $27.22 million per couple. The estate tax is based on current market value and anything over $13.61 million is taxed at a 40 percent rate. In 2026, unless Congress acts, the lifetime exemption is set to change to $5 million per person, which will likely be closer to $7 million when adjusted for inflation.
It’s important to note that tax is not owed on property left to a surviving spouse, but that does not mean there is no need to worry. While no tax is immediately due if property passes from one spouse one to the other, the surviving spouse will then hold the entire value of the estate at his or her death. This can be a problem for families with assets near or over the exemption amount who haven’t prepared.
My best advice for anyone who is even close to the lifetime exemption limit to talk is to an attorney and accountant—tomorrow. There are many avenues for managing the estate tax burden, but they must be put into place before death.
As a side note, surviving spouses can take advantage of “portability,” which allows them to add any amount of the lifetime exemption that their spouse did not use to their own lifetime exemption. For example, if a spouse died in 2024 and the initial estate was worth $3.61 million, the surviving spouse could “claim” the unused $10 million and increase his or her lifetime exemption to $23.61 million.
To do that though, the surviving spouse must file IRS Form 706 within nine months of their spouse’s death.
In addition to federal estate tax, some states levy an in-state estate or inheritance tax. Twelve states and the District of Columbia impose estate taxes and six states have inheritance taxes. Maryland has both.
Estate taxes and inheritance taxes are different. Estate taxes are generally paid by a decedent’s estate before assets are distributed to heirs and are thus based on the estate’s overall value. On the other hand, inheritance taxes generally are remitted by the recipients of a bequest and are based on the amount distributed to each beneficiary.
Are there any special considerations for landowning, particularly farming and ranching, families?
TDL: I mentioned it previously, but it bears repeating. Passing a working farm or ranch to the next generation is more than just passing the assets, it’s passing an entire business. Family discussions and planning need to reflect that reality.
The other big issue that often comes into play is capital gains taxes, the taxes owed when a person sells an asset such as land that has appreciated over time. For long-term assets, those held for more than a year, the tax rate ranges from 0 percent to 20 percent, while short-term assets, those held for less than year, correspond with income tax brackets.
For multi-generational landowners, which includes many agricultural families, the “stepup basis,” is an important issue within the framework of capital gains. Step-up basis is the adjustment of the value of an appreciated asset for tax purposes upon inheritance.
Estate planning is just what its name implies. It is the process of deciding how you want your assets to be managed and distributed after your death, or if you become incapacitated.
With step-up, the value is based on a cost basis rather than the purchase price, which as you can see can be a significant difference. Step-up is generally available if the assets are transferred at death, but not if they are deeded to another person while the owner is living. ° 5
Here’s how it works. If Grandma bought the farm for $50 per acre in 1950 and it’s now worth $850 per acre, Grandma would owe capital gains taxes on $800 per acre if it is sold today. But if Grandma died in 2004 and the land was valued at $500 per acre when it was passed to the family at the time of her death, because of the step-up, they would owe capital gains taxes on $350 per acre ($850 per acre market value–$500 per acre step-up value = $350 per acre) if they sold it today.
Kiamichi River Ranch
570± Acres in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma
Presented By Texas Ranch Sales, LLC
Located north of Antlers, Oklahoma
Surrounded by mountains and live water
Strong habitat makes for exceptional hunting
Situated in Pushmataha County just north of Antlers, Oklahoma, in the Kiamichi Mountains, Kiamichi River Ranch is a 570± acre live water paradise. With both highway and county road frontage, access is easy. Oklahoma City is less than three hours away, while getting to DFW only takes about a half hour longer.
In this portion of the rich Kiamichi River Valley, the landscape is a mixture of lush grass and good timber. Surrounded by mountains and crisscrossed by live water, the property offers a range of exceptional views. The ranch is a beautiful, blank canvas suitable for a recreational ranch, a hunting ranch, a dream home with plenty of elbow room or perhaps a development or upscale RV park. A water well is already in place and electricity is available on both sides of the river.
Plentiful live water is one of the ranch’s most outstanding features. Because both banks of the Kiamichi River run through the center of the property for about one and a half miles, access is extensive and completely private. In addition, Blowup Creek traverses the acreage for about a quarter of a mile.
Great water and strong habitat make for exceptional hunting. Hunting on the Kiamichi River Ranch is as good as North America offers. The ranch is home to black bear, eastern wild turkey, elk and white-tailed deer.
With year-round live water in the heart of the Kiamichi Mountains, Kiamichi River Ranch offers endless ways for your dreams of land ownership to come true. °
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South Creek Ranch
5,400± Acres in Dallas & Ellis Counties, Texas
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45 minutes from DFW International Airport
Beautiful scenery for miles around
Potential for residential, commercial or Industrial
The clock is ticking on the opportunity to own the 5,400± acre South Creek Ranch, situated in Dallas’ high-growth corridor, by participating in Icon Global’s bid submission campaign ending on June 28.
The ranch, located in Dallas and Ellis counties just 20 minutes south of Uptown’s Financial District and Klyde Warren Park in Dallas, is ideally suited to capitalize and sustain the area’s unprecedented growth.
“This ranch is quite possibly the last, most key, and valuable large piece of investment land with the entire DFW Metroplex region in any direction,” said Bernard Uechtritz, owner of Icon Global.
The property includes significant highway frontage on the east side of I-45 between the City of Ferris exits. The northeastern portion of the ranch runs along Malloy Bridge Road East of I-45 which is the new Loop 9 intersection.
TxDOT is currently constructing ingress and egress traffic ramps as a part of Loop 9, a sixlane extension that runs west to east from Hwy 67 at Red Oak, across I-35 and east to I-45 and onto State Hwy 175. The loop will be completed by tying into I-20 near Tyler.
Additional access is provided by three county roads, Wolf Springs, Parkinson and Nokes Road.
“South Creek Ranch is integral to the explosive growth happening within the southern hub of Dallas, and south to the cities of Ferris and Palmer, as well as to the continuation of the industrial, intermodal and AI/data/tech-centric development of the corridor,” he said. “It is critical to meet the demand for supportive commercial development as well as prime for all categories of a much-needed residential community.”
The offering includes Tall Oaks, a separate 33-acre estate. It includes a luxurious 23,000± square-foot entertainer’s home as well as additional designated residential and commercial development parcels, which are Phase II and Phase III of a development dubbed Woodstone. Phase I of Woodstone has already sold out.
As if the development opportunities aren’t enough, the land itself is idyllic.
“The land is resplendent with rolling hills that provide elevations from which viewers can take in the beautiful scenery for miles around,” Uechtritz said. “South Creek Ranch has abundant water, numerous lakes as well as a multitude of natural resources and ecosystems.”
streams include sand and gravel royalties, cattle and hay production.
“This one-of-a-kind property could meet the standards of the most visionary developer or could continue its storied history as a property to be stewarded by a Dallas-centric ranch owner and entertainer,” Uechtritz said. “South Creek is unique in every respect.”
Since the property hit the market in December 2023, it has generated significant interest and intriguing offers. Icon Global is using its tested and successful Call for Offers process to complete the deal by June 28.
“Our Call for Offers and marketing campaigns provide a level playing field with an opportunity for competitive bids beginning with a call to action, providing an opportunity-filled middle timeframe, and a definitive endpoint,” said Uechtritz, noting the company used the same process in selling the W.T. Waggoner Ranch, the Broseco Ranch and The Reserve at Sulphur Bluff, among others.
The window is closing on this superlative opportunity. Act now because on June 28, the chance to own the possibilities that define South Creek Ranch will be gone. °
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5,400± Acres
DALLAS & ELLIS COUNTIES, TEXAS
Property ID: 20402750
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435± Acres in Crook County, Oregon
Presented By Texas Ranch Sales, LLC
Located 8 miles west of Roberts Field Airport
Majestic views of the Cascade Mountains
59,500± square-foot equestrian indoor arena
The breathtaking Y-Bell Ranch is a true paradise featuring majestic views of the Cascade Mountains, manicured pastures, magnificent improvements and unparalleled amenities. Located only 8 miles west of Roberts Field Airport and Redmond, Oregon, the ranch encompasses 435± acres of deeded land, along with a BLM lease adding another 2,775± acres.
The marvelous 8,863± single-story main home highlights local materials found on the property, including an impressive floor-toceiling stone fireplace separating the grand entry from the living room. This modern home, featuring every convenience a family could need, is built for relaxation, comfort and luxurious country living and easy entertaining.
The four bedroom and four and a half bath home includes a stateof-the-art gourmet kitchen, spacious family room, full bar, game and media rooms, private offices, an extraordinary master suite, and more. To add to the entertaining options, a 9,916± square-foot trophy room is attached to the main home along with large patios, a saltwater pool and hot tub, and a three-bay garage. An additional two-bay detached garage with heated dog kennels, and a four-bay detached garage with a weight room are conveniently located within the main compound.
Just up the drive from the main home is one of the finest equestrian facilities available. An indoor arena spans 59,500± square feet and features 29 automatic roll-up doors, a hot walker, round pen, bar and viewing area, custom mechanical cutting cow, and more. Across from the arena is a luxurious horse barn with feed and tack rooms, hay
storage, washrooms, an apartment, a foaling stall, and nine stalls with runs leading to a pasture.
A 7,200± square foot L-shaped equipment and storage barn is located within the same compound. The barn has eight bays with 14 ’ x14 ' automatic roll-up doors and one bay with a 20 ’ x14 ' door, allowing even the largest implements to be effortlessly stowed. Just south of the compound is an 8,700± square-foot eight-bay shop with walk-in meat processing cooler, beer taps, laundry facility and twobedroom loft living quarters.
West of the main home, the Y-Bell Ranch also features a 2,967± square-foot guest home with two bedrooms and one and a haf bathrooms and attached two-car garage. A large back patio with an atrium sprawls from the rear of the guest home. A storage barn, small horse barn and the paddock are situated near the guest home.
The manager’s home and cattle working facilities are located near the property’s southwest corner. The manager’s home is an openconcept 3,020± square-foot house with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms and an attached two-car garage. A two-story calving barn with six stalls, medical room, hayloft and storage is surrounded by custom steel cattle working pens. Another hay barn and a detached three-bay garage with dog kennels is nearby.
The entirety of Y-Bell Ranch has been well thought out and designed to create an exceptional recreational, hunting and working cattle ranch. The Y-Bell Ranch is an outstanding property that will exceed the expectations of even the most discriminating buyer.
The Y-Bell Ranch is exclusively listed with Cascade Sothebys International Realty & co-marketed with Texas Ranch Sales LLC. °
Pritchard Sumner Ranch
8,525± Acres in Kern & San Luis Obispo Counties, California
Presented By Clark Company
Situated in Shandon, California
Scenic views in every direction
Seasonal elk, deer,
and rabbits
quail, dove
First homesteaded in the 1860s, the 8,525-acre Pritchard-Sumner Ranch is rich with history and available for purchase for the first time in over 150 years. Operated as a cow-calf cattle business for almost 50 years, running 250 cow-calf pairs (or 1,000-1,200 yearlings), the PritchardSumner Ranch is completely outfitted with crossfencing, pastures, and troughs, plus over 80,000 gallons of water storage and miles of pipeline to distribute water all throughout the Ranch. The Pritchard-Sumner Ranch is complemented with a freshly remodeled ranch-style home, barns, historic buildings, juniper trees, and a variety of wildlife.
Location & Access
The Pritchard Sumner Ranch is situated in Shandon, California, with acreage spanning across both San Luis Obispo and Kern Counties.
The main headquarters is situated at 8050 Bitterwater Road and is accessed through the main gate on the east side of the road.
Improvements
The recently remodeled main home is comprised of three bedrooms and one bathroom. Built in the 1930s, the home includes heating and air, a new roof, and a stabilized foundation. Further there is a metal pole barn, equipment shed, fencing and all-weather ranch roads. The cattle operations include a new set of corrals, a new loading chute, a 60-foot truck scale and troughs sprinkled throughout.
Operations
For over 50 years, the Pritchard-Sumner Ranch has been utilized as a cattle ranch and is currently running 250 head. This is a total turn-key operation, complete with cattle guard, fencing, alleys, pens, a 60-foot scale, brand
new loading chutes and approximately 22 water troughs scattered across the ranch.
Additionally, because of the rich history of the Pritchard Sumner Ranch, there is the potential opportunity for agricultural tourism and studies. The ranch has been visited by Cal Poly animal science students and utilized by various organizations as a fundraiser site.
Water
With the capability to store 80,000 gallons, water on the Pritchard-Sumner Ranch is supplied by two wellsone solar powered, the other electric on a timer. The water is gravity fed through miles and miles of built-in pipeline all throughout the Ranch. There are also three stock ponds that collect an ample amount of water each year. However, though safe for cattle, there is currently there is no potable water on the property, as is typical for this area. Drinking and cooking water are purchased and stored in the home °
Summit Prairie Ranch
9,660± Acres in Crook County, Oregon
Presented By Texas Ranch Sales, LLC
40 miles east of Prineville
Plentiful water features two large lakes
Abundant game animals and LOP permits
Located approximately 40 miles east of Prineville, Oregon, Summit Prairie Ranch offers the coveted combination of superlative livestock production and excellent hunting. The ranch encompasses 9,020± deeded acres with an additional 640± acres of BLM allotments, accessed on Forest Road 3010 and Forest Road 42. The Redmond Municipal Airport is less than two hours away.
The landscape is a mix of lush pastureland and native brush with mature trees that provide excellent cover, forage for wildlife and grazing for livestock. Currently, the ranch supports 1,400–1,600 cow-calf pairs.
Plentiful water is one of the ranch’s top features. Summit Prairie Ranch features two large lakes, the 70± acre Allen Creek Reservoir and the 11.5± acre Peterson Creek Reservoir. The North Fork Crooked River traverses the southern end of the ranch for almost seven miles, along with numerous creeks and tributaries.
In addition, there is approximately four miles of Ross Creek, three-and-a-half miles of Allen Creek, three-and-a-quarter miles of Peterson Creek, almost three miles of Gill Ditch, over a mile of Hickey Creek, about a mile each of Yellow Jacket Creek and Brush Creek, and half a mile of Beetle Creek that encompass the ranch.
The property has live in-stream rights and storage rights. Seven diesel pump wells that service water troughs. The abundant lakes, creeks and tributaries provide irrigation for 6,220± acres of the property.
Ample water means abundant, diverse wildlife. Plentiful game animals and LOP permits for Rocky Mountain elk and mule deer from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife create unbelievable hunting. Additional hunting opportunities include pronghorn antelope, black bear, bobcat, mountain lion, coyote, turkey, and seasonal waterfowl.
For anyone seeking the best in ranching and recreation, Summit Prairie Ranch is an opportunity not to be missed. Stake your claim before someone else does. °
RockGate Equestrian
71.34± Acres in Denton County, Texas
Presented By Chase Duran of Allie Beth Allman & Associates
RockGate Ranch, located in just 25 minutes from DFW International Airport in Denton County, is 71.34± acres of perfection for equestrians who want to enjoy an elevated horse country lifestyle with easy access to the Metroplex.
The private, gated estate with a decidedly contemporary aesthetic features a custom-built barn that was designed to anchor the complex. It features 24 mattress stalls, outfitted with electrical outlets and individual fan controls as well as fly control. In addition, there are 14 one-acre turnouts, two outdoor covered stalls, six wash-and-tack racks, a large feed room, two dedicated laundry rooms and three apartments for staff.
BIG ASS FANS ® keep the air moving in the barn aisles and the indoor arena. A lounge viewing area envelopes guests and potential buyers in climate-controlled comfort. Thanks to the outdoor arena, round pen and cross-country trail around the estate, equine athletes can be fully acclimatized. Both arenas and the round pen provide Geotech ® fiber footing while the cross-country trail sports a crushed granite base.
Estate living is as grand as the play. The four bedroom/four and a half bath home, which measures almost 6,000 square feet, is an interplay of sleek design, livable comfort and light. The coolness of the stained concrete floors, granite countertops, and expanses of glass is perfectly balanced with the warmth of wood and the rough texture of native limestone. The juxtaposition of architectural elements invites people to gather and engages their senses.
The outdoor pool with its expansive decking is an ideal place to start or end the day. Family and friends can enjoy one of several seating areas, depending on whether they want a covered area or one that is only bounded by air.
A media room and an oversized three-car garage are just two more things in the long list of amenities. For those who seek a life beyond the ordinary, Rockgate Ranch is the destination of a lifetime. °
4 Dill Pickle Place
6± Acres in Gilpin County, Colorado
Presented By Milehimodern
Located one hour from downtown Denver
Views of the Continental Divide, Mount Evans, Grays and Torreys Peaks Luxury features
Sophisticated luxury and traditional rustic charm unite in this custom log home reminiscent of the Yellowstone Home. Nestled on over six breathtaking acres in Paradise Valley Estates, this residence offers unparalleled views of the Continental Divide, Mount Evans, Grays and Torreys Peaks. Completed in 2021, the home is constructed exclusively with 16-inch heirloom logs imported from British Columbia. Custom craftsmanship is evident throughout. Flaunting a design concept based on The Old Yellowstone Lodge, the interior is adorned with authentic Western artwork, vintage sculptures, a massive antler chandelier and hand-selected 100-year-old wood flooring. The home boasts three impressive stone fireplaces as focal points, an antique saloon bar and a working gold mine on the lower level. Two high-end gourmet kitchens, two dining areas, a wine cellar and a game room set the stage for entertaining. The Castle Tower with stonehenge features tracks the solstices for your pleasure. The elevator accessing all three floors and workout studio add ease and convenience. A vast dog run with a fully enclosed outdoor kennel and a sprawling deck with a hot tub with expansive views complete the outdoor escape. Not to be missed is the six-car garage with room for your RV or fifth wheel! °
• One hour from Denver
• 50 minutes to Boulder
• 90 minutes to Vail, Copper Mountain and Winter Park Ski Resorts
• 25 minutes to Eldora Ski Area and Nederland
• 12 minutes to Golden Gate State Park
• 9 minutes to casinos, spas and dining in Black Hawk
• 5 minutes to fishing, biking and hiking
Buttes View Ranch
More than 5,783 acres of
4,946± Acres in Crook County, Wyoming Presented By Properties West Realty Team Brokered by eXp Realty
Situated on the western edge of the Black Hills
2± miles of the Little Missouri River
prime hunting ground
Located on the western edge of Northeastern Wyoming’s Black Hills, the Buttes View Ranch sprawls over 4,946± deeded acres, offering a harmonious blend of productive rangeland, lush hay meadows, and timbered draws teeming with wildlife. An additional 120 acres of Wyoming State lease land and access to over 700 acres of adjacent BLM land further enhance the ranch’s hunting and recreational opportunities.
The landscape is characterized by pine and oak-covered hills, interspersed with productive
grasslands, providing a diverse habitat for a variety of game species and livestock. The Little Missouri River meanders through the property for approximately 2 miles, enriching the property with deep, rich bottomland. Water resources abound, including two artesian wells, 10 reliable stock ponds, and 9 reservoirs, ensuring ample water for both livestock and wildlife.
Ranch Infrastructure
The ranch is fenced and cross-fenced for livestock grazing and production. The ranch’s carrying capacity will vary depending on annual moisture and management practices. There are 200± acres of tillable farm ground currently planted in cover crops. The alfalfa fields yielded over 300 round bales in 2023. There is excellent access throughout the ranch with 8± miles of four-season improved roads and many additional miles of two tracks to access the far reaches of the property. Outbuildings on the ranch include an insulated 40'x64' pole barn with concrete floors, a 30'x80' pole barn, a 22'x58' wooden barn, and a 16'x12'
lean-to shed providing ample storage and operational facilities for ranch operations.
Buttes View Ranch is a sportsman’s paradise, situated in Wyoming Elk Unit 116, antelope and Deer Unit 1, and Turkey Unit 1. Managed for trophy deer, the habitat supports thriving populations of mule deer, whitetails, pronghorn antelope, elk, and Merriam’s turkey. The alfalfa fields are a magnet for the deer and antelope. Waterfowl hunting is available, with geese and ducks drawn to the permanent water sources. There is also a healthy, huntable population of sharp-tailed grouse.
Other Recreational Opportunities
Additional hunting and recreational opportunities are also available in the 80,000± acres of the Black Hills National Forest, which can be accessed within a 45-minute drive from the ranch. Other recreational activities available in the Black Hills include four-wheeling, ATVing, camping, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing, to
name a few. Keyhole State Park and Cook Lake offer additional fishing and water activities.
The Golf Club at Devils Tower located in nearby Hulett, Wyoming. This is a world-class, 18-hole course enjoyed by golfing enthusiasts. The course is known for its scenic beauty, with incredible views of the surrounding mountains, red rock cliffs as well as stunning views of Devils Tower, our nation’s first National Monument. The 77 Steakhouse and Saloon in the clubhouse is open to the public. Hulett Municipal Airport is adjacent to the golf course for access by private plane, and it features a 5,500'x75' runway.
Access to small-town charm and essential amenities is convenient, with the ranch approximately 26 miles north of Moorcroft, Wyoming, and 23 miles west of Hulett, Wyoming. Accessible via the New Haven Road which is maintained by the county.
With its abundant wildlife, diverse habitat and unparalleled recreational opportunities, Buttes View Ranch epitomizes the quintessential Wyoming lifestyle °
Pritchett Peaks Vineyard
120± Acres in Sonoma County, California
The 120-acre Pritchett Peaks Vineyard is nestled in the majestic coastal mountains west of the bucolic town of Healdsburg in what is the epicenter of the legendary Rockpile AVA. With the entire AVA made up of less than 160 planted acres, Pritchett Peak’s 45 acres of ultra-premium vines represent the most significant Rockpile holding to ever come to market and an opportunity for the savvy investor to acquire a once-in-a-lifetime foothold in what is arguably the North Coast’s most significant AVA. The vineyard consists of 110 acres, with 45 acres professionally planted and maintained to an ultra-premium combination of Zinfandel/Primitivo, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Malbec. Production runs between 100 to 180 tons per year. The grapes are currently sold to some of California’s most prestigious wineries. Winding your way down and through the vineyard and past the reservoir, the view opens up to a secluded bench above Lake Sonoma, wherein sits the Pritchett Peaks’ Manor, which features a 3,000 square feet custom four-bedroom, three-bath with a wraparound deck.
Listing Agents: Jim Martin (707) 272-5507 & Brian White (707) 953-3807
Bear Mountain Ranch
Property ID: 19948573 | $11,900,000
1,113.19± Acres in Shasta County, California
Nestled just 40 minutes east of Redding, California, in Shasta County, Bear Mountain Ranch awaits. The main home is a custom four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath home featuring a kitchen with breakfast sunroom, formal dining area, spacious game room, office, an attached two-car garage, and detached five-car garage. Guests are comfortable as well, with an off-grid 1,150 square feet hunting cabin. Bear Mountain Ranch embodies a sophisticated Western elegance. No detail was spared from the brickwork, fountains, gardens, gazebos, fences, and wood-carved bears throughout the property. The ranch is well-equipped with its multiple barns, a large shop, a tree house, water and electrical storage buildings. Tons of water! There is district water conveyed through an eight-inch underground pipe, two wells, two year-round creeks, and eight ponds. 31 irrigated meadow acres benefit from this abundant water and are hayed seasonally. It is also an outdoor recreational haven for hunting, fishing, horseback riding, and ATVing. Recreating this level of detail and infrastructure would demand a significant investment. Fortunately, everything necessary is already in place here. Listing Agent: Todd Renfrew (707) 455-4444
Property ID: 20245085 | $6,399,000
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Espinoza Ranch
835.28± Acres in Tuolumne County, California
Property ID: 20083030 | $2,725,000
Listing Agents: Todd Renfrew, Dan Durnall & Wes Durnall (707) 455-4444
Weber Ranch
120± Acres in Lincoln County, Nevada
Property ID: 17236618 | $1,750,000
Listing Agent: Ellie Perkins (775) 761-0451
Jericho Ranch
1,209± Acres in Shasta County, California
Property ID: 19129127 | $3,990,000
Listing Agents: Donna Utterback (530) 604-0700 & Denny Prins (530) 410-5755
Merlo Vineyard
250± Acres in Sonoma County, California
Property ID: 20150880 | $6,500,000
Listing Agents: Jim Martin (707) 272-5507 & Brian White (707) 953-3807
Roger Riley Ranch
502± Acres in Contra Costa County, California
Property ID: 20116001 | $6,999,000
Listing Agent: Todd Renfrew (707) 455-4444
Morales Ranch
1,843.68± Acres in El Dorado County, California
Property ID: 20388675 | 3,000,000
Listing Agent: Todd Renfrew (707) 455-4444
$6,200,000
Exquisite 620± acre property with astounding, panoramic vistas of the Pacific Ocean. San Simeon Vineyard is comprised of 72± acres planted in wine grapes. The areas surrounding the vineyard are utilized for cattle grazing. Improved with one residence with attached garage, two shops, offices and barn. San Simeon Ranch Water is provided via one well, three springs and three seasonal creeks.
Property ID: 19775255
620± acres
San Simeon, California
San Luis Obispo County
$5,650,000
KUHNLE SHANDON RANCH
3,055± acres
Shandon, California
San Luis Obispo County
Surrounded by golden hills and river valleys, presenting a prime working cattle ranch and dryland farm in one—a true agricultural dream! Complemented by three residences, two barns, and numerous outbuildings. There are also horse facilities including barns, pens/ arena, and riding trails. Water is supplied by five wells supplying ample water for stock and domestic use. Property ID: 19774996
$4,500,000 RANCHO SANTA ROSA
306± acres
Cambria, California
San Luis Obispo County
Rancho Santa Rosa is a 306±-acre haven of privacy offering exquisite views teeming with the Central Coasts most attractive wildlife and vegetation: deer, birds of prey, trees, creeks, waterfalls and more. Situated near Cambria, California, Rancho Santa Rosa is an outdoor retreat comprised of three certificated parcels and improved with two modest residences. Rancho Santa Rosa is a coastal getaway and recreational escape, positioned just 8 miles from the Pacific Ocean. Property ID: 19659414
$5,300,000 VINEYARD HILL IRRIGATED GROUND
253± acres
San Luis Obispo, California San Luis Obispo County
Surrounded by golden hillsides to the north and flat land to the south, and easy highway access running east and west. 253± acres of prime convenience and opportunity. Presents 100± acres of irrigated farm ground with 21± acres of alfalfa on the north parcel and 79± acres farmed in vegetables on the south parcel. Vineyard Hill Irrigated Ground offers a world of prospects for a wide array of endeavors including potential commercial opportunity. Property ID: 17084138
St. Benedict’s Monastery
3,720± Total Acres in Pitkin County, Colorado
Located just outside Aspen, Colorado, the approximately 3,720 ± total acre St. Benedict’s Monastery represents the largest holding in the immediate Snowmass/ Aspen area. The property sits in a picturesque ranching valley surrounded by the lofty peaks of the Elk Mountain Range. Known for its peace and privacy, the Trappist monks have lived and managed this idyllic ranch for over 68 years. Wildlife and cattle have co-existed for years, and the ranch and adjoining protected lands have retained the same natural habitat and rural characteristics today as they did when the monks first arrived.
$150,000,000
Property ID: 20068464
North Face Ranch
4,850± Deeded Acres in Routt County, Colorado
The North Face Ranch presents a remarkable opportunity for those seeking a blend of luxury living, outdoor recreation, and natural beauty. Situated just a short drive from Yampa Valley Regional Airport and within an hour of Steamboat, this expansive 4,850acre property boasts an array of features sure to captivate any outdoor enthusiast. At the heart of the ranch is an extraordinary 11,000-square-foot log home, meticulously renovated in 2023 to offer modern comfort while retaining its rustic charm.
$23,750,000
Property ID: 19554228
Double R Ranch
3,676± Deeded Acres in Jackson County, Colorado
A historic and scenic working ranch with infinite recreation, the Double R Ranch is estimated to have a carrying capacity of 925 cow/calf pairs and valuable water rights that irrigate 3,150 acres of hay ground. Fly fishermen will enjoy frontage on 4.4 miles of the North Platte River. Double R includes numerous well-maintained improvements that fit the scale and needs of an operating cattle ranch, perimeter fencing with good interior roads, wells, access to utilities, and direct access to public roads.
$13,500,000
Property ID: 20122970
Bow & Arrow Ranch
40,693± Deeded Acres in Las Animas County, Colorado
Bow and Arrow Ranch offers a combination of production and recreation in one of the best value areas in the West. The ranch is nicely improved with three homes, numerous outbuildings, over 40 miles of new exterior fencing, good access roads, and handling facilities, along with ample stock water resources and the recent addition of numerous wells. Deer, pronghorn, and elk inhabit the property year-round, and in good moisture years, there are plenty of turkey and quail.
$16,227,200
Property ID: 17954634
Dutton Creek Ranch
2,264± Deeded Acres in Archuleta
County,
Colorado
Just minutes from downtown Pagosa Springs yet in a world all its own, Dutton Creek Ranch is one of the most distinguished private land holdings in Colorado. Nestled at the foot of the Weminuche Wilderness Area the ranch features stunning views of Pagosa Peak to the north and the iconic San Juan range to the east. A true legacy ranch, Dutton Creek combines an undisturbed private landscape and wildlife haven with state-of-the-art improvements and comfort.
$29,850,000
Property ID: 19659420
The Cox Ranch
235± Deeded Acres in Sanpete County, Utah
Situated in a quiet part of Sanpete County, The Cox Ranch represents one of the larger undeveloped properties just outside of the town of Fairview. The overwhelming feature of this property is its picturesque setting with a ridge of mountains to the east and valley views to the west. The ranch is 235 acres in size and affords plenty of privacy. The landscape consists of green pastures and rolling hills interspersed with stands of mature scrub oak, springs, and a small pond.
$9,750,000
Property ID: 18661888
Coyote Creek Ranch
458± Deeded Acres in Platte County, Wyoming
Welcome to Coyote Creek Ranch, a hidden gem nestled in the tranquil landscapes near Glendo, Wyoming. Spanning 918 total acres (458 deeded acres), the property not only offers a sizable piece of land but also provides access to the beautiful North Horseshoe Creek and Coyote Creek. The combination of its coveted location, remarkable hunting opportunities, and diverse habitats make Coyote Creek Ranch an investment that offers both a peaceful retreat and a valuable asset.
$1,500,000
Property ID: 17815756
Martin Farm
482± Deeded Acres in Banner County, Nebraska
Experience the charm and potential of Martin Farm, nestled just 5 miles south of McGrew, Nebraska. This sprawling 482-acre estate features three center pivots that efficiently irrigate 300 lush acres. Presently, the farm boasts a flourishing alfalfa crop, with a reliable tenant secured for the upcoming 2024 growing season. Martin Farm offers a blend of productivity and natural beauty, perfect for both seasoned and aspiring farmers.
$1,725,000
Property ID: 18534973
Yellowstone L&R Ranch
LOCATED IN THE BEAUTIFUL BLACK HILLS OF NORTHEASTERN WYOMING,ONLY 7.5 MILES FROM HULETT, WYOMING. TRACTS FROM 63+ TO 35+ ACRES. STARTING AT $5,950 PER ACRE
• This area of the Bear Lodge Mountains has incredible topography with Ponderosa Pines and Bur Oaks and does not have the high winds sometimes associated with some areas of Wyoming.
• Property sizes vary from 35 to 65 acres with year around access via WY State Highway 112.
• Virtually all of the tracts provide stunning views of the surrounding ranch and red rim rock cliffs.
• Many tracts are suitable for horses and livestock with good grass.
• Wildlife on the ranch includes mule deer, whitetail deer, elk and Merriam’s turkey.
• Hunting is allowed on your property on the ranch, plus you are only 25 minutes from over 80,000± acres of Black Hills National Forest for additional hunting and recreational fun.
• Multiple tracts also have access to WY State Land for hunting and other recreational activities.
• All tracts will have power to the property line and internet is available using Starlink.
• If you enjoy challenging golf and great food, The Golf Club at Devils Tower is only a 25 minute drive from the ranch. The Golf Club is home to the 77 Steakhouse and Saloon which is open to the public.
• Keyhole Reservoir is only an hour drive and offers incredible fishing opportunities.
• Other area attractions include Devils Tower National Monument, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Badlands National Park and Custer State Park to name a few.
• Spearfish, South Dakota is one hour away and both Deadwood, SD and Sturgis, SD are within one hour and 20 minutes from the ranch.
• Other area outdoor activities include; trout fishing, hiking, camping, four wheeling, ATV’ing, downhill and cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and both gravel and mountain biking.
Anchor Ranch
BLAINE COUNTY, MONTANA
66,937± ACRES • $35,969,850
Property ID: 14958271
Palo Pinto
PALO PINTO COUNTY, TEXAS
200.631± ACRES • $1,798,000
Property ID: 19317322
Deep Creek Ranch
VALLEY COUNTY, IDAHO
1,094.88 ± ACRES • $5,310,168
Property ID: 18240444
Salmon River Mountain Range Timberland
ADAMS, BOISE, IDAHO AND VALLEY COUNTIES, IDAHO
60,285± ACRES • $150,712,500
Property ID: 17601379
9,555 Acres
Cochise County, Arizona
$9,200,000
Property ID: 18177635
The historic Double U Ranch located at the foothills of the scenic Dragoon Mountains near Tombstone in Cochise County, Arizona. The Double U Ranch consists of 6,315 contiguous acres of deeded land and a 2,320acre Arizona State Land grazing lease. With stunning views and vistas, this working cattle ranch has excellent feed, plentiful water and gentle terrain with good fences, roads and range improvements. The Double U is easy to manage, resulting in a profitable operation on one of the largest contiguous deeded land parcels in the state of Arizona. Exterior fences are locked, limiting access and protecting the livestock operation while creating excellent mule deer and white-tail deer habitat unspoiled by public impacts. In addition to other small game species, remarkably, all three types of quail, gambel, mearnes and scaled are plentiful on the ranch. Offered at $9.2 Million, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a working cattle ranch on one of the largest remaining contiguous acres of private land in the rapidly growing State of Arizona.
COTTONWOOD SPRINGS RANCH Property ID: 15500148
13,605 Acres | Grant County, New Mexico | $2,550,000
A beautiful, well-improved, high desert working cattle ranch with a carrying capacity of 250± CYL.
3,389.78 Acres | Yavapai County, Arizona | $3,389,000
A unique turnkey cattle ranch/beef business property nestled in the picturesque Williamson Valley, Arizona.
C RANCH Property ID: 15584942
27,375 Acres | Catron County, New Mexico | $4,895,000
This working cattle ranch in prime grazing lands. Carrying 625 CYL the ranch is located in gentle, rolling grasslands.
Taylor Development Property
163.36± Acres in Williamson County
Property ID: 18155412 | Call for Price
Land south of Taylor near Samsung but outside the ETJ maximizes development options while minimizing development time and cost. Currently used for cattle and row crop farming. Improvements include selective fencing, several stock tanks, working pens, a barn and a brick home. Fronts CR 406 with access to CR 405. Additional acreage is available. Call for more details and price.
Taylor Development Property
Ideally suited property for development outside the ETJ near the Taylor Samsung plant. Frontage on two paved county roads contributes to about a half mile of options for ingress and egress to this agriculture tax-exempt property. Improvements include a brick home on concrete piers and steel I-beams with about 3,150 square feet under roof, a barn with about 10,000 square feet under roof, two sheds with about 3,200 square feet total under roof, and half acre pond. Call for more details and price.
69.34± Acres in Williamson County
Property ID: 16734960 | Call for Price
66 Acres in Kenedy
Development opportunity on about 66 acres with frontage on FM 1145 (Flax Plant Road) and Highway 181. Access to utilities. Will divide. You’re not going to find a better deal in Kenedy.
66± Acres in Karnes County
Property ID: 1754872 | $840,000
Jim Fuchs, Broker
