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Mike Brady | Micah Brady 805.391.0587 | 805.331.3053 Michael.Brady@sothebyshomes.com Micah.Brady@sothebyshomes.com SANTAYNEZLAND.com CalBre#s: 825140 • 1219166

R a n c h o R i o R obl e s SANTA YNEZ VALLEY, SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

In the Santa Ynez Valley, acclaimed for its vineyards, horse ranches and stunning beauty, the 100±-acre Rancho Rio Robles rests in an ideal setting between the Santa Ynez River and the coastal mountain range. Private with panoramic views, it is minutes to town and a short scenic drive to world-renowned Santa Barbara on the Pacific Ocean. A finely crafted 8,000-square-foot residence is an elegant blend of country influenced architectures. The three-bedroom, six-bath home includes a theater, chef’s country kitchen, offices, formal dining room and library, game room and master suite. In addition, there is a 3,000-square-foot, second home, manager’s house and barns. The ranch is easily accessible via car or local airports. | SantaYnezRiverRanch.com | $14,900,000

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NOTES from the

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“My advice for aspiring winemakers is to

ALWAYS HAVE AN OPEN MIND. You can be well educated in wine and/or enology but experience is your best friend. Every vintage offers new challenges and experience helps you get through them. Also, spend as much time as you can in the vineyard. It’s really key to knowing how

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When does love strike? For some, it’s a wave of sweetness that sweeps across the tongue before the

crest bursts against the palate with delicate hints of citrus. For others, it’s a dull ache in the arms, both bathed up to the elbows in the sticky, sugary syrup from sorting the day’s harvest. Or it’s the aroma of fermenting grapes that permeates the cellar and tickles the nose with possibilities only patience will reveal. Perhaps it’s the distinctive pop of a cork and splash of crimson on glass as jovial conversation syncs harmoniously in the background of a dinner party. Or maybe, it’s a fateful drive just in site of the distinctive landscape, the long lines of mature vines heavy with fruit and ready for the harvest.

your harvest will be and how to prepare to make wine from that vintage.”

Christy Ackerman, Lazy Creek Vineyards

“If you’re visiting the region during the harvest,

This year, thousands of people from down the street, across the country and around the world will celebrate “wine’s spring” in the coming fall. Many will visit American’s vineyard-rich West Coast for a delightful weekend of food, music, friendly competition and abundant wine tasting. And for some, there will be a moment: a tickle in the back of the nose, a pleasant stickiness between the fingers, an unforgettable taste that excites the tongue that begs one favor. Tell me more.

call your winery of interest and tell them you’re interested in volunteering. Every winery is different, but most will try to work with you if you give them notice. THE HARVEST IS A LOT OF WORK and a lot of cleaning. We love to give visitors the hands-on approach whenever possible and of course, let them taste some really great wines.”

Cliff Anderson, Anderson Family Vineyard

“Personally, I believe that BEING HONEST

WITH THE GRAPES yields the best results. I feel a responsibility to the consumer to show them the essence of their preferred grape. You try to pick the grapes at the best moment, inoculate them with yeasts and try to keep the yeasts as healthy as possible. It’s minimal manipulation and a simple style of winemaking with some of the purest results.”

The process of wine, from the development of the vines to the final bottling, is the desire to understand the science of an ancient art, the struggle to control quality even through uncontrollable elements, the drive to fight through the sweet agony of physically intensive labor and the pride of the finished product from crate to table to palate.

It’s a passion inspired by the process, the potential and the endless pursuit of perfection.

“My ‘first crush’ in winemaking started while I was working in sales and marketing for a Sonoma County winery,” explains Christy Ackerman, winemaker for Lazy Creek Vineyards in Philo, California. “My office was at the winery so I was around the cellar and crush areas often. I loved the energy and camaraderie of the crew working at harvest time and the cellar smelled so good during fermentation — all the tropical aromas from white fermentations and seeing red wines develop their color and flavors. It seemed like a very rewarding, artistic and scientific career all at the same time, so I was intrigued! I worked one harvest in the cellar and I was hooked.”

Although messy and exhausting, she loved the hard work and was equally excited with the knowledge that her efforts helped to create a product customers loved. After that moment, she decided it wasn’t enough to just assist with the process. “I wanted to learn the chemistry behind it all, so I went on to get a degree in enology,” adds Christy.

Hugh Remash, Eagle Harbor Wine Company

“With regards to wine, the world is coming to Washington. In 2002, when I started, we had about a dozen or so customers and now we have 80. THE

QUALITY OF WINES and the recognition we’re seeing is a very exciting prospect. We have the perfect climate for wine and the quality has gotten better and better. With our new wine science center on the Tri-cities campus and a growth of 5 to 6% a year, this is the place to be.”

Kent Waliser, Sagemoor Vineyards

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UPCOMING EVENTS ST. JOSEF’S GRAPESTOMPING FESTIVAL ~ Canby, Oregon Weekend of Sept 26-27, 2015 ~ 503.651.3190, info@stjosefswinery.com, StJosefsWinery.com V. SATTUI WINERY CRUSH PARTY ~ St Helena, California Saturday, October 3, 2015 Tickets by phone: 707.963.7774 Member’s Only Event ~ Visit online to become a member: VSattui.com AMADOR VINTNERS HARVEST WINE FESTIVAL ~ BIG CRUSH HARVEST FESTIVAL Plymouth, California ~ Weekend of October 3-4, 2015 888.655.8614, info@amadorwine.com ~ Pre-sale tickets available online, AmadorWine.com WINE YAKIMA VALLEY ~ CATCH THE CRUSH – Yamika, Washington Weekend of October 10-11, 2015 ~ 509.965.5201, wineyakimavalley2@msn.com Premier passes available online: WineYakimaValley.org

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Wine is science. Wine is art. To understand a vintage, it helps to understand how the two aspects both complement and build on one another. In the case of viticulture, solid science can inspire masterpieces.

“My grandfather was an organic farmer and I grew up — I was about five or six years old — with him, so I had lots of experience in farming,” says Cliff Anderson, co-owner of Anderson Family Vineyard in Newberg, Oregon. “When I was in high school, I was kind of a ‘geek’ and one day I read an article in Scientific American on fermentation. From there, I fell in love. My first experience was making wine out of Thompson seedless grapes at home. I loved to farm and I loved making wine and it was impossible not to put those two loves together. I was bitten by the bug and the rest is history.”

Cliff and his wife, Allison, were attracted to Oregon for the natural beauty. “It was like ‘coming home’ to the Northwest, but there wasn’t much of a wine industry when we got here. We did a lot of trial and error and finally realized we were planting too high. It was in the early 80s when we moved down into the Dundee Hills and its warmer, drier climate. But the natural photos compliments of Anderson Family Vineyards elements are still so variable. This year, we’re set to have one of the earliest harvests on record. It’s hard to know what each year will bring,” says Cliff.

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“Every year is affected in some way by the previous and this year, we will affect the next,” says Kent Waliser, Director of Vineyard Operations at Sagemoor Vineyards in Pasco, Washington. “I became involved at Sagemoor because — honestly — I needed a job, and I unexpectedly wound up falling in love with these really impressive wine plantings from 1972. They were still very fruitful and still in demand. For me, that’s one of the things I love most: the longevity.

With permanent crops like these vines, you can’t just wipe the slate clean every year. It’s a cumulative process and every step, every element — those both in and out of our control — is a key part of the puzzle. And the cool thing is that all your hard work sticks around; you can enjoy a vintage for many years.”

A few years, a decade or even a century later, wine offers a taste of the past — a historical record of vine, grapes and soil written in hue and illustrated in flavor.

It’s the past sharing its passion with the present, and every glass shared among family, friends and strangers is a celebration of an art that draws so many to fall in love again each fall.

SPECIAL THANKS TO Christy Ackerman, Lazy Creek Vineyards Philo, California, 888.529.9275, LazyCreekVineyards.com Cliff Anderson, Anderson Family Vineyard Newberg, Oregon, 503.554.5541, AndersonFamilyVineyard.com Hugh Remash, Eagle Harbor Wine Company Bainbridge Island, Washington, 206.842.4669, EHWineCo.com Kent Waliser, Sagemoor Vineyards Pasco, Washington, 509.547.9718, SagemoorFarms.com

While this kind of uncertainty might dissuade some, others see it as a riddle too tempting to ignore.

“It’s a love of the challenge,” explains Hugh Remash, a winemaker with Eagle Harbor Wine Company in Bainbridge Island, Washington. “What has kept me so fascinated and engrossed with growing grapes and winemaking is that it’s perpetually new. Every vintage is different; every wine is different; every growing season is different. I don’t have too much of an interest in the past except from a scientific point of view — I keep notes on everything in my lab — it’s the current vintage that always has my attention because it's the making and growing I find so incredibly interesting and engaging and adventurous.”

Such is the greatest difference between large-scale producers and small, local viticulturists. With larger companies, quality tends to run even — mass production and loyal consumers demand it — but those vintages brewed in the style of year to year, harvest to harvest understand that each vintage is unique in its own right: something they have never seen before and something they will never see again.

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MASON & MORSE RANCH COMPANY Rue Balcomb | 970.237.3300 | rue@ranchland.com Robb Van Pelt | 970.948.0423 | robb@ranchland.com

The Hunt Ranch CARBONDALE, GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO

The 518Âą-acre Hunt Ranch is a working ranch in the central Rocky Mountains of Colorado with substantial water rights, irrigated hay fields and pastureland and flat to rolling topography. Moderate ranch improvements consist of a ranch home, a 9,600-square-foot storage barn and a miscellaneous building. This outstanding south-facing property has extraordinary views of Mount Sopris and the Elk Range Mountains and lies in the heart of the breathtaking Roaring Fork Valley. This ranch affords myriad opportunities to enjoy outdoor recreation, including hiking, biking, golfing, kayaking, rafting, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and downhill skiing, and close proximity to nearby communities, such as Glenwood Springs, Snowmass Village and Aspen. | RanchLand.com | $5,450,000

A WEEKEND AT THE

by Jamie Destouet

IN MONTANA,

THE SUMMERS ARE MILD, THE LANDSCAPE IS PICTURE PERFECT AND THE SKY IS ALMOST ENDLESS...

...such were the perfect conditions for a very special gathering at the IX Ranch. Over the course of two days, 20 of some of the most distinguished and affluent landowners and prospective buyers in the country from eight different states were invited by Open Fences magazine, Hall and Hall and Pilatus USA to experience a full-scale tour of the IX Ranch, complete with a demonstration of Pilatus’ most popular aircraft and the nearby amenities of Big Sandy.

As they have accomplished with their quarterly print publication, Open Fences magazine saw a unique opportunity to unite buyers and sellers of exceptional rural real estate and premier companies such as Pilates USA and Tempus Jets, who supply the premium tools that help them

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maximize their business. “It’s always wonderful when you can bring this many perfect elements together and Montana was an incredible setting for this wonderful venture,” said David Light, Founder and Publisher of Open Fences.

Since 1946, Hall and Hall has made it their business to cultivate relationships with landowners and buyers throughout the American West. This long-established reputation is built on a foundation of trusted advice and has allowed Hall and Hall to showcase come of the region’s most spectacular listings. A 30-mile-wide Montana panorama, the IX Ranch is no exception.

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With only two owners over the last 126 years, the IX Ranch is more than just a ranch; it’s the definition of a highly productive cattle production business. The secret to its success: Stunning scale, comfortable climate, exceptional management and excellent outdoor recreation all in one location—the perfect ranch without compromise.

Divided into four units, the 126,000-acre ranch boasts around 4,300 head of cattle—about 3,500 bred cows and 600 heifer calves—state-of-the-art facilities and substantial improvements that ensure quality and comfort for both the crew and ownership. The tour included a first-hand look at these facilities, hay production and fields, shops and yards for equipment maintenance, the various headquarters and a presentation with the manager who demonstrated the pivotal cattle management computer systems.

“The philosophy at the IX Ranch is that ‘you can’t manage what you don’t measure,’” said David Johnson, Listing Broker with Hall and Hall. “The ranch ownership is a corporation of 11 people who take ranching very seriously and utilize standardized performance analysis in cattle methodology. This has led to the creation of a superior online system of ranch logs and online pasture management tools that have kept the IX as one of most highly productive ranches in Montana.”

airport. This is why the PC-12 is perfect for ranch owners. Have a short runway or perhaps rougher terrain? No problem.”

Pilatus USA provided two jets that flew guests from Denver, Colorado up to Montana and demonstrated the maneuverability and multiple capabilities of the PC-12, the company’s most popular and fastest growing aircraft in the business sector. A third PC-12 was provided by Jack Gulbin, CEO of Tempus Jets, who joined the group in Montana. Twenty years ago, the PC-12 was first utilized as a utility and cargo aircraft and, since then, has become a favorite of the business elite due to its extreme versatility.

Not only is it one of the largest, single-engine aircraft available, but it also features a very large cargo door; the ability to land on unpaved surfaces, such as grass, dirt and gravel; low acquisition and operation costs; great fuel efficiency; and that is landing and takeoffs require a shorter runway.

This is key for property owners who don’t necessarily have the area to devote to a full-sized runway, but would still like their property to be private-jet accessible.

STUNNING SCALE,

COMFORTABLE CLIMATE,

EXCEPTIONAL

MANAGEMENT AND EXCELLENT OUTDOOR

The IX Ranch is a “reputation ranch in reputation ranch country” that boasts more than just outstanding cattle management. Covering 30 miles, the ranch includes all the highlights that make Montana one of more scenic vistas in the country. Verdant valleys, plentiful water sources and stunning mountainscapes combine to create an extremely diverse habitat that has allowed the native wildlife, such as elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, mountain lion and several kinds of upland bird species, to thrive. In addition, the recreation-friendly acreage is perfect for horseback riding and hiking.

“These unique attributes make it a kind of Range Rover of the sky,” said Aniello. “For a plane first introduced only 20 years ago, its popularity has grown quickly. On average, a particular model might get 20 to 30 orders per year; for the PC-12, we fill about 80.”

Clients were flown in on two PC-12s from Denver to the IX Ranch, “and they all loved the executive business design interior. They were very impressed with not only the versatility, but just how easy the plane is to maneuver. The event was excellent exposure and a great opportunity to market one of our most popular models to such a diverse group of professionals.”

RECREATION

“A buyer isn’t going to find a ranch with this kind of scale and profitability and recreation. Look anywhere else and you’ll have to compromise,” said Johnson. “At the IX Ranch, this is a true legacy ranch with the best of both personalities. Not only is the business productive, but it has a wonderful personal side where the owners can enjoy a quick ride into Big Sandy for city amenities and also entertain guests with wildlife spotting, cattle brandings and other gatherings. Big scale or intimate, the IX can handle anything.”

One of the reasons the IX Ranch was chosen as the perfect venue for the event was its access to the adjoining public airstrip, which is shorter than most standard runways.

“For many ranch owners, plane access is critical,” said Tom Aniello, Vice President of Marketing for Pilatus USA. “It saves time and money when you can fly directly into your ranch instead of having to use the local

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The IX Ranch is offered for $64,500,000. For more information on this ranch, please contact Dave Johnson with Hall and Hall at 406.587.3090 or davej@hallandhall.com. For more photos and a printable brochure, please visit HallandHall.com.

For more information on the PC-12 NG and other aircraft by Pilatus USA, please visitPilatus-Aircraft.com for a comprehensive spec sheet and complete list of international sales centers.

all photos these two pages: Amy Hayter Photography (except cattle)

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RANCHO ENCANTADO Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara County, CALIFORNIA / $7,495,000

Casa Encantada is a classic 10,000-square-foot Old World hacienda and pool cabana overlooking historic cattle ranches. Situated on 123 acres with frontage along the Santa Ynez River and an impressive positive cash flow from its organic walnut orchard, this offering has the quality and character that is so important to those looking for something very special.

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Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara County, CALIFORNIA / $6,900,000

Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara County, CALIFORNIA / $6,400,000

water? We do! Only 25 minutes from Santa Barbara, this ranch offering on 157 acres features river frontage with year-round flow, an 8,000-square-foot residence, pool, irrigated pastures, stunning views and equine improvements with riding trails throughout the property.

beautiful residences surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty with mountain vistas. Over 83 acres of gently rolling land is perfect for growing grapes in the highly acclaimed Happy Canyon AVA. Enjoy beautiful outdoor recreation activities with pool, sport court, arena and stables. This spiritual and serene ranch has something for everybody.

PATTY MURPHY | SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | CalBRE# 00766586 | 805.680.8571 Cell | PattyMurphyCountryEstates.com

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RANCHO ARROYO GRANDE Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara County, CALIFORNIA / $16,900,000

Considered to be the most outstanding offering in California's Central Coast, this stunning 3,467-acre ranch features a 9,000± square foot contemporary hacienda with outdoor kitchen and guest apartments, pool, tennis court, professional sound studio, multiple dwellings and large equine complex. Agricultural opportunities barely scratch the surface with approximately 230 acres of producing vineyards, 2,000± acres of grazing land, including 200± acres of hay, and 30 acres of olives. Situated near the Lake Lopez Recreational Area with sailing, water skiing and fishing, this property has high recreational value to enhance its significant ag opportunities. Offered at note value plus closing.

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SUNSHINE RANCH Shasta County, CALIFORNIA / $3,495,000

SHASTA SHADOW RANCH Siskiyou County, CALIFORNIA / $2,990,000

There are three wells all tied together with underground mainline. The property has a main home and two additional homes, hay barns, livestock barn, shop, equipment storage and several outbuildings. You can run about 50 pair for the summer in the east field.

Contact Donna & Rich, 530.336.6869.

a 9-stall barn with indoor arena, tack room, heated wash racks, guest apartment, two more barns, shop/garage, manufactured home, outdoor arena, round pen, irrigated horse pastures, three large outdoor run-in shelters and beautiful views of Mt. Shasta.

Contact Kathy & Glen, 530.643.1336.

These 288 acres have 185 acres of irrigated cropland growing high-altitude alfalfa hay.

These 997 acres feature a custom home and immaculate equestrian facilities, such as

EAGLE CREEK RANCH Trinity County, CALIFORNIA / $1,799,000

ALGER VINEYARDS Tehama County, CALIFORNIA / $2,395,000

water rights to the Trinity River with canal-fed irrigation and deeded water rights to two year-round creeks on the property. Enjoy fishing, hunting, hiking, horseback riding and more. The two houses were extensively and tastefully remodeled in the early 90s. Contact Doren Morgan, 916.216.3003.

certified organic vines currently under cultivation. Panoramic valley views from the 2,908±-square-foot, four-bedroom, 2.5-bath main residence with adjacent patios, motor court and three-car garage and the 1,014±-square-foot wine tasting room on the upper level. Contact CeCe & Robin, 707.966.9142 or Scott Soder, 530.727.7572.

These are 116± acres of prime agricultural and ranchland with water galore! There are

This 52-acre property in the new Manton Valley AVA has 32± acres of award-winning

CALIFORNIA OUTDOOR PROPERTIES | Todd Renfrew, Broker/Owner | CalBRE #01727574 | Property Tours Available on YouTube

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KEENE RANCH Kern County, CALIFORNIA / $11,635,000 / PRICE REDUCED

WHITE OAK RANCH & VINEYARD Mendocino Co., CALIFORNIA / $21,000,000

ful valleys and year-round springs. Two hours from downtown Los Angeles, between Golden Hills and Bear Valley makes this a prime development opportunity! Enjoy the abundant wildlife. Contact Todd Renfrew, 707.365.5064.

The White Oak’s Villa is an architectural masterpiece; a pool/spa/full work facility, professional equestrian arena, stables and corrals. Russian River provides excellent trout, steelhead and fly-fishing. Contact Jim Martin, 707.272.5507.

The 8,940±-acre property is a cattle/equestrian ranch with amazing trails and beauti-

BETZ RANCH Nevada County, CALIFORNIA / $4,490,000

This stunning 6,750-square-foot home opens up to the shore of a beautiful lake teaming with fish and waterfowl. Four-stall barn and several paddocks for horses, fenced arena and over 100 acres to ride. Swim in the pool, go fishing, paddleboard or simply relax.

There is plenty of space and terrain for ATVs, hunting and trap shooting. Contact Sandy Ballou, 916.261.8192.

These 130 acres of productive vineyards, sold to some of California’s finest wineries.

SHILLING YOSEMITE RANCH Mariposa County, CALIFORNIA / $4,999,000

Yosemite is just 25 miles away. This 3,680±-acre ranch is fenced/cross-fenced for livestock, with springs and ponds supplying year-round water. Raise livestock, horseback riding, hiking, hunting, vineyards, golfing and, of course, gold mining. Contact Todd Renfrew, 707.365.5064.

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OCEANFRONT HIDE-A-WAY Mendocino County, CALIFORNIA / $2,495,000

Located near the village of Mendocino and the town of Fort Bragg, this 3-acre parcel has spectacular panoramic views on the California coast. You can attain private access to a beach and cove, perfect for spearfishing, abalone diving, underwater sightseeing, sea glass collecting and whale watching. A flat rock formation off the ocean bluff is for sea lions sunning on the rocks. The cottage built in 1971 to sustain the harshest coastal conditions features a high-quality Chef’s kitchen complete with Wolf Range and a huge center island.

HALLINAN RANCH Coulterville, Mariposa County, CALIFORNIA / $1,100,000

Located near the historic mining community of Coulterville, California, these 425 deeded acres have 5 separate parcels close to Yosemite National Park and just 2.5 hours from the Bay Area. There is a log-sided manufactured home and immaculate country cabin.

Elevation reaches 1,800 to 1,900 feet, making this unique ranch property an ideal year-round family destination. Mother Load Quartz Vein runs right through the property.

SCHAEFER RANCH Eureka, Eureka County, NEVADA / $795,000

These 761.5 deeded acres just outside of the historic mining town of Eureka, Nevada

feature unique rock formations, remnants of a turn-of-the-century stagecoach stop and huge pinion pines that accent the property. Natural springs and a pond have all water rights included. The ranch borders BLM land and has an all-purpose 50x100 metal utility building over two stories in height, a shop, storage room and studio apartment. Many possibilities with this property. When leaving, simply roll down and lock the door.

FLYING ZEPHYR RANCH Plumas County, CALIFORNIA / $247,900

Located on Frenchman’s Creek, west of Frenchman’s Lake, the property borders national forest with access to 26 miles of Forest Service trails. Historically, this has been an equestrian property for trail rides. Frenchman’s Creek runs approximately 1/4 mile through the property year round with historically great fishing. Improvements include a metal-sided barn, shop, round pens (negotiable) and 8 portable stalls and corrals. There are excellent building locations ideal for a cabin, ranch house or mountain home.

FARWEST RANCH & CATTLE SALES / MGT. CO | 775.829.2122 | 775.201.2440 Fax | FarWestRealEstate.com

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28 ACRE VET MED COMPOUND

ASTOUNDING TAHOE RANCH

This state-of-the-art equine medical and surgical center offers a 10,000 square-foot equine

These 630 deeded acres are bordered by National Forest and feature year-round access.

GREENHORN CREEK GUEST RANCH

DISASTER PEAK RANCH Humboldt Co., NV & Malheur Co., OR / $6,000,000

Redding, Shasta County, CALIFORNIA / $3,995,000

Markleeville, Alpine County, CALIFORNIA / $8,500,000

hospital, three buildings fully equipped with state-of-the-equipment and a spectacular 5,500 square-foot custom home with four bedrooms, 4.5 baths, pool, cabana, etc‌ The compound has a training arena, caretaker’s house, 6 turnout paddocks and a 4-acre irrigated pasture. There are three barns for diverse usage, including a fully climatized barn for intensive care. The entire compound is fully fenced, gated and beautifully landscaped.

Quincy, Plumas County, CALIFORNIA / $2,750,000

This established Dude Ranch in the Sierra Nevada near Quincy, California has spectacular panoramic mountain and valley views on approximately 600 acres; cabins, dining hall, full commercial kitchen, dance hall and saloon; swimming pool with new decking; horse stables with tack room and two trout ponds that are approximately 1.5 acres each.

This is the finest large-acreage ranch property in the Tahoe basin. The ranch is a short drive from the Reno/Tahoe Airport and private jet port and 30 minutes from Lake Tahoe and several world-class ski resorts. A 3,000 square-foot guesthouse, two year-round streams and series of ponds complete the package. All water rights and a state-of-the-art alternative power system are included.

Located 20 miles west of McDermitt, Nevada, straddling the Nevada/Oregon border, these 3,345 deeded acres are surrounded by 55,000 acres of BLM land and has a permit for 7,342 AUMs. It runs 700 cows year round or yearling operation. All pastures are contiguous and 7 miles of McDermitt Creek runs year round, offering free irrigation water! There are good water rights. Family owned and operated for 50 years, this is an excellent cattle ranch!

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KILAUEA LODGE AND RESTAURANT Big Island of HAWAII / $5,200,000

Surrounded by native Ohia forest and birds, this 10,957-square-foot lodge and restaurant has been a landmark in the Village of Volcano since 1938. The atmosphere and awardwinning, European-inspired cuisine using locally sourced ingredients creates a cozy mountain ambiance. Twelve charming rooms with fireplaces and garden views and 16 baths continually receive excellent ratings on travel sites. There is lots of room for future development; perfect for more expansion or farming for a total of 11 acres. MLS# 278085

467-ACRE WAIPIO RIM RANCH

Big Island of Hawaii 6 Lots from $1,200,000 to $2,200,000

Waipio Rim Ranch literally sits on the cliffs

of Waipio Valley on the Big Island of Hawaii.

This one-of-a-kind property has views across the valley to multiple waterfalls, to the ocean and across pasturelands to Mauna Kea. Six lots range from 40 to 128 acres. There are only three rim lots with the remaining three interior lots. Beautiful Lalakea Stream runs through two of the lots. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

MACARTHUR SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY INTERCONNECTED. LOCALLY FOCUSED. GLOBALLY AWARE. | 808.895.1156 | BigIslandRealE.com

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THE WAINAKU EXECUTIVE CENTER Big Island of HAWAII / $8,250,000

Own 12 historic oceanfront acres on Hilo Bay. Introducing the Historic Wainaku Executive Center with expansive Koa wood staircases, luxurious executive offices and corporate boardroom all of locally harvested Koa wood speaks of an era long gone by. Twelve acres with 3,000 feet of shoreline, views of Hilo Bay and the weekly cruise ships, this property offers a rare opportunity for many future business opportunities. Approximately 12,000 square feet of interior space only one mile from downtown Hilo, Hawaii Island’s largest city and 15 minutes to Hilo International Airport. MLS# 272745

ONOMEA BAY RANCH RESORT HOME ON 214 ACRES Big Island of HAWAII / $6,900,000

Onomea Bay Ranch is situated in the most desirable location of the Hamakua Coast. Blessed with rich soil for farming, fresh water from Mauna Kea and a private well, it consists

of gentle sloping, open pastures and palm-lined tropical streams. A rare 360-degree span affords you expansive views of the blue Pacific with emerald lands rolling to the sea. The magnificence of Mauna Kea towers to the west. The home was designed by Oahu architect Mark Matsumoto. This 5,910-square-foot, four-bedroom, four-bath home on 214.31 acres is perfect for the large family or executive retiree requiring privacy with resort-level amenities. One of a kind for the discerning buyer. MLS# 277788 MACARTHUR SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY Rebecca Keliihoomalu, R(B), Senior Vice President, Company-Wide Top Performer | Rebecca@MacArthurHawaii.com

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KEYS RANCH

Twickenham, OREGON / $3,900,000

The

Keys Ranch, in eastern Oregon, is located approximately 22 miles southwest of Fossil, in southern Wheeler County. First homesteaded approximately 100 years ago by the Keys family, the current owners are the third generation. This reputation ranch runs across 7,744.08Âą deeded acres with private access down the John Day River. The range acres consist mostly of native bunch grass.

The BLM rangeland provides 3,407 additional acres of associated grazing lands. There are approximately 1,800Âą acres of harvestable timber on the ranch.

FRAZIER MOUNTAIN RANCH

North Powder, OREGON / $3,445,000

The Frazier Mountain property is located 14 miles southwest of

Union, Oregon near Highway 203. The property contains 5,350 contiguous acres inside a larger 9,560 acre grazing area. The property is made up of a variety of habitat types ranging from early season grasses, sagebrush and ponderosa pine on the southern portion of the ranch, to dense growing timber stands with grasses and ponds on the north half. The property offers good opportunities for both livestock grazing and recreational pursuits. Several spring-fed ponds and a water trough provide livestock watering access. Frazier Mountain and Reeves Mountain provide excellent views of the Eagle Cap Wilderness and Baker Valley.

BASKET MOUNTAIN RANCH

Pendleton, OREGON / $1,500,000

The Basket Mountain Ranch is located in the Blue Mountains of Eastern Oregon overlooking

the scenic Walla Walla River Valley. It consists of 989.4 acres of diverse, income-producing lands that transition from pasture and farm ground to dense stands of timber. Most of the terrain is gently sloped from east to west, providing wonderful afternoon views toward the Cascade Range of Washington. The property is well watered with 7 ponds, several wells and natural springs. There are two cabins on the ranch with water and power available to them.

The 346.2 acres of farm ground is presently enrolled in the CRP program until 2021. Grazing consists of 643 acres of native pasture (includes timber lands). This is a good hunting property with elk, deer and upland game birds. It is accessed by a county road and is near Pendleton, Oregon and Walla Walla, Washington.

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BUCKAROO RANCH

Ukiah, OREGON / $12,900,000

The Buckaroo Ranch is located in the foothills

of the Blue Mountains of Oregon and overlooks the North Fork John Day River valley.

Consisting of approximately 16,200 total acres, the topography is primarily gentle with an abundance of meadows, creeks, and draws.

The ranch is 25± square miles in size and has a strategic location as both a private hunting preserve and a recreation tract with long-term forest investment opportunity. Due to its proximity to the North Fork John Day River and Camas Creek, fishing opportunities for trout, steelhead and salmon are excellent. The Bridge Creek Wildlife area, managed as a wintering area for elk by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, is nearby. The ranch’s ridgetop location provides seclusion with no public access. The big game hunting is excellent with large resident elk herds. Spring and summer livestock grazing is well-balanced with adequate grass and water sources.

MEADOWBROOK FARM

Lexington, OREGON / $6,300,000

The Meadowbrook Farm is located in Lexing-

ton, Oregon, in the area known as the Columbia Basin. The Columbia Basin, an agriculturally rich area, provides 300 days of sunshine and is one of the world’s leading growing regions. The dry climate, with a combination of water resources, provides exceptional growing conditions. The Meadowbrook Farm provides a total of 2,009 acres, with approximately 946 acres of water rights. Currently, 494 acres are irrigated under circles. Additional acres include CRP, dryland, rangeland and CREP. Water sources include a ground water well and surface water from Willow Creek (mainstream). A third water source includes surface water from Heppner Reservoir (Willow Creek storage water).

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HORSESHOE RANCH Dayton, WYOMING

A hideaway for the busy executive to unwind and discover a way of life most people rarely enjoy. Activities include golf, hunting, fishing and equestrian. The Horseshoe Ranch enjoys a Dye Design championship golf course. The golf course is fully engineered and irrigated. Nine holes have been open for private and public play. The Little Tongue River lends itself perfectly to a beautiful and challenging course. The Horseshoe Ranch is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. Most notable is the ranch’s elk population. Other wildlife includes deer, wild turkey and trophy size trout. Main residence measuring at approximately 4,474 square feet, three secluded guest houses, barns and golf club house. HorseshoeRanchWyoming.com

THE HOFFMAN COMPANY | Land Brokers | Realty Advisors | Norm Sheel, 949.705.0932 | Tyler Vanderhoef, 307.265.9199, tyler@gga-inc.com

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CLOUD RIM RANCH

Fort Jones, Siskiyou County, CALIFORNIA $4,800,000

These 1,158 acres lie in the beautiful Scott Valley

near Fort Jones, California. A wonderful family operation for two generations, this ranch has had only three ownerships in its California history.

There are irrigated alfalfa and pastures, timbered hillsides and good water. The main residence was originally built in 1890 and has been beautifully restored. Two other residences are well located for either tenants or employees, along with hay and horse barns, shop and corrals. Call Bill Wright for more information.

INDIAN CREEK LODGE

Douglas City, Trinity County, CALIFORNIA $1,750,000

Indian Creek Lodge on the Trinity River in Northern California is centrally located on one of the most prolific steelhead fisheries in the West. The lodge includes nearly 200 yards of stream frontage on a spectacular and productive stretch of river. In operation for over 50 years, the 16-unit lodge is a turn-key operation with excellent relationships with the regions angling community. Located 35 miles West of Redding, three hours from Sacramento and four hours from San Francisco.

LAWRENCE RANCH

Fall River Mills, Shasta County, CALIFORNIA Price upon request

Lawrence Ranch a rare opportunity to own a ranch with access to the world-renowned fly-fishing for wild trout on Fall River. The ranch also has some of the best waterfowl hunting in Northeastern California. This ranch is completely turn-key with wild rice and timothy hay being its primary crops.

Housing consists of a beautiful lodge overlooking the ranch and Fall River and a cozy guest cabin.

Barns, shop, boat dock etc.complete this 195-acre paradise. Call Bill Quinn for more information.

SHASTA LAND SERVICES, INC. | Bill Wright, President/Broker | DRE# 00963490 | 530.941.8100 Cell | billwright@ranch-lands.com

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ROUGH DIAMOND RANCH Whitmore, Shasta County, CALIFORNIA / $2,500,000

Surrounded by thousands of acres of private timberland, The Rough Diamond Ranch is 280 acres with easy access via paved roads to the ranch gate. Redding is only 40 minutes away with an airport providing both commercial and private jet facilities. A helicopter can also land on the ranch. The ranch has tall timber, irrigated meadows with free gravity flow water and two beautiful ponds. A new residence overlooks the largest reservoir with sweeping views over the meadows to the mountains. The original ranch home is perfect for guests and/ or a caretaker. The ranch has water rights filed in 1885 from Atkins Creek which flows through the ranch and provides free gravity flow water that irrigates the meadows even in these recent dry years. There is a separate spring providing the water for both homes. Also existing is a large barn for horses, a corporation yard for equipment and a developed shop ideal for woodworking and maintenance needs. Secluded but with easy access to Redding; world-renowned fishing on Fall River, Hat Creek, Sacramento, and McCloud Rivers; and Mt. Lassen National Park, the Rough Diamond Ranch is truly its own private sanctuary. Call Bill Wright for more information.

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WILLAMETTE VALLEY FILBERT (HAZELNUT) FARM

DRIFT CREEK RETREAT

An opportunity like this rarely comes along: 98.5 acres in the heart of prime Willamette Valley farm country with 80± acres of income-producing filberts (hazelnuts). Seller IS willing to farm for next owner, making this an ideal turn-key investment property. The solid 1950s, single-level home is rented, providing additional income or an opportunity for owner occupancy. Jon Stagnitti, 503.936.8281.

These 5.16 acres with beautiful coastal cottage are 2.5± miles from the beach, just south

STEDIA FARMS — TURN-KEY VINEYARD!

K.C. RANCH 3 LOT PARTITION

This top-notch, 77-acre estate is ready to be taken to the next level. Currently planted

Overlooking the peaceful farms of the Klamath Basin and Tule Lake all the way to the

St. Paul, Marion County, OREGON / $3,500,000

Lincoln City, Lincoln County, OREGON / $595,000

Eagle Point, Jackson County, OREGON / $1,890,000

of Lincoln City. This property features three bedrooms, two baths and 2,202 square feet plus a shop, paved entry and is professionally landscaped with expansive lawn and flowering shrubs and trees suitable to the coastal climate. Judith O'Keefe, 941.420.4147.

Merrill, Klamath County, OREGON / $350,000

are 23+ acres of Pinto Noir vines and 47 acres of grass hay, all irrigated by two water sources. With 10,000+ square feet of building space, this property is equipped for all your plans! The 2,300-square-foot home with 360 degrees of unmatched views makes this a must-see property in a must-have location. Alan DeVries, 541.840.6556.

views of Mt. Shasta; these 180±-acre parcels offer multiple benches perfect for proposed homesites. The high desert setting and juniper-covered terrain boasts additional beauty of multiple rock outcroppings setting at many bench tiers. Situated in the instant foothills of mentioned farm lands provides the ideal environment for plentiful mule deer, quail and blue grouse, among others. Garrett Zoller, 541.944.8821.

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CABLE CREEK RANCH Ukiah, Umatilla County, OREGON / $29,000,000

The pristine 37,352-acre Cable Creek Ranch is located in Northeast Oregon, nestled in the heart of the Blue Mountain Range with two sides bordering national forest. Centrally located

between Ukiah and Pilot Rock, the parcels offer all the traditional conveniences of shopping, entertainment and the Pendleton Round Up! This prosperous cattle/hunting operation has a carrying capacity of 10,252 AUMs. This land is also known for its world-class hunting, including Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, antelope, pheasant, chuckers, huns, quail, grouse, wild turkey and plentiful numbers of duck and geese and multiples in LOP tags. This trophy property additionally offers nine homes, including a 7,500-square-foot owner’s estate and a detached 6,000-square-foot trophy room to display your collections. There is so much this property offers. Call Garrett for more information at 541.944.8221.

POCKET RANCH Joseph, Wallowa County, OREGON / $8,899,000

Located in northeastern Oregon near Joseph, Pocket Ranch is 5,817Âą contiguous deeded acres, about 9 square miles of private ranch. For many reasons, Pocket Ranch "is the best elk and wildlife ranch in the State of Oregon." There are no public roads that run through. With consistent, dedicated management, our goal the last 10 years has been to enhance the ranch lands for all wildlife, water, grasslands, timber and have a quality ranch for grazing cattle. The ranch is diverse with elevations from 2,600 to 5,500 feet. Awesome views of the Wallowa Mountains and the Idaho Seven Devils from the upper part of the ranch. There are canyons, meadows, rolling hills, forests, 35+ ponds, 21+ year-round springs, a perennial fish-bearing stream, creeks and miles of private Pocket Ranch roads. Timothy O'Neil, 541.480.3682.

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WENAS VALLEY RANCH Selah, Yakima County, WASHINGTON / $5,994,000

ELK SPRINGS RANCH Garden Valley, Boise County, IDAHO / $4,250,000

deeded acres, 280± acres under pivot and 20,000± acres of state land. Wenas Creek meanders the lower portion of the ranch. The ranch has a large historic home built by original homesteader Augustus Cleman, many outbuildings, prime elk hunting and excellent hay production. Go to knipeland.com for more information.

mountains and the valley surrounding the ranch. The property includes a 4,311±-squarefoot home, a 1,800±-square-foot manager’s house, two cabins, nine-bay equipment shed, hay barn, bunkhouse and a livestock handling facility. The ranch can be purchased as a turn-key elk ranch. Go to knipeland.com for more information.

This beautiful cattle ranch lies in the heart of apple country, near Selah, with 1,332±

HORNET CREEK RANCH Council, Adams County, IDAHO / $2,100,000

A desirable 760± deeded acres with timber, meadow and several streams and springs add beauty to this stunning ranch. Excellent elk, bear and deer hunting with lots of forested habitat and a stream that is good for trout fishing. This great family ranch has a 120±-year-old barn. Owner may carry. Go to knipeland.com for more information.

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CRATERS OF THE MOON Central IDAHO / $4,000,000

Only an hour from Hailey, these 3,980± deeded acres have a large 5,200±-square-foot

lodge and numerous outbuildings. Great big game hunting includes antelope, mule deer, elk, moose, bear, bobcat and cougar. The ranch includes an owner’s interest in an out-the-gate BLM permit. There are 3 creeks and numerous springs, of which 14 have been developed. Conservation easement with 10 identified developable building sites.

Go to knipeland.com for more information.

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THE WHITMORE Kuna, Ada County, IDAHO / $10,000,000

THREE MILE RIVER RANCH New Plymouth, Payette Co., IDAHO / $15,000,000

con Crest Golf Course. It features irrigated pasture/hay, Ten Mile Creek and mountain views. There are plans for future annexation and city sewer plan through the property.

It has plentiful gravel reserves. Consider option or cash sale. Go to knipeland.com for more information.

Near New Plymouth, this incredible river ranch offers wildlife, fishing and recreation and great potential for a cattle operation and development opportunities. It may work well for conservation easement with miles of river frontage on a tributary of the river.

There are old water rights. Go to knipeland.com for more information.

This 589±-acre ranch, just 10 minutes from the Boise Airport, lies adjacent to the Fal-

Beautiful 1,103±-acre river ranch affords the owner miles of Payette River frontage.

BOISE RIVER RANCH Parma, Canyon County, IDAHO / $6,977,000

OWYHEE RANCH Murphy, Owyhee County, IDAHO / $8,500,000

excellent duck, goose and other hunting, as well as fishing. It may work great for recreation, raising cattle, farming and/or development. A live waterway transverses the ranch and the railroad spur by the property may work great for mixed use development.

Go to knipeland.com for more information.

acres. A year-round cattle operation profits from superb winter and summer range in Idaho. The ranch features big game hunting, fishing, 1.5± miles of Snake River frontage, creeks and timber only an hour to Boise. Go to knipeland.com for more information.

This beautiful 540±-acre ranch has approximately 1 mile of Boise River frontage! Enjoy

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MAGNIFICENT 40-ACRE ESTATE WITH STUNNING VIEWS Camas, Clark County, WASHINGTON / Price upon request

Enjoy breathtaking mountain and Columbia Gorge views. From this 7,261-square-foot home featuring Artisan cherry millwork throughout the home and guest house; gourmet kitchen with granite countertops and high-end appliances; master suite with built-ins, dual dressing room and Jacuzzi tub; and an exercise room with sauna. The guesthouse has a full kitchen and laundry room, office with half-bath and a wet bar. There is a 2,400-square-foot, heated, eight-car shop, 40 x 60 shop and a three-car attached garage with a half-bath. The horse barn has five stalls, tack room, bunkhouse and hay loft. The property also features an indoor arena with water, four pastures with Electrobraid fencing, a spring-fed pond and walking, hiking and ATV trails. Two tax lots. Watch video at: NELookoutRd.USA-Relocate.com.

TERRIE COX, P.C. OR & WA Broker | RE/MAX Equity Group | 360.607.4100 Cell/Text | Terrie@TerrieCox.net | USA-Relocate.com

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SMITH CANYON VINEYARDS

Pasco, Franklin County, WASHINGTON $2,000,000 / ROI

Just out of Pasco in southeast Washington’s Columbia Basin, this producing wine vineyard is in two blocks totaling 80 acres.

There is a newly updated home, a shop/garage and potential barrel room on the home place along with a private well in a quiet setting amongst the shade trees. The second parcel is 1± mile to the southeast of the home place. There are 10 varieties (some under high profile contract), permanent irrigation allotment, drip irrigation and a second domestic well on the south parcel. The property is just off the US-395 on a paved road. It was designed to accommodate a private winery and tasting room, but never completed. The list price includes the house and equipment, but is negotiable at $22,000/ acre without house and equipment. Call Flo, 509.539.3161.

BO BO LAND COMPANY

Lind, Adams County, WASHINGTON / $700,000 / ROI

This property has 1,046± acres of mixed dryland crop acre,

range and expired CRP for grazing with 30-40± acres lying within the city limits of Lind. There is a current lease on the cropland. The upsides to this property are: 1) the CRP can be bid back in during the December enrollment period; 2) the CRP land can be leased for grazing; 3) the CRP land can be put back into cropland; 4) the city property can be developed into an RV park or other venture; 5) there is a basalt cliff on the property that is suited for rock mining for the expansion of the BNSF RR line passing along this property. There are no permanent improvements, including fences. Call Flo, 509.539.3161.

OTHELLO IRRIGATED FARM

Othello, Adams County, WASHINGTON $2,220,000 / ROI

The Bovard Farm consists of 4 parcels about six miles south of Othello in the Columbia Basin at the east ridge of the Saddle Mountains. With a gentle slope to the NNE, it is well-suited for fruit, grapes, blueberries and row crops. Most of it is pivot irrigated with permanent irrigation allotment with the remainder under K-line system. There is a 3,600±square-foot home, 30x60 shop and portable office. Call Flo, 509.539.3161.

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DESCHUTES RIVER RANCH ESTATE Bend, Deschutes County, OREGON / $3,300,000

This custom-designed home features over 5,267 square feet of thoughtfully crafted workmanship and careful attention to detail using only the finest finishes. Architecturally designed to capture all eight peaks of the Cascade Range. The property has a five-stall barn, 2,500-square-foot guest home plus a four-bay shop — all on 4.96 manicured acres with private river access. This exceptional property is sure to impress.

GRENADA RANCH

COARSEGOLD RANCH

HISTORIC BRIDGE CREEK RANCH

Just north of Mt. Shasta, this year-round cattle ranch or sportsman’s paradise features 1,750± deeded acres with varying topography and outstanding views of Mt. Shasta and Shasta Valley. 150± irrigated acres, a remodeled doublewide and miles of private riding trails lie throughout. A short drive offers access to thousands of acres of high-quality public lands.

Enjoy the country lifestyle with wonderful pastures and parklike meadows with volleyball court, horseshoes and a fire pit. Fish in a year-round pond shared with the neighbor.

The main home is fully remodeled and a building pad with power, water, septic and a two-car garage is ready for a second home. There is a shop with half-bath, loft and guest quarters, a steel barn and 40 fenced and cross-fenced acres.

These 1,187 acres have 142 acres of irrigation rights and

Grenada, Siskiyou County, CALIFORNIA / $7,750,000

Coarsegold, Madera County, CALIFORNIA / $1,495,000

Silver Lake, Lake County, OREGON / $1,495,000 back up to public lands for endless recreation. Featuring abundant native trout, three miles of Bridge Creek meander through the ranch. There is a cabin, caretaker’s home, a turn-of-the-century barn, cook house, school house, tack room and a large shop and plenty of storage. Fly your small aircraft within five minutes of the front gate.

COLDWELL BANKER MORRIS – FAIRBANKS PROPERTIES Brandon Fairbanks – 541.728.8647 | Licensed Broker in Oregon & California | fairbanksgroupbend@gmail.com | BrandonFairbanks.com

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WALTON RANCH Jackson, Teton County, WYOMING / $39,000,000

An exceptional property in an extraordinary setting, the 1,848-acre legacy ranch abuts three miles of the legendary Snake River, is surrounded by Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, and is just ten minutes from the renowned Jackson Hole. Ron Morris, 970.535.0881, and Billy Long, 970.948.1333.

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WOLF SPRINGS RANCH

Westcliffe, Huerfano & Custer Counties, COLORADO / $54,700,000 / ROI

This

contiguous 55,486 deeded acre legacy ranch in the Wet Mountain Valley has five creeks, 12 reservoirs, and 25 springs, providing outstanding water for livestock and wildlife that includes elk, mule deer, antelope, bear and mountain lion with fishing for 2-5 pound trout. Operated as a bison-cattle-horse ranch with quality improvements, this one-of-a-kind ranch NOW INCLUDES ALL LIVESTOCK AND EQUIPMENT. Ron Morris, 970.535.0881.

BOULDER VALLEY FARM

Boulder, Boulder County, COLORADO $14,000,000 / ROI

Located northeast of Boulder with direct access to the Denver corridor, this 642 acre landmark farm features 1.5 miles of Boulder Creek and eight ponds with outstanding fishing, water fowl and a Heron Rookery. Operated for years as a small purebred cattle farm with all the facilities, it includes a beautiful owners' home, guest house, tennis court, swimming pool and five other residences. A true country estate in a superb location. Ron Morris, 970.535.0881.

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INYANGA RANCH

COLORADO / $29,000,000

Pristine. Private. Perfect. Over 530 acres of beautiful river frontage, ponds, meadows, and historic cabins at the end of a box canyon bordered on three sides by national forest and BLM, Inyanga Ranch epitomizes the pursuit of perfection — the ultimate gentleman’s recreation ranch in one of the most stunning locations in the West. Billy Long, 970.948.1333.

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VALLEY PARK RANCH

Divide, Teller County, COLORADO $8,995,000

Just under 1,200 acres with grand views of the nearby Pikes Peak, this convenient yet private ranch retreat is within one hour of Colorado Springs. A restored ranch house and guest cabin provide comfortable living and the ranch’s spectacular four-season scenery can be explored on horseback, foot or mountain bike.

Ron Morris, 970.535.0881.

VALLEY VIEW RANCH

Pagosa Springs, Archuleta County, COLORADO / $7,450,000

Just two miles from Pagosa Springs with sweeping, unobstructed views of the Continental Divide and bordering the 2.5-million acre San Juan National Forest, the 1,353-acre historic homestead runs 900 yearlings on the ranch and adjacent national forest. The property includes senior water rights, seven ponds and springs. Ron Morris, 970.535.0881.

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ASPEN MEADOWS RANCH

Kremmling, Grand County, COLORADO $7,000,000

Part

of the 19,000-acre Grand River Ranch shared ranch community which offers an assortment of amenities including equestrian center, two fishing camps, sporting clays range and guest lodge, the 176-acre ranch with beveled log home and barn is unique to itself with privacy, creek, and two ponds in an alpine setting with incredible mountain views. Ron Morris, 970.535.0881.

HILLSIDE RANCH

Hillside, Custer County, COLORADO $2,900,000

Located nine miles from Westcliffe, this highquality 580-acre executive ranch features luxurious improvements, 360-degree views, pastures and meadows set up for grazing. Ideal for entertaining, the elegant 7,350 square foot, three bedroom, 3.5 bath home has a large open floor plan. Ron Morris, 970.535.0881, and Duane Daskam, 719.942.3734.

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SAND POINT RANCH Oak Creek, Routt County, COLORADO / $12,950,000

LITTLE TROUT RANCH Oak Creek, Routt County, COLORADO / $5,800,000

This ranch has nearly 3,000 acres of mixed forests with open parks and alpine streams

traditionally used for grazing, hay production and big game hunting. There is access to national forests and wilderness, easily accessible with airport, world-class skiing, boutique shopping and fine dining are 30 minutes away in Steamboat Springs. Combine with the adjoining property for over 6,000 contiguous acres or can be offered in smaller parcels. Christy Belton, 970.734.7885.

Located 20 miles south of Steamboat Springs, the 3,397-acre prime hunting ranch consists of grazing and recreational land with varied topography, meadows, 100-mile vistas and plenty of cover for wildlife. Over 40 bull elk were spotted on the property during the 2013 muzzleloader season. At just over $1,700/acre, it is one of the best priced ranches in the area. Can be combined with adjoining property for over 6,000 contiguous acres. Christy Belton, 970.734.7885.

C LAZY J RANCH Savery, Carbon County, WYOMING / $2,850,000

TROUT CREEK RANCH Oak Creek, Routt County, COLORADO / $1,499,000

Located northwest of Steamboat Springs in southern Wyoming, the 1,057-acre ranch includes ž mile of both sides of Savery Creek plus State of Wyoming and USFS grazing leases. This impeccable ranch offers great hunting and fishing with immaculate improvements including a 4,000-square-foot log home, outbuildings and livestock facilities — all close to a jet-capable airport. Ron Morris, 970.535.0881 and Christy Belton, 970.734.7885.

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323 acres are 17 miles southwest of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, along the banks of Trout Creek. The ranch straddles the creek, encompassing most of the wide valley, and is characterized by open, grassy meadows with aspen covered hillsides and willows that line the creek. Traditionally used for recreation and sheep grazing, the ranch also borders several hundred acres of BLM land. Christy Belton, 970.734.7885.

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DEEP CREEK RANCH Steamboat Springs, Routt County, COLORADO / $16,500,000

This 587-acre luxury guest ranch offers adventure, outstanding cuisine and luxury

accommodations to guests from around the world. The ranch, located 30 minutes north of Steamboat Springs, borders national forest and is convenient to the regional airport.

Consistently recognized among the top ranches in the industry, this exclusive guest ranch is offered turn-key with talented staff in place. Christy Belton, 970.734.7885.

ranch in the sought-after Elk River Valley is ideally suited for a livestock operation with cattle handling facilities, excellent fences, ponds, springs and water rights. Production capability has been maximized without compromising the outstanding elk, deer and bear hunting. The ranch has several modest homes and outbuildings and is located less than 15 minutes north of world-famous winter/summer resort. Christy Belton, 970.734.7885.

BRINKER CREEK RANCH Yampa, Routt County, COLORADO / $2,400,000

2R COW CAMP Steamboat Springs, Routt County, COLORADO / $1,490,000

Steamboat Springs, Routt County, COLORADO / $19,900,000

Located in the Steamboat/Vail corridor, this 1,451-acre ranch is ideally suited for high country grazing and native grass hay production. The headquarters include a 2,300-square-foot manager’s home, large equipment/hay storage building, barn, corrals, outbuildings and a new 1,000-square-foot log cabin with covered porch and long views down the Yampa Valley. Christy Belton, 970.734.7885 and Ron Morris, 970.535.0881.

One of the largest offerings available in the Steamboat Springs resort area, the 3,884-acre

This 23-acre private retreat bordering the Routt/Medicine Bow National Forest offers comfortable style in a pristine setting. It includes a romantic carriage house, guest cabin, gazebo and barn. The property is perimeter fenced and has direct access to fishing, hiking, riding and snowmobiling from the property. Ron Morris, 970.535.0881 and Christy Belton, 970.734.7885.

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TOWER VIEW RANCH Devils Tower, Crook County, WYOMING / $4,679,000

ANTLER RIDGE RANCH Beulah, Crook County, WYOMING / $2,368,100

New Listing! Premier Black Hills setting just south of Devils Tower with an unobstructed

view of the Tower and the Missouri Buttes. This 1,008-acre ranch is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of the best views of Devils Tower and have excellent highway access in a naturally picturesque landscape. Enjoy remarkable scenery with wide plateaus, incredible vistas, rolling fields, rugged canyons and wooded hills. There are three reservoirs, two water wells and a spring development. Many choice building sites are offered and it has frontage on Highway 24 for over two miles. This is one of the most unique land holdings available in Crook County. Parcels offered.

New Listing! This exceptional ranch lies in the beautiful Black Hills territory between the Bear Lodge Mountains and Crow Peak. 1,190 acres are situated west of Beulah with visibility from Interstate 90. The diverse terrain is comprised of rolling fields, rangeland pastures, canyon lands, valleys and rugged country with pine and scattered bur oak trees are on the southern area. The South Redwater Creek drainage, which is intermittent, runs through the canyon. The ranch offers far-reaching vistas that include a wide expanse of the Black Hills. The convenience of the setting and the character of the landscape make this a truly outstanding offering.

EAGLE RIDGE RANCH Sundance, Crook County, WYOMING / $1,500,000

BEAVER CREEK CANYON CABIN Newcastle, WYOMING / $449,000

This amazing Black Hills ranch with 442 deeded acres and a 320-acre state lease lies where

Riflepit Divide and the canyons of Sundance Creek run. There are wooded hills, steep canyons with rock walls, hidden valleys, hay meadows and panoramic views. A custom log home is set in secluded surroundings with views overlooking a beautiful canyon. The ranch-style home has an open floor plan with lots of natural light and attached two-car garage. Outbuildings include a log garage, shop, barn, several sheds and two hunting cabins. A unique offering with end-of-the-road privacy.

New Listing! Incredible Black Hills setting bordering a huge expanse of national forest and BLM. This private 60-acre retreat in Beaver Creek Canyon has a log cabin, garage and horse barn. The cabin is tucked in the woods and features an exposed log interior, open beam ceiling, loft, hot tub, wood stove and decks around three sides. Just off the deck, the hot tub is surrounded by a beautiful lawn with horseshoe pit and picnic area.

Heated two car garage and horse barn with six box stalls. An amazing landscape with red wall rocks, a hidden gulch and mountainous terrain. This is a remarkable Black Hills offering with seclusion, stunning scenery and access to public lands.

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SADDLEBROOK

South Fork, Rio Grande County, COLORADO $1,300,000

Enjoy private fishing and 1.4± miles of both sides of the South Fork of the Rio Grande River.

While fishing under the shade of towering ponderosa pines and native blue spruce, enjoy 76 acres of breathtaking beauty bordering the Rio Grande National Forest. With year-round access from U.S. Highway 160, your privacy is guaranteed by huge granite berms. Just six miles west of South Fork, this exceptional property would make a great legacy family compound. For developers, the parcel is zoned high-density residential and it’s just minutes from Wolf Creek Ski area, home of Colorado’s best powder snow. Dawn Truax, 970.946.3997, dwtruax@gmail.com.

4DS RANCH

Pagosa Springs, COLORADO / $850,000

An equestrian’s delight, this 35-acre property is fenced and cross-fenced with senior water rights. Boasting both indoor and outdoor arenas, round pen and mare pens, this is a true working horse property. Located corner to corner with the Archuleta County Fairgrounds arena provides plenty of opportunities for the roping and barrel racing enthusiasts. The ranch is just minutes by trailer to millions of acres of San Juan National Forest; you can ride all the way through the Weminuche Wilderness. The barn has nine stalls and an efficiency apartment upstairs. The 2,800-square-foot home is a raised ranch style with three bedrooms and 2.5 baths.

270-degree Rocky Mountain views frame the setting of this wonderful horse property. Chris Truax, 970.946.2867, truax32@gmail.com.

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MILL CREEK SANCTUARY Livingston, Park County, MONTANA / $4,950,000

PEREGRINE RANCH Lakeview, Beaverhead County, MONTANA / $4,200,000

This private 54.52±-acre retreat is located along Mill Creek in the Paradise Valley, between Livingston and Yellowstone National Park. The luxurious residence is sheltered by trees and enjoys commanding views of the surrounding mountains, artfully designed pond and trout stream.

Located 30 miles west of West Yellowstone, this easily accessible ranch is virtually surrounded by Federal lands and lies just under the Continental Divide. It runs on nearly 6,000 acres of private and federal lands and boasts a totally remodeled Jonathan Foote house and guesthouse.

DOUBLE D RANCH Glenrock, Converse County, WYOMING / $1,550,000

MEDICINE LODGE MOUNTAIN CABIN

A quintessential sporting property located five miles south of Glenrock with 740± total acres nearly surrounded by public lands. It includes a comfortable six-bedroom home plus guest accommodations. Its access to public lands gives the owner virtually private access to top-quality mule deer, elk and antelope hunting plus access to the Box Elder Creek Canyon for outstanding trout fishing.

Dell, Beaverhead County, MONTANA / $1,250,000

An outdoorsman’s dream destination awaits on these 680± acres bordering national forest. Surrounded on three sides by public lands, the very tasteful log cabin and wilderness setting is an ideal launching point into Montana and Idaho’s backcountry for all types of outdoor adventure.

HALL AND HALL | SALES | AUCTIONS | FINANCE | APPRAISALS | MANAGEMENT | 2290 Grant Road, PO Box 81490, Billings, Montana 59108

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LOS ROBLES RANCH

San Diego, San Diego County, CALIFORNIA / $17,500,000

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a main home styled after the estancias of Argentina, this 720±-acre ranch sets the stage for a lifestyle of rustic sophistication. Amenities include a 19stall barn, dressage riding arena, two guest homes, two caretaker’s homes, skeet range, Go-Kart track, fishing ponds and a “pool pond.”

SKY RIVER RANCH

Steamboat Springs, Routt County, COLORADO / $10,950,000

Crowned by a magnificent 9,583±-squarefoot custom home with breathtaking views overlooking the Elk River Valley, this beautiful 797±-acre ranch encompasses both sides of the Elk River and Deep Creek, cottonwood-lined riparian corridor, lush irrigated hay meadows and rolling upland pasture.

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SAND MOUNTAIN RETREAT

THE FARM AT MCCAULEY BUTTE

Encompassing a secluded mountain valley at the base of Sand Mountain, this picturesque 160±-acre wildlife retreat features alpine meadows cradled by aspen- and timbercovered hillsides. The property is nearly surrounded by national forest, yet less than 30 miles from Steamboat Springs.

With an architecturally significant home by Cutler-Anderson and unique exurban

Missoula, Missoula County, MONTANA / $6,500,000 location, the property has the best of all worlds. An ultra-modern and sleek, glass house design has extraordinary finishes and detail. It is 15 minutes to downtown Missoula, 1.25 miles Bitterroot River frontage and has a protected viewshed and wildlife.

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SKYWARD RANCH AUCTION

KANSAS/OKLAHOMA LAND AUCTIONS

Skyward Ranch is located in the famed Antelope Valley in south central California, a reasonable commute from Los Angeles and Bakersfield. Buyers will find a land with endless possibilities. The auction will take place on November 3rd. Visit HallandHall.com in September for additional details.

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12,765± Acres Sold in Smaller Tracts, Combinations or Whole

9,078± Acres Sold in Tracts, Combinations, or Whole is a collection of properties in six counties throughout southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma. Buyers will find the ranchland well maintained and ideal for an investment portfolio or an addition to an existing operation. The four auctions will take place on October 21st in Meade and Coldwater and October 22nd in Anthony and Coldwell. Visit HallandHall.com in September for additional details.

HALL AND HALL | SALES | AUCTIONS | FINANCE | APPRAISALS | MANAGEMENT | 2290 Grant Road, PO Box 81490, Billings, Montana 59108

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RANCHOS SIERRA DEL NIDO

Chihuahua, MEXICO / $14,000,000

Ranchos Sierra del Nido is comprised of 53,293± acres of high mountain ranchland in central Chihuahua, Mexico. Mountain peaks over 10,000 feet stand above high rangeland mesas and steep timbered valleys below. Large game, timber and cattle production all contribute to the uniqueness of the ranch.

WYATT RANCHES MORAPOS CREEK DIVISION

Meeker, Rio Blanco County, COLORADO $6,950,000

Located along the northwest edge of the Flat Tops, this outstanding wildlife property shares five miles of boundary with the national forest. Known for its excellent big game hunting, this diverse 2,784±acre ranch also features two trout streams, ponds, privacy, scenery and a hunting lodge.

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HOOKS RANCH

Saratoga, Carbon County, WYOMING / Call for Price

Hooks Ranch offers a large-scale cattle operation in south cen-

tral Wyoming near Saratoga, Wyoming. Consisting of over 66,000 acres including more than 27,000 deeded acres, the ranch represents a traditional Wyoming Ranch with large landscapes in a “big country” ecosystem that offers grassland and brush cover on the rangeland and large irrigated meadows at the headquarters location. Live water from a small tributary provides small trout fishing opportunities and the sagebrush country is a haven for big mule deer, antelope and elk when they are present. The ranch has had a variety of recent improvements including new working facilities at the headquarters and a host of water improvements on the rangeland. www.Ranchland.com/hooks

7 X RANCH

Hotchkiss, Delta County, COLORADO / $9,000,000

The “Cattle Baron’s Castle” is the landmark feature of the 1,400 acre 7 X

Ranch located seven miles northwest of Hotchkiss. The ranch has historically been run as a working cattle ranch since first settled in 1887. Located at an elevation of 6,900 feet, in a fairly temperate climate, while the southern exposure contributes to mild winters. The property consists of 600± acres of lower irrigated hay, pasture and cornfields and the reminder of the ranch is covered with native grasses, pinion/juniper trees and other indigenous vegetation. Leroux Creek runs along the west side of the property for over one mile and is a charming, tree-lined creek with superb “brookie” fishing.

The main home, known as the “Cattle Baron’s Castle” is a 100+-year-old Victorian-style mansion built from stone quarried on the ranch. Other improvements include the carriage house, two employee homes, barn, shop, corrals and livestock handling facility. www.Ranchland.com/7x

SAN PEDRO MESA RANCH

Costilla, Taos County, NEW MEXICO $4,800,000

Located 40 miles North of Taos, New Mexico the deeded 3,200-acre San Pedro Mesa Ranch was within the 1925 Sangre De Cristo grant, just northeast of Costilla. Within an easy drive to the 83-mile loop of the renowned “Enchanted Circle” going through mountains, valleys, mesas and national forest all unique to Northern New Mexico; where culture and outdoor recreation are abundant. This hunting property shares a border with Colorado. www.Ranchland.com/sanpedro MASON & MORSE RANCH COMPANY | 970.237.3300 | RanchLand.com

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BEAR WALLOW RANCH

Glenwood Springs, Gallatin County, COLORADO / $29,500,000

The Bear Wallow Ranch is situated in the mountains of Western Colorado. It is

comprised of 2,600± deeded acres with forest service and BLM grazing leases.

In a private valley west of Glenwood Springs, Bear Wallow Ranch is a rare opportunity to own one of the premier blocked-up and contiguous ranches on the Continental Divide. The ranch is ideally located in one of western Colorado’s most desirable and appealing areas. This recreation/cattle ranch boasts quality improvements, end-of-the-road seclusion, a five-bedroom, 3.5-bath home, guesthouse, lodge, equipment barn, hay sheds, cattle handling facilities, senior water rights, numerous ponds, direct-private access to public land, abundant wildlife, and excellent hunting; all within a 15-minute drive to the very reliable Rifle/Garfield County Airport. Bear Wallow Ranch offers a unique opportunity to experience ownership of western Colorado’s great treasures, along with personal, family and corporate recreation and enjoyment. www.RanchLand.com/bearwallow

TYBAR RANCH

In the central Rocky Mountains of Colorado, the historic Tybar Ranch consists of 600± acres of scenic and highly productive irrigated land. Tybar is currently a highly successful Angus cattle Ranch. The ranch includes the Tybar Ranch Subdivision, a planned unit development consisting of 10 platted developable lots.

Ranch improvements include a main home, employee housing, an equipment shop, three hay sheds, numerous corrals and two barns that include the 22,000-square-foot Prince Creek barn with an indoor arena area measuring 18,000 square feet. Tybar has extensive water rights. Tybar Ranch is secluded, yet close to town and includes panoramic views of the surrounding mountain ranges and Mt. Sopris, features spectacular hunting and offers numerous recreational opportunities. www.RanchLand.com/tybar

OHIO CREEK HORSE RANCH

Gunnison, Gunnison County, COLORADO / $2,695,000

The Ohio Creek Horse Ranch is a spectacular property consist-

ing of 80 acres of mostly irrigated hay meadow five miles north of Gunnison. The property has excellent views of the surrounding mountains from its location in the lower Ohio Creek Valley.

The improvements consist of a 4,200-square-foot custom home and an equestrian center including a stall barn, hay storage and outdoor arena. The native hay meadows produce the finest grass horse hay, irrigated with riparian stream rights from Ohio Creek. The Gunnison/Crested Butte region is widely known for its mountain splendor, recreational activities and laid back style. www.Ranchland.com/ohiocreek

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38 SPECIAL RANCH Park City, Summit County, UTAH / $4,500,000

Here are 757 acres on a 1.5 mile stretch of fine private trout water with a beautiful mountain for good mule deer hunting. Located 35 miles from Park City and an hour from Salt Lake

City. Improvements include a delightful 600 square-foot cabin of recent vintage plus two impressive recreational vehicle storage buildings. The Ranch is not burdened by an expensive home — it awaits the next owner’s creative imprimatur. Offered by a motivated seller.

THE GRAND GATEWAY RETREAT Torrey, UTAH / $3,000,000

The Grand Gateway Retreat is located on Utah State Highway 12, which is designated as

one of the very rare “All American Roads” in the Nation. The 46-acre Retreat is situated at the north entrance into the Dixie National Forest and the 1,900,000-acre Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. It is close to Southern Utah’s other phenomenal and colorful National Parks. A beautiful ready-to-enjoy and tasteful 8,000 square-foot home — finished in 2008 — is complimented by a 3,500 square-foot barn and shop building, plus some nice irrigated pasture.

HISTORIC HUSEMAN RANCH Lonetree, WYOMING / $3,150,000

A historic 1,352-acre ranch in Butch Cassidy’s hideout country straddling the Henrys Fork River near Lonetree, Wyoming — this authentic 120-head outfit is available for the first time since 1942. It contains about 232 acres of irrigated grass hay + 400 acres of irrigated pasture and functional but not fancy improvements. Located 25 miles from Mountain View — 65 miles from Evanston — 150 miles from Salt Lake City. The Ranch is graced with beautiful productive meadows, sparkling live water and great vistas of the High Uinta Mountain Range. Offered by reasonable sellers.

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BIG PINEY MOUNTAIN RANCH Park City, Summit County, UTAH / $16,000,000

This beautiful 7,460-acre block of deeded Northern Utah high country is located just 15 miles from Park City — 34 miles from Salt Lake City — 30 miles from Heber City’s fine jet-capable FBO. The Ranch is a private 12 square-mile preserve harboring strong numbers of mule deer, elk and some moose. Offering price recently reduced 20% by a creative and motivated seller.

SPRING CREEK RANCH La Barge, Lincoln County, WYOMING / $5,000,000

This Southwestern Wyoming recreational jewel encompasses 917 deeded acres plus a private 640-acre state lease. It straddles trout-rich, sparkling La Barge Creek for about three miles and is in the middle of Wyoming's great big-game hunting. The Ranch is located 125 miles south of Jackson and a jet-capable airport with a 6,800-foot paved runway is available 40 miles north. For years, the Spring Creek Ranch was featured on the Outdoor Channel's popular Wildgame Nation series. A very comfortable 4,400 square foot log home built in the late 1990s with high-quality components is complimented by a 3,100 square foot house with quarters for pilots and a caretaker plus other out-buildings. Here is a turn-key, ready-to-enjoy investment in land, water and self-renewal in the tax-friendly Cowboy State.

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DIAMOND PEAK RANCH

Fort Collins, Larimer County, COLORADO $2,625,000

These

1,380 acres lie just south of the Wyoming border in Colorado, 45 miles to Ft. Collins and 20 miles to Laramie, Wyoming. The ranch borders Roosevelt National Forest, offering privacy in a true mountain setting with large big game populations and Trail Creek for irrigation and development of fishing reservoirs. Section 35 is available at $1,472,000 and sections 26 and 27 are available together for $1,702,000.

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KAISLER RANCH

Laramie, Albany County, WYOMING $1,375,000

Just 15 minutes west of Laramie on Interstate 80, this ranch has 610 deeded acres and a 420-acre private lease, provides opportunities of producing up to 500 ton of hay and currently runs 120 cows.

A portion of the number one water rights, plus a mile and a half of the Little Laramie River is on the property, providing excellent hay and fishing opportunities.

LARAMIE PLAINS ACREAGE

Laramie, Albany County, WYOMING $1,900,000

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FIVE miles west of Laramie, this is an exceptionally priced opportunity for 5,500 acres.

Adjacent to the Laramie Regional Airport, the property provides access to both major highways west of Laramie, one mile to the new Airport Research Center and the new Army Nation Guard facility. This is the only large block of land available near business development areas with highway frontage. No other property with this growth potential is available anywhere in Albany County.

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TIMBER INVESTMENT RANCH WITH MOUNTAIN VIEWS WYOMING / Visit Online for More Information

Bordering national forest, this ranch in Wyoming offers outstanding wildlife, fishing, natural resources, stunning mountain views and access to many springs, creeks and meadows.

An extensive amount of timber, including pines, aspens, spruce and furs, has abundant income potential. Please note: stock photos used to represent property type; images are not of the exact property.

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SPORTSMAN’S FLY-FISHING RANCH

COLORADO / Visit Online for More Information

This excellent fly-fishing ranch in Colorado offers excellent river access. This is truly a

sportsman’s dream property with beautiful views of the Colorado landscape. Please note: stock

photos used to represent property type; images are not of the exact property.

The market has been exceptionally strong this summer and properties are selling fast.

Watch our blog at ranchbrokers.com and find us on Facebook, Twitter and Google+ for more updates.

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SUZY-D RANCH

San Miguel County, COLORADO $2,500,000 / NEW LISTING

This

381 acre ranch has easy year-round access and surface water. It is a large estate parcel with no covenants or restrictions. McKenzie Creek runs through the property with a small reservoir at the south end. Aspen forests, ponderosa pine and open meadows with a unique combination of privacy, access, mountain views and water. Only 30 minutes from Telluride. Call for a tour!

GRAND MESA RANCH

Delta County, COLORADO / $2,395,000

Located on the southern slope of the Grand Mesa just outside of the town of Cedaredge, this truly is a rare opportunity at an incredible price! There are 890 pristine acres of aspens, oaks, pines and meadows full of Elk and Deer. This ranch joins the National Forest and has live water that flows through the property year-round. Improvements include a 2,500 square foot home, a 2,900 square foot lodge with a commercial kitchen, a shop and a small barn.

If you are looking for end-of-the-road privacy, majestic mountain views, incredible hunting, close to town and at a great price, this is your ranch!

CIMARRON CERRO RANCH

Cimarron, COLORADO / $1,895,000

Excellent grazing ranch made up of 1,163 acres, conveniently located 20 minutes east of historic Montrose, Colorado! Made up of gently sloping, grassy terrain with oaks, cedars and cottonwoods throughout. Cottonwood Creek meanders through the ranch and there are numerous ponds. Beautiful three-bedroom log home constructed in 2002, as well as a small barn/shed. Located within game management unit 65 and offers excellent hunting opportunities. The ranch offers stunning views in every direction and is currently in a conservation easement.

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CHIMNEY PEAK RANCH Ouray County, COLORADO $28,950,000

There are ranches that come along once in a

lifetime where a bit of heaven is experienced on this earth. The Chimney Peak Ranch is that ranch where a combination of extreme beauty, privacy and master craftsmanship collide. Located east of the mountain town of Ridgway, Colorado, and at the foot of the Cimarron Range of the San Juan Mountains is a working western cattle ranch on 2,392Âą deeded acres along with a 25,798Âą acre forest permit. Beginning at the valley floor, this complete ranch starts in productive, irrigated hay meadows and moves through rolling rangeland to large groves of aspen and spruce. Traversed by 3 flowing creeks, the lush landscape is only superseded by views to the south and east that are best described as world-renowned. This is truly a turn-key ranch where you can walk in, kick your boots off and know it has all been taken care of.

TRIPLE 8 ALPINE RANCH

Gunnison County, COLORADO $2,450,000

Have

you ever driven by a property and the setting was so riveting that it took your breath away? If so, you may have driven by the Triple 8 Alpine Ranch. The 542 acre ranch is located 39.5 miles from Montrose and 43.5 miles from Gunnison in an enchanted setting surrounded by a blanket of dark timber and Aspen trees that back up to thousands of acres of public land. The ranch features a hand constructed log home with museum quality craftsmanship, numerous outbuildings, a large fishing pond and beautiful mountain views.

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60885 SALT CREEK

Collbran, Mesa Country, COLORADO $1,275,000

Salt Creek Ranch includes 192 acres on two deeds, of which 90 acres are irrigated. Improvements include a 3,046-square-foot Spanish home built in 1991, a 1,626-square-foot, two-plus bedroom loft guest home built in 1990, a 1,596-square-foot modular built in 2002, hay barn, 30x72 horse barn with wash rack, tack room and stalls, plus a 100x225 covered arena. Salt Creek runs through the property! The ranch adjoins BLM land and has great views in all directions.

11073 54.7 ROAD

Collbran, Mesa Country, COLORADO $2,375,000

Quality

throughout this custom home on 351 acres surrounded by views and privacy. There are canyons, rock outcroppings, trees and irrigated hay fields! The property adjoins BLM on two sides. Grazing and use permits are included. This property has excellent deer and elk hunting (priority land program) and very productive hay ground.

57237 HIGHWAY 330

Collbran, Mesa Country, COLORADO $1,390,000

This custom-built home sits on 134 irrigated acres with exceptional

views and privacy! The ranch has high priority water rights, as well as excellent hay production. There is a three-car attached garage, attached RV garage, 40x70 Quonset building and a 75x100 hay shed plus outbuilding. A state-of-the-art irrigation system has two pivots, three side rolls and seven big guns. Solar system for home and irrigation system.

The ranch is in five parcels.

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MESA ELK CREEK RANCH Grand Junction, Mesa County, COLORADO / $7,700,000

Less than 45 minutes from Grand Junction sits a 1,532-acre ranch that offers spectacular recreation and excellent hay production. The ranch has 418 acres of irrigated land watered with senior water rights consisting of 2,477 acre feet of water. Improvements include six homes, various agricultural buildings and some cabins. There is excellent big game hunting on the ranch, including elk, mule deer, black bear and turkey. The ranch adjoins thousands of acres of BLM land, creating year-round recreation both on the ranch and on the adjoining BLM property. The ranch is on the Grand Mesa, just minutes from Powderhorn Ski Resort. In addition to the big game hunting, there is downhill skiing, mountain bike and ATV riding and fishing. The ranch has no conservation easements or restrictive covenants. There are extensive mineral rights included with the ranch along with farming equipment.

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OWN A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN

The Ridge on Lookout Mountain encompasses 205 acres with spectacular panoramic views of Spear-

fish and the surrounding area. Spearfish, South Dakota, is called the “Queen City” because it is said to be surrounded by a crown of jeweled mountains, the favorite being Lookout Mountain. The roads inside the property are paved and offer multiple building sites. The current owner has platted 22 lots complete with electricity and water lines to each lot. A well would need to be added for the water supply. The City of Spearfish has protected adjacent property lying South and West of the property.

The Thoen Stone, on display at the Adams Museum in Deadwood, was discovered on the east slope of this mountain. No one has ever claimed to find the treasure inscribed on the Thoen Stone which read ”Got all the gold we can carry.” Claim your own treasure by owning this special property.

CROW PEAK RANCH

The Crow Peak Ranch is a highly scenic 550+-acre block of deeded land only 7 miles west of Spearfish, South Dakota, at the base of the Black Hills. Two creeks run through the ranch with one flowing year around. The improvements are highlighted by a remodeled ranch house of 1,200 square feet with two bedrooms and two baths. Also included are two barns, shop, and open front storage. The ranch produces hay on over 100 acres. It is watered by a flowing artesian well, two creeks, and a pond. Abundant wildlife can be found in the wooded draws.

DAKOTA PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE | Licensed in SD, ND, WY, MT, MN, NE | 605.717.1000 | 866.914.9278 | DakotaProperties.com

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BLACK HILLS FOREST ACRES Whitewood, Lawrence County, SOUTH DAKOTA / $4,486,300

Rarely does a Black Hills property of the size and caliber of Black Hills Forest Acres become available in this convenient location. This secluded gentleman’s ranch encompasses 1,495.43¹ acres of open meadowland, aspens, and pine-forested mountainous terrain at the northern end of The Black Hills of South Dakota, just 10 miles east of Spearfish and 33 miles from downtown Rapid City. It is highly regarded for its privacy, careful management, extensive grazing and timber resources and diverse wildlife populations, which include deer and turkey. The property ranges in elevation from 3,600 feet at the lower end to 4,400 feet on top and encompasses a variety of landforms, from deep canyon breaks and oak lined high meadows to pine covered hills with sweeping views of The Northern Black Hills. The Black Hills Forest Acres offers enticing possibilities for the discerning buyer seeking a wise investment or a beautiful place to call home with its stunning views of Elkhorn Peak, Bear Butte and Crook Mountain and rich history. It offers the best of South Dakota recreation as well as an opportune investment.

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FORKED LIGHTNING RANCH

MILL CREEK RANCH

Jane Fonda’s 2,300± deeded acres with 3.5 miles of trout-rich Pecos River provide a

diverse ecosystem of placid beauty and all the distinguished elements of the Southwest.

The 9,585± square foot energy-efficient state-of-the-art main home creates an elegant refuge. 25 minutes southeast of Santa Fe, this exquisite equestrian Ranch offers a private sanctuary or family retreat.

Located in the picturesque Madison Valley in the dramatic Jack Creek drainage. The 1,916± acres sit perfectly between the charming western town of Ennis and the thriving ski-resort communities of Big Sky, Moonlight Basin and Yellowstone Club. Adjoining Lee Metcalf Wilderness and accessed by a gated roadway, the Ranch offers excellent privacy, tranquility and abundant wildlife. The Ranch includes a beautiful custom log home and several building sites with stunning panoramic mountain vistas. Co-listed with Berkshire Hathaway.

INDIAN HEAD RANCH Price, Utah & Carbon Counties, UTAH / $11,200,000

SUN RIVER RANCH

and elk, these 10,200 acres, plus 5,500 acres of BLM and State Land, offer an ideal habitat for big game. Multiple springs, the 12-acre reservoir, and numerous stock ponds provide plentiful water sources for wildlife and livestock. During the summer months, the Ranch pastures 400 to 500 cow-calf pairs on the productive pastures.

This ultimate 3,050± acre retreat represents an attractive ‘turn-key’ opportunity to own

Santa Fe, San Miguel County, NEW MEXICO / $19,500,000

Big Sky, Madison County, MONTANA / $13,750,000 / NEW LISTING

Operated as an individual Cooperative Wildlife Management Hunting Unit for deer

Augusta, Lewis & Clark & Teton Counties, MONTANA / $9,250,000 a remarkable fly-fishing, hunting and equestrian Ranch. The masterfully-crafted residence, manager’s home and equestrian barn are a beautiful combination of log and stone sited above the 3.5 miles of the Sun River that courses through the surreal Rocky Mountain setting.

SWAN LAND COMPANY | Bozeman, Montana | Buffalo, Wyoming | Salt Lake City, Utah | 866.999.7342 | SwanLandCo.com

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BIRCH CREEK HUNTING RESERVE

FORT OWEN RANCH

This premier hunting ground with outstanding elk and mule deer habitat consists of

This 609± deeded-acre Ranch features approximately one mile of the renowned Bitter-

WISE RIVER RANCH Wise River, Beaverhead County, MONTANA / $1,495,000

DEARBORN CANYON OVERLOOK

captures views of the surrounding mountains and abundant wildlife. Bordering Beaverhead National Forest, trout-rich Wise River flows through the 473± co-owned acres for 1.5 miles. This area is renowned for its fishing and big game hunting. In addition to Wise and Big Hole Rivers, there are six world-class rivers within two hours of the Ranch.

Situated on 20± acres overlooking the Dearborn River and Steamboat Mountain sits a beautifully handcrafted 4,000±-square-foot log home in one of Montana’s most wild and scenic locales. Enjoy 850+ feet of private river frontage and hike or horseback ride into over two million acres of national forest and wilderness that adjoin the property. This property is perfect as a mountain retreat or full-time residence.

Woodruff, Rich County, UTAH / $6,530,000 / NEW LISTING

Stevensville, Ravalli County, MONTANA / $5,900,000 / NEW LISTING

8,595± deeded acres plus an additional 640 acres of private-leased land. Birch Creek Hunting Reserve is part of a 26,000-acre Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU), a program established by the Utah Wildlife Board and the Division of Wildlife Resources to benefit private land owners and hunters. The seller currently receives $60,000 annually for the lease from the hunting outfitter on the property.

The thoughtfully-designed and ideally-sited 3,800± square foot hand-hewn log home

root River and sits adjacent to the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge. Located next to the town of Stevensville and 30 minutes from Missoula, the Ranch embraces the dramatic landscape of the Bitterroot Valley. The Ranch, mostly under irrigation, has nice improvements and is capable of running 250 cow-calf pairs in a normal year with excess hay to sell. Prime conservation easement or development potential.

Augusta, Lewis & Clark County, MONTANA / $725,000 / NEW LISTING

SWAN LAND COMPANY | Bozeman, Montana | Buffalo, Wyoming | Salt Lake City, Utah | 866.999.7342 | SwanLandCo.com OpenFences.com

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UNIQUE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Parachute, COLORADO

Versatility, Flexibility, Beauty and Convenience in Colorado — just bring your business and plug into this 70 acre opportunity. This region of Colorado’s mild climate and moderate elevation makes all types of commerce a pleasure and access to the area’s recreational richness raises employee and owner satisfaction. The property is a world class agricultural facility and includes 5,000 square feet of office space, a three-bay motor shop including an industrial electric lift. One building measures 80 by 140 feet and has a six-inch concrete floor. Insulated windows save heating costs and 16 foot electric roll-up doors invite a wide variety of manufacturing, storage, even Colorado’s recently burgeoning indoor plant cultivation business. Another shop measures nearly 8,000 square feet, has six 14 foot automatic doors and can comfortably house six semi trucks with trailers. It also doubles as an amazing function space for up to 1,000 guests. Three-phase electricity is a short 300 feet away. The region provides access to affordable work force and worker housing, as well as hotels, schools, and medical facilities, with access I-70 just a quarter mile away. Property maintenance costs are low, with only two full-time employees in summer, and one parttime employee in winter. Grand Junction airport has many flights daily and is just 45 minutes southwest. Nearby Rifle Garfield County Airport (20 minutes away) is a private airport with a long runway and great approach, with excellent weather even in winter months.

Grand Junction has a population of around 60,000; residents describe it as having the attributes of both a city and a town. With a recent price reduction to $5.8 million, this property could sell quickly. Contact Broker Mark Overstreet at 970.948.6092, Snow Mass Village, Colorado. To speak with longtime owners John and Jody Lyons, call 970.366.2856.

JOHN LYONS | America's Most Trusted Horseman | Parachute, Colorado | 970.285.9797 | 970.366.2856 | JohnLyons.com

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MONTICELLO CANYON RANCH Socorro County, NEW MEXICO / $2,800,000

TABLE MOUNTAIN RANCH

bordering Game Unit 17 (trophy bull elk unit). Monticello Canyon Ranch consists of 3,910± land-locked acres (2,530 deeded plus 1,380 land-locked state) not accessible to the public, thus allowing for 6.1± square miles of your own managed trophy hunting paradise. Greg Liddle, greg@HaydenOutdoors.com, 970.946.0374.

The 800 acre Table Mountain Ranch is an excellent Front Range hunting ranch. Only 30

JACKSON RANCH Custer County, COLORADO / $1,800,000

TROPHY ELK AND MULE DEER MOUNTAIN RANCH

Enjoy trophy mule deer and world-class elk in Big Game Unit 21 with the property line

Rarely does a large-acreage hay ranch come on the market in the Wet Mountain Valley. The ranch consists of 528.64 acres, of which 370 are irrigated hay ground with water rights and the balance being dryland pasture. Jackson Ranch is beautiful, useful, productive and available. Twila Geroux, twila@HaydenOutdoors.com, 719.371.4344.

Larimer County, COLORADO / $2,500,000 minutes from Fort Collins and just 1.5 hours from Denver, this ranch is accessible year round. The ranch has an off-the-grid cabin; the perfect hunting camp or just to get away and relax. Zack Wiese, zack@HaydenOutdoors.com, 970.889.3142.

Lincoln County, WYOMING / $1,475,000

The 1,091-acre Trophy Elk and Mule Deer Mountain Ranch is a hunter's dream. This

beautiful ranch features incredible views in all directions of mountains, meadows, canyons, pines and aspen quakies. This fine ranch is 120 miles south of Jackson, and right on the Idaho border. Bill Vacek, billvacek@HaydenOutdoors.com, 307.699.1378.

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WITCHER RANCH Baca County, COLORADO / $13,702,500

MELTON RANCH

Oklahoma. The deeded property contains 18,570 acres and also includes two leased school sections, bringing the total ranch to 19,850 acres. There is a great amount of American Pioneer history in this area and this ranch has remnants of the Santa Fe Trail Crossing. A historical marker on the ranch from the early 1900s marks the trail. Dax Hayden, dax@ HaydenOutdoors.com, 303.619.6774.

Bordering the Jicarilla Apache Reservation on the north side and Heron State Park on

HARTSEL SPRING RANCH Park County, COLORADO / $3,800,000

ARKANSAS RIVER HUNTING RANCH Pueblo Co., COLORADO / $3,000,000

ranch currently marketed for sale is 3,439± acres, which includes the homestead and the majority, if not all, ranch improvements. This breathtaking property is one of a kind.

Rick Peden, rickpeden@HaydenOutdoors.com, 970.227.8486.

Arkansas River Hunting Ranch is a 1,500-acre river-bottom property that’s a true sportsman’s paradise. Located near Pueblo, Colorado, this ranch’s incredible habitat offers a tremendous diversity of game. Along with the improvements, shop, acreage, riverfront and hunting, this ranch is an outdoor mecca. Seth Hayden, seth@HaydenOutdoors.com, 239.331.1453.

The Witcher/Griffith Ranch lies in extreme Southeast Colorado, close to Kansas and

Hartsel Springs Ranch previously consisted of 27,000± acres, and the portion of the

Rio Arriba County, NEW MEXICO / $3,900,000 the West, the 1,374±-acre Melton Ranch includes 15 lakes and ponds, 600± acre feet of irrigation and 360-degrees views and is the discriminating hunting and ranch paradise.

Greg Liddle, greg@HaydenOutdoors.com, 970.946.0374.

The

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THE K RANCH

Moffat County, COLORADO / $19,500,000

The K-Ranch is an epic Western ranch established

in the 1870s with 16,000 deeded acres and 45,000 state and BLM leased acres. A colorful history has traveled over time with this magnificent ranch. Trophy bull elk are abundant on this ranch, as well as 200" class mule deer. It is located in Northwestern Colorado and Northeastern Utah. Bill Rodgers, bill@HaydenOutdoors.com, 865.207.5852.

12560 W CASTAGNOLA LANE Ada County, IDAHO / $1,650,000

Private

and secluded, these 77 acres on the Boise River feature an unbelievable opportunity with a private lake and river frontage on both sides of the river! This property offers irrigated acreage perfect for developing a world-class equestrian center! This property has it all in the heart of Treasure Valley!

Austin Callison, clientservices@callisongroup.com, 208.870.1757.

BELT VALLEY CATTLE RANCH

Cascade County, MONTANA / $2,500,000

This

1,274-acre ranch is the perfect setting for horses and cattle, supporting up to 120 cow/ calf pairs. Additionally, it has 50 acres of floodirrigated hay/alfalfa and 30 acres of dry land hay pasture. The ranch has an abundant water supply for livestock, approximately one mile of Belt Creek frontage and is close to Showdown Ski Area.

Trampus Corder, corderandassociates@gmail.com, 406.622.3224.

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SNOWSHOE RANCH

Somerset, Gunnison County, COLORADO $3,950,000

Premier western Colorado fishing property located

at the conflux of Anthracite Creek and Coal Creek, just outside of Somerset. With an elevation of 6,380 feet, this 142-acre fishing property features nearly 1 mile of river running through it, 9 private stocked fishing ponds and a 2,132-square-foot home and studio apartment above the detached garage. This true trout fisherman's paradise is secluded and surrounded by the beautiful Gunnison National Forest.

STATES RANCH

Cedaredge, Delta County, COLORADO $589,900

Located between 8,500 and 9,000 feet on the southern slope of the Grand Mesa, this 158-acre property features locked gate access and end-of-the-road privacy. The rustic hunter's cabin sits in an aspen forest and looks out over one of two private fishing ponds. The property also has 4 springs and Horse Creek runs through it. Enjoy excellent elk and mule deer hunting in GMU 52 and the subdivision offers private access to Grand Mesa National Forest.

FRY MESA COTTAGE

Paonia, Delta County, COLORADO / $249,900

Sitting atop Fry Mesa, above Paonia, this 38-acre vacation retreat offers stunning views of the North Fork Valley and the surrounding mountain ranges.

The 1,484-square-foot cottage features straw-bale construction, solar electricity and in-floor radiant heat. Situated at 7,250 feet, the property has locked gate privacy and borders thousands of BLM acres.

Grand Mesa National Forest lies just up the road a few miles and GMU 521 offers excellent big-game hunting opportunity.

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HOLLAND RANCH Delta County, COLORADO / $1,212,000

This stunning home sits on 70 acres with the Smith Fork of the Gunnison flowing through it for approximately half a mile. Quality construction with top-grade finishes reflect the

spectacular outdoors, including an open floor plan, Celtic rustic beams, Engleman spruce timbers and a chef’s dream kitchen. The ranch features two hay fields with irrigation, a small orchard, gardens, a pond, private access to the Smith Fork with its own small waterfall and unlimited wildlife. Call Bob or Linda Lario.

ORR RANCH Gunnison County, COLORADO / $895,000

This alpine riverfront ranch borders national forest and offers year-round access and 2,000± feet of river frontage on both sides of the river with excellent trout fishing. The ranch has

two lush, irrigated meadows and a large pond. Views are of the Ragged’s Wilderness Area. There is a charming two-bedroom log home plus a three-car garage shop with additional sleeping areas above the garage. The location is centrally located between Aspen, Crested Butte and Paonia. This is the perfect mountain recreational property or year-round home. Call Bob or Linda Lario.

RE/MAX MOUNTAIN WEST | 225 Grand Avenue, P.O. Box 778, Paonia, CO 81428 | 970.527.7756 | 888.374.7756 | LarioTeam.com

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