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THE PETHEL GROUP AND NATURAL ELEMENT HOMES

Matching the distinctive personalities of

its clients with the home of their dreams is

a specialty of The Pethel Group. You might

say it is a family tradition. Matthew Pethel

is carrying on his father’s (Freddie Pethel’s)

vision of providing each customer with a

Natural Element Home uniquely tailored to

each lifestyle and dream.

“I believe, like you, that your dream home

should not only reflect your personality but it

should be situated on the land to preserve the

beauty of the landscape. Our homes are much

more than a roof overhead, they are quality

built, aesthetically beautiful and substantial. I

take each project personally, it is a reflection

of who I am,” said Matthew.

Building in Montana and across the Great

North West has offered many challenges for

a construction company with roots in the

beautiful North Georgia mountains. Building

a relationship with local tradesmen and

experts has been a priority. “I have always

made it a point to hire local workers when

building outside of my local confines. Great

Falls and the small community of Belt are both

filled with wonderful people who are friendly,

smart and understand what it takes to build

quality homes. Our recent Montana projects

have forged relationships with talented and

forward thinking tradesmen who have richly

blessed our group.

The Pethel Group is poised to design and

build throughout the North West States. You

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are invited to visit the Ranches at Belt Creek

(Montana) to see fine examples of their

Natural Element Homes. Situated about 30

minutes from the Great Falls International

Airport, Belt will show to the prospective land

buyer a rare, shared ranch community that is

visionary and progressive.

When asked why he thought someone

should hire a group of southerners to build

their home here in the West, Pethel smiled

and said, “We are people who aspire to many

of the same things in life that our clients do.

Our word is our bond. When I hand my clients

the keys to their new home, I know that I not

only have a satisfied customer but that I have

also developed a great friendship.”

The Pethel Group believes in the philoso-

phy that face-to-face contact is the best way

to do business. It is a simple principle shoul-

dered by hard-working and dedicated, family

oriented employees and professionals who

love what they do and take great pride in

their accomplishments.

Having aligned itself with Natural Element

Homes, the Pethel Group offers a great

experience when building a new home. “The

process of planning, designing, and building

a home should not be difficult and stressful.

Instead, you should have a pleasurable and

memorable experience,” says Pethel. “This

is why we use Natural Element Homes as

our primary provider of design services

and building materials. Natural Element

Homes is a Tennessee-based company with

manufacturing and supply operations in

several locations, including the North West

USA. Their selection of home designs and

custom design services are wonderful, and

their materials offerings, manufacturing

capabilities, and technical support allow us to

design and build the greatest homes on earth.”

“People who choose a Natural Element

Home want something different, a home that

is a notch above the usual cookie-cutter design

and reflects their taste and lifestyle,” said Pethel.

“We help you create a home that is uniquely

you. You can start with a home plan from our

library, or we can start your design from scratch,

borrowing inspiration from our portfolio of

home designs. We also have Jim Klippel as part

of our design team to meet on your property to

create a custom home design that is perfect for

your building site and for you.”

“If you have property out west and are

planning to build your home of homes or your

home away from home, the Pethel Group may

be your answer,” says Pethel. “Our customers

have the need for a pleasurable, stress-free

experience that is comprehensive in nature.

We are truly a one-stop-shop and provide

everything needed to build a new home. We

have in-house design services, log and timber

manufacturing facilities, and we can build

anywhere in the North West USA. We also

facilitate site planners, interior designers,

lighting professionals, financing options,

solar and geothermal professionals, landscape

architecture, and green building standards.

Everything you need is under our roof!” v

For more information, please contact Matthew Pethel at 770-287-2839. You can visit the Pethel Group’s website at www.MTranchhomes.com.

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a reflection of

who I am.”

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RATES WILL INCRE ASE IN 2015

The Ponderosa Mesa Ranch, the jewel of

La Veta, Colorado, sold recently for $2.65

million. The 5,500-square-foot luxury log

lodge and 360-degree views of the Spanish

Peaks and other ranges made this a one-of-a-

kind, top-of-the-mesa retreat. Congratulations

to the lucky buyers and to Jacky Christian of

Capture Colorado on the sale of this stunning

168-acre property (featured in Farm & Ranch

West Volume 55).

From the National Account Manager

Welcome to the 57th issue of Farm & Ranch West!

At more than 530,000 acres, the W.T. Waggoner Ranch in North Central Texas is not a

state, but it could be. The Waggoner, co-listed by Bernie Uechtritz, advisor to Briggs Freeman

Sotheby’s Farm and Ranch Division, is the largest contiguous ranch in the United States,

having been kept under one fence by one family for nearly 100 years. Learn more about this

once-in-a-lifetime opportunity on page 22 (this issue’s cover feature).

There are few more recognizable faces in sports than that of football legend Terry Bradshaw

and we are pleased to feature his Red River Ranch in this issue. Mr. Bradshaw candidly shares

his thoughts on the ranch, as well as some beautiful photography, beginning on page 70. Mr.

Bradshaw also appears on the cover of the recent Texas Farm & Ranch Volume 74.

Whether you currently own property or plan on buying property in the future, the

Rancher’s Corner on the relationship between surface and mineral owners is a must-read

(page 20). Oil industry veteran Robin Forte´ addresses the dominance of the mineral estate

and how it may impact you if you don’t own all of the minerals under your property.

Thanks to those who participated in the Little Boots Contest through Facebook. The

winners (a most adorable group) are displayed in the premiere of the Little Boots feature on page 18. Make sure you like us on Facebook and

follow us on Twitter to see properties right in your news feed and participate in our next contest.

The team at Farm & Ranch Publishing is particularly mindful during this holiday season of our many blessings, certianly including our

readers and advertisers. We wish you and your family a Merry Christmas, a Happy New Year and good ranch hunting and selling in 2015.

Did You Know?…Actor Tom Cruise has listed his massive Colorado hideaway for $59 million. Minutes from Telluride, the home was featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show

in 2008 when Cruise and his then-wife Katie Holmes took Oprah on a tour of the estate. A 10,000-square-foot main residence and a 1,600-square-foot guest

home (with a total of 7 bedrooms and 9 baths between them) rest on 298 acres traversed by a private trail system and surrounded by national forest.

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MMassive log and stone construction highlights this one-of-a-kind top-of-the-mesa retreat. The pristine and meticulously maintained property is the

jewel of the La Veta, Colorado area with incredible 360-degree views of the Spanish Peaks, Mt Maestas, the Sangre de Cristos, and the Wahatoya

Valley. The Ranch includes 208 magnificent park-like acres and an immaculate 5,500 Sq. Ft. Luxury Log Lodge. The lodge features a Towering

Majestic Kachelofen fireplace designed in Europe, a custom gourmet kitchen with all high end finishes, stunning Flagstone floors with in-floor

radiant heat, and a Cupola with eagle’s aerie views. Constructed with enormous Idaho Spruce and Fir logs this impeccably furnished 4+ bedroom,

4 bathroom lodge sitting on 168 acres protected by a conservation easement with an additional 40 acres for a future building site. Abundant wildlife

including Elk, Deer, Bear, Wild Turkey, Mountain Lion. Truly The Hope Diamond of Southern Colorado! $2,750,000. Jacky Christian, 719 469-4545.

Ponderosa Mesa Ranch

Colorado v Huerfano County v La VetaPonderosa Mesa Ranch

Colorado v Huerfano County v La Veta

This 347 (+/-) acre working ranch is located approximately 4 miles west of the quaint town of

Gardner Colorado. The house is approximately 1,100 sq. ft., with the potential for expansion, 1

bedroom and 2 baths, in floor radiant heat, custom cabinets and doors, all appliances, 3 car detached

garage, a well that produces 10+ gallons per minute and approximately a mile of the Huerfano River

running through it! The ranch has water rights, a barn with scales and shoots and can potentially

support 50 pair AUM with rotation. $1,100,000. Please contact Jacky Christian, 719-469-4545.

220 S. Main St. #120

La Veta, CO 81055

www.capturecolorado.com

Malachite River Ranch

347± AcresColorado v Huerfano County v La Veta

Christy Payne, National Account Manager for Farm & Ranch Publishing, cut her teeth in GOP politics before spending six years managing the largest oil and gas exploration and production events in the world. A native Texan, she graduated from the University of Texas and resides in Dallas. Christy is the mother of two and an avid sports fan, and also enjoys traveling. Contact her at [email protected].

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FEATURE RANCH70 v Selling My Prize Ranch By Terry Bradshaw

FARM & RANCH FEATURE06 v Go West, Young Man The Pethel Group and Natural Element Homes

18 v Farm & Ranch Little Boots Winners of Our Facebook Contest

20 v Rancher’s Corner The Dominant Mineral Estate: What Every Rancher Should Know By Robin Forte´, Owner of Forte´ Productions LLC

REFERENCE14 v Broker Index16 v Property Index & Map

CLASSIFIEDS84 v Additional Properties in the Marketplacecont

ents

The W.T. Waggoner Ranch 510,527± Contiguous Acres

See page 22

Farm & Ranch: Property IDsFind additional information about properties of interest

by visiting www.FarmAndRanch.com and entering the

number into the Property ID search field on our homepage.

Bernard UechtritzBriggs Freeman

Sotheby’s International [email protected]

214 353-6600 office

214 876-1321 cell

Sam MiddletonChas. S. Middleton & Son

[email protected]

806 763-5331 office

817 304-0504 cell

Farisita Ranchpage 43Farisita Ranchpage 43


broker indexLand and Wildlife .....................32

www.landandwildlife.com

Hayden Outdoors .....................28www.HaydenOutdoors.com

Harrigan Land Company LLC ...36www.harriganland.com

®Fuller Real Estate .......................57www.fullerwestern.com Lone Eagle

Land Brokerage, Inc. ................67www.eagleland.com

Clark & AssociatesLand Brokers, LLC ...................44

www.clarklandbrokers.com

Fay Ranches Inc. .......................40www.fayranches.com

Arnold Realty Inc. .....................65www.eranches.com

California Outdoor Properties ..................30www.californiaoutdoorproperties.com

Clark CompanyRanch Real Estate .....................60

www.clarkcompany.com

The Chickering Company .......56www.ranchbuyer.com

Mason & Morse Ranch CompanyWilliam George..........................50

www.ranchland.com

AgriLands Real Estate ..............52www.agrilandsrealestate.com

AgriLandsFarms, Ranches, Timber & Recreation Properties

Alain Pinel Realtors ...........................................63www.jerryrvaughn.com

Leadbetter Webster Land Co. .. 51www.LeadbetterWebsterLand.com

Alder Creek Ocean Ranchpage 31

Bachman & Associates Inc. [email protected]

Forked Lightning Ranchpage 49

Long Realty-Benson .................54www.everafterarizona.com

Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty ...........22, 70www.Ranch.BriggsFreeman.com

Trails West Realty, LTD.

Coldwell BankerTrails West Realty, LTD ...........69

www.blameherranch.com

Four Star Realty .........................64www.ranchagent.com

Headquarters West, Ltd.Sam Hubbell ..............................55

www.headquarterswest.com

Highland Commercial .............53www.hciutah.com

The duPerierTexas Land Man, LLC .............. 76

www.texas-landman.com

Land InvesTex, LLC .................79www.landinvestex.com

IntermountainRealty Group ..............................66www.UtahHuntingProperties.com

Hall and Hall .............................. 51www.hallandhall.com

Kevin Sullivan Realty, Inc.................................64www.ranchagent.com

House Brand Ranchpage 66House Brand Ranchpage 66


Blame Her Ranchpage 69

Blame Her Ranchpage 69

Van CleveAssociates

Van Cleve Associates ................48www.VanCleveRanches.com

Ranch Marketing AssociatesRon Morris .................................46

www.rmabrokers.com

Ranch Marketing AssociatesChristy Belton ............................47

www.rmabrokers.com

Mirr Ranch Group ....................38www.MirrRanchGroup.com

Pinnacle Real Estate and Development .....................58

www.altorealestate.com

Steamboat Sotheby’s International RealtyRen Martyn ..........................................................33

www.HighMountainLand.com

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PublisherMichele O. Miller

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Managing EditorJamie Destouet

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Director of MarketingSusan Vick

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National Account ManagerChristy Payne

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Production ManagerKaren Little

Photo EditorPedro Almaraz

Director of Social Media & Communications

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Steamboat Sotheby’s International RealtyPam Vanatta ........................................................34

www.SteamboatEstates.com

Pfister Land Company .............68www.pfisterlandco.com

Robert Jones Realty ..................62 www.rjrealty.com

Swan Land Company ...............49www.swanlandco.com

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Osmond Real Estate .................69www.HorseRanchHideaway.com Stuart Ranches ...........................59

www.mexhunting.com

Newman Realty ......................... 61www.newmanrealty.com

Spectacular Sierra Ranchpage 56

Texas Land & Ranch Co. ........80www.TexasLandandRanch.net

Middleburg Real Estate. ..........83www.middleburgrealestate.com

Vester Ranch Sales ....................82www.jcwilsonranches.com


Alaska1............... Kodiak................68

Arizona69............. Cochise..............54

148........... Gila.....................55

Califorinia7............... Contra.Costa....63

13............. Tuolumne..........63

84............. San.Luis.Obispo.....60

86............. San.Luis.Obispo.....60

266.......... Mendocino........31

422.......... Calaveras...........30

567.......... Lassen................31

1,060....... Plumas...............56

3,047....... Plumas...............56

4,770....... Siskiyou.............63

5,101........ Tehama..............30

6,139....... Tulare.................56

7,000....... Humboldt.........64

7,297....... Kern....................60

8,184....... Glenn.................30

12,385..... Colusa................31

14,945..... Kern....................60

16,000..... Tehama..............48

17,050..... Mendocino........64

Colorado33............. Montrose...........51

35............. Eagle...................51

40............. Grand.................50

52............. Grand.................50

52............. Huerfano...........42

74............. Routt...................33

80............. Huerfano...........43

107........... Routt...................33

113........... Routt...................35

116........... Grand.................50

132.......... Jefferson.............57

153.......... Routt...................35

160........... Huerfano...........43

160........... Routt...................33

165........... Park....................57

171........... Gunnison..........67

176........... Grand.................46

210........... Routt...................34

271.......... Routt...................34

323.......... Routt...................47

390.......... Huerfano...........42

391........... Gunnison..........37

428.......... Routt...................35

444.......... Grand.................50

455.......... Park....................57

560.......... Eagle...................50

572.......... Teller...................28

587.......... Routt...................47

741........... Routt...................47

758.......... Montrose...........67

801........... Routt...................34

817........... Weld...................29

890.......... Delta...................67

1,040....... Huerfano...........57

1,040....... Routt...................33

1,328....... Pitkin..................38

1,400....... Douglas..............37

1,480....... Rio.Blanco.........36

1,766....... Montrose...........51

2,047....... Larimer..............46

2,080....... Park....................38

2,455....... Montrose...........67

3,000....... Routt...................47

3,397....... Routt...................47

3,400....... Delta...................33

3,400....... Gunnison..........33

3,400....... Montrose...........33

4,227....... Pueblo................36

4,637....... Park....................29

5,034....... Routt...................38

8,686....... Jackson..............35

14,759..... Elbert..................39

46,700.... Las.Animas.......39

55,486.... Huerfano...........46

Idaho177........... Idaho..................41

464.......... Custer.................62

531........... Gooding.............62

652.......... Blaine.................62

1,440....... Blaine.................62

10,500..... Twin.Falls..........62

Montana40............. Ravalli................41

131........... Sweet.Grass......40

187.......... Madison.............40

608.......... Gallatin..............41

1,076....... Cascade..............49

1,153....... Fergus................40

2,964....... Park....................49

3,000....... Lewis.and.Clark.....49

6,758....... Powder.River....68

9,280....... Bighorn..............38

9,280....... Rosebud.............38

NewMexico11............. Lincoln...............58

120.......... Santa.Fe.............69

162........... Lincoln...............58

1,041....... Lincoln...............58

3,082....... Colfax.................36

9,000....... Catron................46

27,000..... Lincoln...............29

Oregon62............. Klamath.............41

98............. Jackson..............32

320.......... Crook.................40

1,109....... Jefferson.............32

1,206....... Wallowa.............52

1,600....... Lake....................52

4,100....... Harney...............52

37,352..... Umatilla.............32

Utah30............. Utah....................69

95............. Wasatch.............53

1,280....... Kane...................53

1,393....... Summit..............53

1,878....... Grand.................37

2,050....... Wasatch.............66

12,248..... Morgan...............66

15,200..... Carbon...............49

15,200..... Utah....................49

Wyoming99............. Crook.................65

160........... Teton..................40

186.......... Crook.................65

200.......... Fremont.............57

206.......... Park....................39

285.......... Goshen..............61

285.......... Park....................68

330.......... Crook.................65

415........... Park....................68

442.......... Crook.................65

446.......... Crook.................65

480.......... Carbon...............41

480.......... Fremont.............28

510........... Sheridan............68

560.......... Platte..................39

746........... Goshen..............61

1,273....... Platte..................45

2,777....... Carbon...............37

3,813....... Niobrara............44

4,267....... Converse............44

6,462....... Albany................45

6,500....... Albany................68

26,466.... Carbon...............61

39,335.... Carbon...............45

44,657.... Johnson.............44

OutsidetheRegion

Kansas1,081....... Sherman............28

Mexico4,860....... Coahuila............59

5,000....... Coahuila............59

9,450....... Coahuila............59

23,750.... Coahuila............59

Nebraska452.......... Scotts.Bluff........61

1,225....... Cherry................28

NorthDakota2,467....... McKenzie...........45

Oklahoma744........... Love....................70

Texas 71............. Kenedy...............79

90............. Bandera..............81

115........... Bandera..............81

123.......... Kendall..............79

150.......... Medina...............80

156.......... Bandera..............81

180.......... Llano..................78

181........... Burnet................77

211........... Kerr.....................81

306.......... Bandera..............80

369.......... Bandera..............80

438.......... Medina...............81

450.......... Kerr.....................78

630.......... Uvalde................80

828.......... Real.....................80

830.......... Atascosa.............79

2,300....... San.Miguel........49

2,554....... Kinney................76

5,753....... Real.....................76

5,753....... Uvalde................76

6,700....... Kinney................77

12,158..... Knox...................82

510,527... Archer.................22

Virginia40............. Loudon..............8350............. Fauquier............83296.......... Fauquier............83472.......... Clark...................83

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Rancher’s Corner

The DominanT mineral esTaTe: WhaT every rancher shoulD KnoW

By Robin Forte , Owner of Forte Productions LLC

It was a long, long time

ago, shortly after the advent

of private property, that a

landowner sold the surface of his land to a

gentleman rancher and reserved the minerals

thereby creating the first “severed estate.”

Prior to that severance, the estate (surface and

minerals) was “unified.”

My history isn’t too good so this could have

happened before modern private property

came into being. There was the time when the

Monarch just decided who owned what and it

stayed that way until he changed his mind or

a new Monarch came along. That might have

been called “an estate in property at the will of

the King.” There were instances when the King

would give the “land” to Lord A but give Lord

B the right to remove stone from the quarry on

the land. The King had to give Lord B access

(ingress and egress) across the land in order

to remove the stone, lest the ownership of the

stone would be worthless and the stone could

not be quarried (unless Lord A agreed). Also,

Lord A, who owned the surface, had to endure

the scarring that quarrying caused to his surface.

The point is that once the surface and

the minerals were severed (and both were

recognized as property) it was only logical

that the ownership of minerals had to

include the right to access those minerals.

Otherwise, absent the consent of the surface

owner (whether friendly or by coercion or for

money) the minerals would be stranded and

worthless to the owner and of no good use to

the Kingdom.

Common law therefore recognizes the

dominant mineral estate and grants the

mineral owner the right to use as much of

the surface as is reasonably necessary to mine

the mineral whether it be gold or black gold,

such as crude oil. Necessary use of the surface

includes roads, tank batteries, pipelines, pump

jacks, trees and water. However, in spite of the

common law, oil operators have long since

been paying the surface owner for “damages”

and for the right to use water and restoring the

surface after use. In fact the surface owners

have generally been paid quite generously,

usually multiples of the actual monetary

damages. However, money for damages pales

in comparison to money from royalty.

But here we begin to see the makings of a

conflict. The surface owner is inconvenienced

(and the surface “damaged”) and receives a

modest amount of cash then has to look at the

pump jack and have oil workers on his property

regularly while the mineral owner lives in town

or on another ranch and gets magnitudes more

money in the mail for the production.

Folks, as a rule, don’t like to look at ugly

things or be inconvenienced unless those ugly

things (pump jacks for example) are making

them money. If they own the minerals and get


the royalty that pump jack is a thing of beauty;

if not, it is a rusty, noisy, ugly nuisance. The

worst case is when the surface owner owns

none of the minerals. The situation is much,

much more tolerable if the surface owner also

owns some of the minerals and gets some of

the royalty money.

For the surface owner to completely

control the surface he must own 100% of

the minerals. Obviously, the more of the

minerals the surface owner owns, the less

offensive the pump jacks are. But remember,

in many jurisdictions, even if you own 75% of

the minerals you probably will be unable to

prevent use of the surface by the 25% owner.

Certainly, restrictions on surface use

may be included in the deed to limit the

dominance of the mineral estate, but this

needs to be done at the first severance of the

property or it will not bind the mineral owner

who first reserved. Absent a deed restriction

on surface use, the common law will apply.

Both parties to a transfer of property need

to consider the mineral ownership in their

evaluation and understand how the surface

may be shared.

In spite of being dominant, there are real

limits to the use of the surface by the mineral

owner. The doctrine of accommodation was

established in a case called Getty v. Jones in

Texas in 1971 in which it was held that the

oil operator must reasonably accommodate

other surface uses, particularly those uses

already established. In Getty, Mr. Jones had

a circular irrigation system. It seems that

Getty’s pump jacks were so tall as to block

the irrigation system from going in its circle.

Getty said, “gosh we’re sorry but it’s not our

problem.” The court disagreed and ordered

Getty to go to each well site, remove and

reinstall each pump jack after digging up

enough dirt so that when it reinstalled the

pump jacks in the newly created “cellar” they

were low enough that the irrigation system

could pass overhead freely. So the dominance

of the mineral estate is not absolute.

But the surface owner has to be reasonable

too. There is an old Montana case where

the surface owner was not happy with the

damages offered by the oil company so he

met them at the gate, shotgun in hand, and

prohibited entrance of the drilling rig and

equipment. Of course, the oil company

proceeded to get a restraining order against

the surface owner and entered the land. Later

they sued and countersued. The rancher was

awarded $25 for a broken fence and the oil

company was awarded $25,000 for having the

drilling rig and equipment (for which it was

being charged) delayed from entering.

If it is at all possible a purchaser of the surface

should obtain some percentage of the minerals.

This will greatly reduce the otherwise natural

conflict. If one chooses to acquire the surface

with no minerals, he must be prepared to share

his surface with the mineral owner as prescribed

by the common law.

Landowners, being pretty smart, soon

learned that they could sell land reserving all

or some of the minerals. So minerals began to

be reserved a hundred years ago and still are

today. The problem grows and grows – if you

consider severed minerals to be a problem.

As we consider the purchase or sale of any

property today, we must consider severed

minerals and how to best negotiate a deal

satisfactory to the buyer and seller. We must

think about owning less than 100% of the

minerals (which is going to be the case most

of the time) and understand the consequences

thereof. In addition to lack of surface control

(which remember happens anytime you get

ownership of less than 100% of the minerals)

you are giving up a proportionate part of

future lease bonuses and royalty. In many

cases today, since shale-gas and shale-oil

drilling was perfected, the minerals are

worth much more than the surface -

multiples, in fact. So we need to be sure

we’re comparing apples to apples or

dirt to dirt in our negotiations. Land

isn’t just land anymore, if it ever was.

Out West, and by that I mean west

of the border between Kansas and

Colorado (extended north and south) there is

a fair chance the mineral owner will be the U.S

government – which owns about 700,000,000

acres of minerals, the vast majority of which

are in the West.

So just beware of the facts. My Mother shared

with me long ago the saying “you can’t have

everything” which doesn’t exactly apply to my

message until we modify it a bit: you can’t have

everything – unless you buy it. And that means

it must be for sale. In today’s world 100% of

the minerals are hardly ever going to be for sale.

The best solution was suggested in the play

“Oklahoma!” There it was said “the rancher

and the farmer should be friends.” So perhaps

we should say “the rancher and the mineral

owner should be friends.”

But certainly we say the dominance of

the mineral estate should be given careful

consideration when buying your farm or ranch. v

Robin Forte is an oil and gas producer whose companies collaborate with oil and gas professionals across the country to develop prospects, acquire acreage and build reserves for investors. A geologist by education and businessman by trade, Forte´ is well known throughout the industry, due in part to his lengthy tenure as COO of the American Association of Professional Landmen and the NAPE Expos. He shares his knowledge and expertise as an instructor, writer and expert witness. Forte is a former Air Force jet fighter pilot and currently a fully certified Texas Peace Officer (Dallas DPD Reserves). He enjoys OU football, the Texas Rangers and riding his Harley in his spare time.

“The rancher and the mineral owner should be friends.”


The World-Famous W.T. Waggoner RanchA GiAnt Piece of texAs History

510,527± contiGuous Acres

Texas v Archer, Baylor, Knox, Wichita, Foard & Wilbarger Counties

Dan Waggoner, born in Tennessee in 1828, moved to Texas with his family in the mid-1840s. This was a time when much of Texas was open range

and unexplored. Dan took advantage of this great opportunity and founded the Waggoner Ranch in 1849. In later years, W.T. (Tom) Waggoner

created the ranching empire currently known as the W.T. Waggoner Ranch. Owned and operated by the Waggoner heirs, this ranch is a singular

opportunity so rare it only comes along every 165 years.

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Water:Lakes & Ponds: Many large private lakes &

hundreds of livestock ponds

Lake Kemp: 16,540 surface acres

Lake Diversion: 3,420 surface acres

Santa Rosa Lake: 1,000 surface acres

Recreation: Fishing, Boating, Water Skiing

Lakefront Living: Leases 500 privately owned

lakefront lots

Creeks & Rivers: Beaver Creek, North &

South Wichita Rivers

Water Rights: 3,893 acre feet annually

Farm Operation:Acres: 30,000± Total

Location: 14,000 Acres in Northwest

Smaller Cultivated Fields throughout

Irrigation: 3 circle pivots

While generally farmed dryland in wheat for grazing, the irrigated farming also features Coastal Bermuda and hay, which is baled to supply the cattle and horse operations. Thousands of cattle are seasonally grazed on wheat pasture, and many thousands of additional acres can be placed in cultivation, if desired.


Cattle:Quantity: 7,000 mother cows/calves plus

bulls and replacements

Location: Main Shipping Pens at the

Zacaweista Headquarters

Facilities: Numerous large, functional and

well-designed livestock pens

Hydraulic Chutes and Scales

The ranch has historically been operated with as many as 11,000 to 14,000 mother cows, but has been reduced to the current capacity due to the recent drought.


Horses:Operation: Whiteface Division

Location: Northeast

Facilities: Indoor & Outdoor Arenas,

2 Barns and 30+ Stalls

Number: 474 Head

Notable Names: E. Paul Waggoner,

Poco Bueno, Poco Leona

The Waggoner Horse Program has produced 3 AQHA Hall of Fame Members; the #1 All-Time Leading Breeder of the NCHA Hall of Fame Members; the #3 All-Time Breeder of the AQHA Champions and the breeder of four All-Time Leading Sires.


Oil:Producing Wells: 1,000+ (150 Estate Owned)

Mineral Rights: Approximately 41.67% convey

According to The Western Horseman magazine,

the ranch drillers hit oil in 1902 while

searching for water. At the time, water was far

more valuable to cattle ranchers and it wasn’t

until the 1920s that oil became a part of the

W.T. Waggoner’s business.


Waggoner Ranch Sale Direct Number: 214 855-4000

Wildlife:Species: Whitetail Deer, Turkey, Quail,

Dove, Waterfowl & Feral Hogs

Amenities: Numerous Food Plots

Habitat: Wooded River & Creek

In 165 years, the Waggoner family ownership has never allowed commercial hunting.

Offered for $725,000,000.

In addition to the substantial mineral conveyance, this offering includes the historic Waggoner Ranch office building in downtown Vernon, all cattle, horses, an extensive list of rolling stock/equipment, and most importantly, the exclusive right and use of the iconic W.T. Waggoner Ranch name, historic brand and all related rights.

Bernard UechtritzBriggs Freeman

Sotheby’s International [email protected]

214 353-6600 office 214 876-1321 cell

Sam MiddletonChas. S. Middleton & Son

[email protected] 763-5331 office 817 304-0504 cell


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This ranch has excellent grass production with abundant water and three

miles of the famous Niobrara River. There is good access to the west side of

the ranch via county road. Protected and Private. This offering is two large

pastures with good water and will be a great addition to a current ranch

or provide an excellent start for a beginning rancher. Wells are placed to

utilize all the grass. The protected river bottom would also make great

wintering grounds. The Niobrara River runs approximately three miles

along the south border of the ranch and provides an excellent opportunity

for numerous recreational activities, such as hunting, fishing, canoeing,

hiking and many more. Waterfowl frequently fly the river while both

whitetail and mule deer use this corridor and call it home. Nearby irrigated

fields make patterning a breeze. $1,592,500. Contact Justin Hertzel.

The Teller Park Ranch, just 60 minutes west of Colorado Springs, is one of

the best mountain properties in the entire region. The terrain offers gently

sloping hills and rocky bluffs, which create many drainages and canyons

to the southerly Sangre de Cristo Mountains and to Pikes Peak to the east.

Resting west of Pikes Peak, this property truly is a prime place to build your

dream home and command world-class views and privacy! The hunting on

the property is excellent with good numbers of elk and excellent quality

of animals. Excellent views from private benches surrounded with unique

rock outcroppings, huge ponderosa pines and plenty of aspen “quakies”

make this offering very unique with varieties of plant life. This ranch’s

location just one hour from the Colorado Springs airport makes it a great

location for seclusion and access. $2,575,000. Call Dax Hayden.

The Smoky Gardens Farm is in south-central Sherman County at the

headwaters of the North Fork of the Smokey Hill River in extreme

Northwest Kansas. The property features 1,081 acres with two older

irrigation pivots covering a total of 347 acres. There are 196 acres of

dryland cultivation and 535 acres of native grass. The origins of the river

run along the south 1.5 miles of the place. The land has three irrigation

wells, good livestock water, average fences and hay storage. This is a

perfect-size unit to produce hay, run cattle and produce dryland crops. It

is also perhaps the best location to grow and hunt pheasant, mulies and

whitetail in the entire area. It joins the Sherman County State Lake area,

which comprises some 1,400+ acres of game habitat. If you see this ranch,

you will love it. It is truly a one-of-a-kind ranch in this area. It is on good

county roads nine miles southwest of Goodland. Highway 27 is within

four miles of the ranch. If you have dreamed of a good working ranch in

Northwest Kansas, you better see this one! $2,357,900. Call Leo Hayden.

This beautiful mountain property is bordered by BLM on two sides

and state land on the other. Old Highway 28 is the north boundary.

With steep canyons bordering the convergence of Slate Creek and

Rock Creek, this property is a wildlife mecca! Beaver dammed ponds

provide an excellent habitat for trout fishing and trapping. Excellent

mule deer hunting, elk hunting and fly fishing. Only minutes from

South Pass which offer hundreds of miles of snowmobile and ATV

trails. This property would be a great place to build a cabin or second

home. With the diverse terrain and varying elevation, combined

with the live water, this property is ideal. If you are looking for a

Wyoming property that has it all with great access, this is the one!

$1,200,000. Call Bill Vacek.

Niobrara River Ranch1,225 Acres

Nebraska v Cherry County v Gordon

Smoky Gardens Farm and Ranch1,081 AcresKansas v Sherman County v Goodland

Teller Park Ranch572 AcresColorado v Teller County v Florissant

Rock Creek 480480 AcresWyoming v Fremont County v Atlantic City

Rock Creek 480480 AcresWyoming v Fremont County v Atlantic City

1204 W. Ash St., Unit A • Windsor, CO 80550

970 674-1990 Colorado office • 866 741-8323 Kansas officewww.HaydenOutdoors.com


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Hartsel Springs Ranch previously consisted of approximately 27,000

acres, and the portion of the ranch that is currently being marketed

for sale is 3,439± acres, which includes the homestead and the

majority if not all of the ranch improvements. The improvements

include a large guest lodge, several cabins and accessory buildings.

Current agricultural operations include livestock grazing inclusive

of cattle and horses; horses are bred for ranch use and for guided

trail rides. Hay is not currently produced on the property although

there may be limited potential for that. The property also benefits

from the riparian features of the Middle Fork and the South Fork

of the South Platte River, Four Mile Creek, a storage pond; and an

un-developed and un-adjudicated hot springs, which is located in a

large area of land known as Hot Springs Ridge, just south of US 24.

South of CR 59 lies 410 acres under a conservation easement. The

designated section includes the South Fork of the South Platte River.

The Colorado Division of Wildlife also has two fishing easements on

the property, one to the South Fork, and the other to the Middle Fork,

both of the South Platte River. $4,475,000. Contact Rick Peden.

1204 W. Ash St., Unit A • Windsor, CO 80550

970 674-1990 Colorado office • 866 741-8323 Kansas officewww.HaydenOutdoors.com

The Historic St. Vrain River Ranch is one of

the last large tract sanctuaries along the I-25

corridor in Colorado. This unique property

offers unlimited potential. Just 3.5 miles east

of I-25 on Highway 66, this property has

incredible development potential on 100± acres

overlooking 650± acres of your own St. Vrain

River Valley. The property has an additional 52

acres of irrigated farm ground on the southeast

corner with Last Chance Ditch water rights.

The 650 acres of river bottom include 1.5 miles

of the St. Vrain River and offers some of the

finest waterfowl hunting in Colorado. The property is frequented by abundant wildlife, including deer and turkey. The large tree canopy is home

to a Great Blue Heron Rookery and many bald eagles. Fishing on the river is good and the river contains healthy populations of perch, large and

small mouth bass the occasional brown and rainbow trout. For income, the ranch currently has a gravel lease paying $100,000 per year until

the year 2022. This annual payment is made by a gravel company to keep the right to excavate during that time period. There is also a 50 cent/

ton royalty when the excavation begins. This will give the new owner an estimated $4 to $5,000,000 in royalties. $9,000,000. Call Seth Hayden.

El Capitan Ranch easily carries 450± pairs

of cattle and supports over 30 elk hunts per

year, 5± deer hunts, turkey, lion and grouse.

The ranch is all contiguous, well watered and

bordering the million-acre Lincoln National

Forest and Capitan Mountains Wilderness

Area with 34,000 acres designated for

horseback riding, backpacking or four-wheel-

drive only. This is where Smoky the Bear was

found as a cub in 1951 and Billie the Kid used

this wilderness area as a hideout. The Capitan

Mountains, a rare east and west running

mountain range, has elevations ranging from

4,000 to 11,500 feet and passes through 5

different life zones from Chihuahuan desert to sub-alpine forest. Vegetation types are very diverse across the forest and range from rare cacti in

the lower elevations to Englemann spruce in the higher elevations. Out your back door and gate of the ranch, is the million acres of the Lincoln

National Forest with waterfalls, springs, historic areas and hideouts of Billie the Kid and his gang. $13,250,000. Call Greg Liddle.

St. Vrain River Ranch817 Acres

Colorado v Weld County v Platteville

St. Vrain River Ranch817 Acres

Colorado v Weld County v Platteville

El Capitan Ranch27,000 Acres

New Mexico v Lincoln County v Capitan

Hartsel Springs Ranch4,637 AcresColorado v Park County v Hartsel

Hartsel Springs Ranch4,637 AcresColorado v Park County v Hartsel


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is 21 miles from Red Bluff, CA and is currently in the Williamson act. The ranch sits at 1000 ft elevation and rises to a high of 1520 ft elevation.

Miles of trails and beautiful scenery make the camping, hunting, fishing, swimming and horseback riding fantastic experiences, all without ever

leaving your own ranch! *Video available on YouTube. $3,999,500. Call Todd Renfrew, 707 365-5064.

422-acre family ranch with custom-built 6,000±-square-foot hand-honed, open-beam and stone log home overlooks the beautiful Mokelumne

River canyon and Butte Mountain. The 5,750-square-foot cedar-sided guesthouse has a 30x45 attached garage, Pebble-Tec swimming pool, carved

rock waterfall and entertainment area with breathtaking canyon and river views, 10-stall horse barn and 7,500-square-foot insulated steel building

with warehouse. Miles of riding trails and five nearby fishing lakes. *Video available on YouTube. $4,750,000. Call Steve DePalma, 530 306-4709.

This 8,184± deeded-acre property in Glenn County lies about five miles from Stonyford. The ranch has seven year-round ponds and in the northern

end of the property you have over one half mile of Briscoe Creek, a year-round creek with trout. The headquarters has a great barn, shop, guest cottage

and caretaker home. Runs 200 pair for the season or 100 pair year-round. *Video available on YouTube. $6,250,000. Call Todd Renfrew, 707 365-5064.

California Outdoor PropertiesTodd Renfrew, Broker/Owner

707 455-4444Over 180 Listings at www.CaliforniaOutdoorProperties.com

[email protected] #01838294

Longview RanchCalifornia v Calaveras County v Mokelumne HillLongview RanchCalifornia v Calaveras County v Mokelumne Hill

Crook RanchCalifornia v Tehama County v Red BluffCrook RanchCalifornia v Tehama County v Red Bluff

Briscoe Creek RanchCalifornia v Glenn County v StonyfordBriscoe Creek RanchCalifornia v Glenn County v Stonyford


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The ranch consists of 567 acres in three parcels, situated in a tranquil setting with sweeping views of river, valley and mountains. Offering 450±

acres under production. With an average of 8 to 9 ton per acre, annual production is 3,600 to 4,050 tons. This is one of the best, and highest

producing ranches in the North State water supply from well, springs, and river. 4,400-square-foot custom home, equipment storage, four pole

barns, hay/livestock barn with corrals and loading chute. $5,395,000. Donna or Rich, 530 336-6869.

12,385 acres so close to the Bay Area, 79 miles to Sacramento and 135 to San Francisco, is rare. Two homes, runs 600 pair with excellent hunting

and miles to roam. Water for wildlife and grazing livestock is provided seasonally by Antelope Creek and Grapevine Creek, which runs through the

ranch for over 10 miles, and year round by several concrete water troughs with water provided by a separate pump and well system at each end of

the two farmsteads. *Video available on YouTube. $9,500,000. Todd Renfrew, 707 365-5064.

This 266± acre ranch is located eight miles north of Pt. Arena. Alder Creek flows through the property and has steelhead in the winter months when

the creek flows into the ocean, makes for great fly-fishing on your own creek. 2,200-square-foot, ranch-style main home with open floor plan and

custom cabinets. This ranch has it all: ocean frontage, ocean views, your own beach, creek frontage, meadows, abundant rolling grassland for horses

or livestock, two homes, barns and outbuildings. $3,500,000. Contact Todd Renfrew, 707 365-5064.

California Outdoor PropertiesTodd Renfrew, Broker/Owner

707 455-4444Over 180 Listings at www.CaliforniaOutdoorProperties.com

[email protected] #01838294

White Oak RanchCalifornia v Colusa County v MaxwellWhite Oak RanchCalifornia v Colusa County v Maxwell

Alder Creek Ocean RanchCalifornia v Mendocino County v ManchesterAlder Creek Ocean RanchCalifornia v Mendocino County v Manchester

River’s Edge RanchCalifornia v Lassen County v McArthurRiver’s Edge RanchCalifornia v Lassen County v McArthur


Cable Creek Ranch37,352 Acres

Oregon v Umatilla County

Cable Creek Ranch37,352 Acres

Oregon v Umatilla County

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Exquisite 97.73 Acre Applegate Valley Wine

Country Estate vineyard property just outside

historic Jacksonville! The property is anchored

by a magnificent 3,903-square-foot, custom,

contemporary prairie-style home with three bed-

rooms, three baths and an attached three-car ga-

rage. The property features 15 grape-producing

acres of planted Certified Organic vineyard and

30 acres of water rights under contract from the

Applegate River with significant expansion capa-

bility. There is an 800-square-foot, remodeled farm home which could be used as a guesthouse or farm management dwelling. Water features include

three ponds: 1 irrigation storage pond (375,000 gallons) and 2 landscape ponds. An FAA-approved private airstrip is ready for use and numerous

outbuildings include a hangar and winery buildings which would allow new owners to easily establish a full scale winery with minimal investment.

Incredible views! The property video is online for viewing. Pictures are worth 1,000 words! $2,395,000. Wes Walton, 541 840-8685. Property ID: 49348

The pristine Cable Creek Ranch is located in Northeast Oregon, nestled in the heart of the Blue Mountain Range with two sides bordering national

forest. The parcels are centrally located between Ukiah and Pilot Rock offering 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. Just out the front door is an Olympic spec, lighted, 5-station trap-shooting

range. Improvements also include two runways; 4,900 x 90 paved and a small grass airstrip with a hangar. The 6,000-square-foot, custom, 5-bay

shop is perfect for the RV, boat and toys. The 37,352± deeded acres include $50,000± in CRP income and are known for tall mountains, deep

timbered canyons, rivers, valleys, lush farmlands and hundreds of acres in merchantable timber. This amazing ranch has it all! Your life in the real

West starts here. Bring your hat, horse and boots! $29,000,000. Garrett Zoller, 541 944-8821 and Tim O’Neil 541 480-3682. Property ID: 46993

Set in Beautiful Central Oregon with 300-degree views of Mt. Bachelor, 3 Sisters, Ochocos, Mt. Hood,

Smith Rock and Powell Butte! This land is made up of mountain meadows and timber on the east

slope of the Cascades. Over 80 acres formerly in hay production and suitable for farming. Hundreds

of acres are suitable for grazing. The hunting is phenomenal for deer and elk! Build-able, the property

is the largest underdeveloped land in the area. The acreage can be split and sold separately as there are

two tax lots. This area of Central Oregon is widely

known for recreational opportunities, including

fishing, hunting, hiking, biking, birding, skiing

and the list goes on. Geneva View Ranch is just

12 miles north of the quaint town of Sisters.

$1,600,000. Tim O’Neil, 541 480-3682 and

Garrett Zoller, 541 944-8821. Property ID: 48920

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A truly one-of-a-kind big game hunting offering. This 3,400+-acre ranch includes the diverse

habitats required to hold elk, deer, bear and wild turkey populations. The lower elevations

include cedar & piñon habitat and then climbs through miles of gambel oaks to the perfect

high mountain aspen and spruce environment. The ranch includes six established hunting

cabins, irrigated pastures, abundant water, 5 miles of private roads, borders national forest and

additional BLM leased acres. Originally homesteaded in the late 1800s, this is the family’s first

time offering and sure to satisfy any Colorado recreational buyer. $7,668,000. Property ID: 48123

Enjoy 360-degree mountain views from this breathtaking 74-acre compound. Five minutes from

the world-class ski resort of Steamboat Springs, this unique offering has it all. Spacious six-

bedroom, 5.5-bath bath main house, private two-bedroom guesthouse, new Morton equipment

shop, pristine equestrian facilities, which includes a barn with six stalls, tack room, training

pen, outdoor riding arena with roping chutes, pens, and indoor riding area. A meandering creek

with stocked trout ponds, water rights, irrigated hay meadow, this legacy property is the perfect

setting for your family retreat. $5,600,000. Property ID: 48128

Catamount RanchColorado v Routt County v Steamboat SpringsEnjoy all that Catamount Ranch & Club has

to offer with Tom Weiskopf signature golf

course, a private, 530 acre lake, and club for

the whole family where you can play tennis,

sail or swim, hike or bike in a setting of

spectacular natural beauty. The furnished,

8,332-square-foot, five-bedroom, seven-bath

home is the perfect combination for the

discerning buyer, with custom finishes and

endless views. $4,595,000. Property ID: 48126

Mariposa RanchColorado v Routt County v ClarkMariposa Ranch at Steamboat Lake is the

perfect private getaway. These 107 acres

include .25 mile of USFS boundary, two ponds,

mountain home, custom barn and ability

for two additional residences. $1,075,000.

Property ID: 48131

Red Hawk Ranch is a big game enthusiast’s

dream. The 1,040 acres are perfectly located

in the migratory corridor of the second largest

elk herd in Colorado, the Bear’s Ear herd and is

surrounded by millions of accessible USFS, BLM

and state acres. $1,500,000. Property ID: 48129

Clear Fork RanchColorado v Gunnison, Montrose & Delta Counties v CrawfordClear Fork RanchColorado v Gunnison, Montrose & Delta Counties v Crawford

Meadows RanchColorado v Routt County v Steamboat Springs

Meadows RanchColorado v Routt County v Steamboat Springs

JJust north of Steamboat Springs lies your own

private getaway. This 160-acre inholding in the U.S

Forest Service has a luxurious log cabin, multiple

outbuildings, equestrian facilities, deeded water

rights, USFS access easement and plenty of room

to roam. This is an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity

to own a true piece of Rocky Mountain paradise.

$1,799,000. Property ID: 48127

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Where the rugged West meets world class luxury.

Offering 800 pristine acres and two miles of the

beautiful Elk River. Enjoy two luxury homes, an

authentic saloon, and multiple outbuildings that

are reminiscent of the Old West. Fenced for live-

stock with extensive storage, six-stall barn, riding

arenas, prime equestrian facilities and abundant

water rights. Conveniently located near private

and commercial jet access. The property may be

divided and purchased in several different con-

figurations. www.ElkRiverRanchSteamboat.com.

$24,250,000. Property ID: 44139

A rare opportunity to own more than 270 acres

within 15 minutes of Steamboat Springs and

just minutes to Stagecoach State Park. This

private playground offers a stunning 10,000 sq

ft luxury log home, miles of maintained trails, 4

ponds, lush meadows, and abundant wildlife.

A 3 bay detached garage/shop holds the toys

and tools while magnificent views all the way to

the ski area complete this remarkable property.

www.SteamboatParadise.com $8,000,000.

Property ID: 48054

In the Elk River Valley just north of Steamboat

Springs sits a one-of-a-kind luxury log home

overlooking the recreational paradise of

Steamboat Lake. This extraordinary 210 acre

property features ponds, a creek, room to run,

and epic views. Protected by conservation

easement and bordered on the north by more

than 20,000 acres of national forest, this stunning

property includes a 14,000-square-foot luxury

log home, separate guesthouse and massive

garage with three enclosed bays. $9,800,000.

www.SnowyMtnRanch.com. Property ID: 48051


Pam Vanatta, GRI, CRSBroker Associate/Co-Owner

970 291-8100 cell • 970 879-8100 [email protected]


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A beautiful and unique cabin hand constructed

with reclaimed timbers from the historic

“Stagestop” in Toponas, Colorado. A perfect

retreat for all generations with 113 pristine

acres, amazing views and luxury amenities; all

surrounded by National Forest and the Flattops

Wilderness. A one-of-a-kind alpine getaway with

all the conveniences of modern living. *Ranch

team includes Pam Vanatta, Ren Martyn and

Scott Eggleston. www.FlattopsGateway.com.

$2,800,000. Property ID: 48763

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970 291-8100 cell • 970 879-8100 [email protected]


Minutes from world-class skiing sits a true estate on 155 acres. In the heart of the Yampa Valley

with panoramic views, this luxurious, 10,308-square-foot mountain property is the perfect

gathering place for friends and family. Six-car auto-plaza, private lake, meticulous landscaping,

tennis court and additional three-bedroom home. With abundant water and space, endless

activities and proximity to jet-capable airports, the Wildflower Estate is the ultimate mountain

property. $13,925,000. www.SteamboatWildflower.com. Property ID: 72790

The Grizzly RanchColorado v Jackson County v WaldenNorthern Colorado’s premier large scale

working livestock operation with significant improvements plus water, mineral and recreational attributes. Approximately 8,686 deeded

acres and additional BLM and State leased acres. 19,000-square-foot professional show barn, machine shops, equipment sheds, barns, and

extensive livestock facilities. In addition, the ranch includes six residences, mineral rights, a productive oil and gas lease, and senior water

rights including over 16 miles of creeks and streams that form the headwaters of the famous North Platte River. *Ranch team includes Pam

Vanatta, Ren Martyn and Lambert Orton, M.D. www.TheGrizzlyRanch.com. $24,950,000. Property ID: 46413

Singing Elk Ranch includes a beautiful

luxury cabin with all the comforts for

Colorado living. The 428 acres set in lush

alpine meadows includes a 3 acre fishing

lake, dark forest, aspen meadows, trails,

zip line and direct access to Routt National

Forest. This ranch has a host of recreational

features that are a walk away for family

and friends. *Ranch team includes Pam

Vanatta, Ren Martyn and Scott Eggleston.

www.FlattopsGateway.com. $5,000,000.

Property ID: 48762

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LLocated in the shadow of New Mexico’s

highest peak and only minutes from Angel Fire,

Taos and Red River ski resorts, American Creek

Ranch may be the best situated recreational

ranch in the state. Over 3,082 deeded acres of

mountain forest and rolling grassland provide

ample room for solitude, stunning alpine

views and large herds of mule deer and elk.

Add easy access and a beautiful 3,200-square-

foot, hacienda-style home to the mix and the

result is a mountain retreat with few peers in

northern New Mexico or anywhere else, for

that matter. $8,950,000. Property ID: 49352

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to be features of 19th century England, but an

excellent one exists today in the foothills of the

Wet Mountains, only 25 minutes southwest of

Pueblo, Colorado. Almost unbelievably, in the

midst of one of the fastest-growing sections of

the Rockies, the Muddy Creek Ranch remains a

4,227-acre undisturbed refuge of pines, streams

and wildlife. $6,700,000. Property ID: 48835

The White River Country near Meeker, Colorado has long been known as some of the finest

territory in the state for producing quality hay and quality big game, and the W Spear Ranch

excels in both. Investors looking for a proven working cattle ranch with a sideline of trophy mule

deer, elk and antelope hunting will want to take a serious look at this 1,480-acre gem just 10

miles east of Meeker. $5,950,000. Property ID: 48836

Dave HarriganHunter Harrigan

1781 Macom Drive • Sedalia, CO 80135

303 683-9090 • 800 524-1818 toll [email protected]

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NEW LISTING! More than twenty square miles of Wyoming’s finest elk habitat are encompassed by

the Laramie Range Ranch, a pristine property situated only a few minutes from Laramie, Wyoming and

but two hours from Colorado’s largest city. With expansive forests and spring-fed creeks, the ranch is a

true wildlife oasis in the midst of the Laramie Mountains. $14,950,000. Property ID: 46947

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1781 Macom Drive • Sedalia, CO 80135

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La Sal RanchUtah v Grand County v MoabTowering over the vast redrock country in south-

eastern Utah near Moab, Utah, the La Sal Moun-

tains form a green alpine refuge for mule deer, elk

and even trout. The La Sal Ranch is arguably the

finest ranch in this cool alpine oasis, and spans

1,878 acres of spruce forests, verdant meadows

and aspen groves at elevations from 9000 to near-

ly 11,000 feet. $5,200,000. Property ID: 48678

The Lazy H Ranch in Douglas County is one of the finest equestrian ranches in the Front Range

of Colorado. Everything on the ranch, from its 1,400 acres of rolling mountain grasslands to

its 39,000-square-foot indoor riding arena, points to a property custom made for horses and

horse lovers. Residential improvements include a 14,000-square-foot custom home and two

3,000+-square-foot guesthouses. PRICE REDUCED to $6,600,000. Property ID: 72461

Lazy H Ranch ColoradoColorado v Douglas County v Larkspur

“Cimarron” means “wild” in Spanish, and the Big Cimarron River Ranch in southwest Colo-

rado uniquely combines wildness and comfort in a 391-acre package. Surrounded by spectacular

cliffs, rock pinnacles and 12,000-foot peaks, the Big Cimarron River Ranch lies in a setting right

out of a Hollywood Western, yet offers all the comforts of home in three beautifully-appointed

cabins. $2,800,000. Property ID: 48680

Leaping Trout RanchWyoming v Carbon County v SaratogaNEW LISTING! Bordering two miles of the

trout-rich North Platte River just north of

Saratoga, Wyoming, Leaping Trout Ranch with

a large population of hefty browns and rainbows

easily qualifies as one of Wyoming’s premier

fly-fishing properties. Leaping Trout Ranch

surrounds 2,777 acres of rich bottomland just

a mile north of Saratoga, a solid town with

strong ties to both ranching and trout fishing.

$7,900,000. Property ID: 47597

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At 1,328 acres, the historic Capital Creek Ranch is one of the largest

contiguous tracts of deeded ground in Pitkin County, Colorado. This end-

of-the-road ranch is adjacent to the Snowmass/Maroon Bells Wilderness,

and set against the backdrop of the dramatic snow-capped West Elk

Range and Haystack Mountain. The property is protected in perpetuity by

a conservation easement allowing five building envelopes of up to 5,000

square feet each. Capital Creek meanders through over three miles of the

property. Characterized by irrigated meadows and gently sloping aspen

hillsides, the property is stunningly scenic, and offers multiple opportunities

for year-round recreational activities such as snowshoeing, cross-country

skiing, fishing, hiking, hunting and horseback riding. Capital Creek Ranch

offers the ultimate private mountain solitude within 30 minutes of Aspen.

$27,000,000. Contact Jeff Hubbard or Pat Lancaster. Property ID: 48068

The Wolf Mountain Ranch is truly a western big-game hunter’s

paradise in an incredibly scenic mountain setting. The property is

comprised of 9,280± deeded acres in the heart of the Little Wolf

Mountains in southeastern Montana. World-class elk and mule deer

have been harvested on this legendary ranch and in the surrounding

area. It is not uncommon to see 400” elk and 200” mule deer on

the ranch during the fall months, particularly during early fall

archery hunting season. Accommodations include a tastefully

built hunting lodge and metal shop. In addition to the world-

class hunting, the ranch supports a viable agricultural operation.

Listed in cooperation with Wildlife Resources LLC & exclusively

marketed by Mirr Ranch Group LLC. Just reduced to $9,750,000.

Contact Duffy Brown. Property ID: 45859

Red Hill RanchColorado v Park County v FairplayThe Red Hill Ranch is a stunning 2,080±-acre big game sporting and

recreational alpine ranch situated at the base of the Mosquito Range and Mt.

Silverheels that shares four miles of boundary with the Pike National Forest.

Just 30 miles from Breckenridge and 75 miles from Denver, it has aspen

groves, firs and bristlecone pines, red rock outcroppings, expansive views

of the surrounding mountain ranges, frontage along Trout Creek, bountiful

wildlife and unlimited year-round recreation. Just reduced to $2,900,000.

Contact Ken Mirr and Ed Roberson. Property ID: 42086

Sitting in its own serene and secluded valley only seven miles north of

the resort town of Steamboat Springs, lies the Big Creek Ranch. With

over 5,000 acres, this is the largest property of its kind in the US near

a major world-class ski resort. The ranch is practically surrounded by

hundreds of thousands of acres of national forest, making this wild

and vast retreat seem infinitely larger. Boasting over five miles of private

fishing along the enhanced Big Creek, the ranch also offers several other

creeks, springs and ponds, abundant wildlife and elegant improvements.

$54,900,000. Contact Ken Mirr. Property ID: 48065

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15,000 acres of pristine rolling grassland with extraordinary long-term

development opportunities less than 70 miles east of Denver. There are

no conservation easements encumbering this property. With an ideal mix

of cool- and warm-season grasses providing excellent year-round feed, the

property is capable of running 500 cows with little or no supplemental

feeding. There are over eight miles of cottonwood-lined river bottom

with seasonal water providing excellent habitat for trophy mule deer

and whitetail deer. The property includes a 1,000±-acre state lease.

$11,900,000. Contact Jeff Hubbard or Pat Lancaster. Property ID: 47055

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Located within one of Wyoming’s most pure and pristine river corridors

lies the River Rise Ranch. A 206-acre recreational retreat, this property is just

minutes from the historic cowboy town of Meeteetse, at the foot of the Absaroka

Mountains. The Greybull River runs through the ranch for approximately 2/3

of a mile, supporting one of the few remaining genetically pure Yellowstone

Cutthroat trout populations in the West. Encompasses a variety of recreational

and agricultural values, including fly-fishing, and big-game, upland bird,

and waterfowl hunting, as well as lush irrigated hay meadows and livestock

pastures. The combination of solitude, recreation, and production, makes River

Rise Ranch a rare find in scenic northwest Wyoming. $1,745,000. Contact

Jared Souza or Duffy Brown. Property ID: 48315

The Deer Haven Ranch is a quaint end-of-the-road ranch property

consisting of a 560-acre escarpment wrapped uniquely around the

Goshen Rim and perched above the Goshen Hole. The property is

uniquely located in-between the deep canyons, steep bluffs of the rim

and some large wheat fields to the south. The location creates a mule

deer highway through the property as they make their trek to feed in

the wheat fields every night and seek shelter in the expansive terrain of

the Rim during the day. The Deer Haven Ranch provides a very private

setting with great access and stunning vistas surrounding the property.

$695,000. Contact Jared Souza. Property ID: 49384

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JE Canyon RanchColorado v Las Animas County v TrinidadWith over 46,700 deeded acres, the JE Canyon Ranch represents one of

Colorado’s largest private hunting ranches and wildlife preserves on the

market today. Situated in southeastern Colorado’s canyon country, the

property includes unique red rock canyons that rival those in southern

Utah. Nine miles of the Purgatoire River run through the ranch, as well

as other streams and riparian areas, creating a vast wilderness that form a

mosaic of interconnected canyons and mesas. It is a premier wildlife ranch

with tags available for trophy mule deer and bighorn sheep, elk and nu-

merous other animals. It is also a repository of fascinating geologic, archae-

ological and historic heritage sites, including prehistoric rock art and aban-

doned pioneer homesteads. Offered in cooperation with Corwin Brown &

Associates, Inc. $23,400,000. Contact Ken Mirr. Property ID: 45546

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The ranch sits astride 2.8± miles of the Judith River, home to rainbow and

large brown trout as well as catfish and bass, is the lifeblood of some of the

best pheasant and whitetail deer habitat in the area and was named by the

Lewis & Clark Expedition as the “prettiest tributary to the Missouri River.”

$3,300,000. Property ID: 47863

Circle Lazy H Ranch on Fall CreekWyoming v Teton County v Jackson HoleTucked away in a stunning mountain setting surrounded by the

Bridger-Teton National Forest, the ranch boasts 160 deeded acres in

a remarkably private setting. The ranch features over a mile of two

forks of Fall Creek with excellent cutthroat fishing, as well as hunting,

hiking and horseback riding on the ranch and adjacent public lands.

$8,250,000. Property ID: 46615

Dun Romin Ranch on the Big Hole RiverMontana v Madison County v Twin BridgesOver half a mile of the Big Hole River traverses the eastern boundary of

the ranch with an additional half mile braid that is fishable through the

spring and summer months. A beautifully placed private homesite on the

hillside overlooking the Big Hole River valley, with unobstructed views

of 8 mountain ranges, completes this recreational retreat. $1,995,000.

Property ID: 49372

This private 131±-acre farm was once part of the Samuel P. Miller

Homestead and still has the original hand-hewn log cabin, several

outbuildings and a historic barn providing an “old Montana” feel. The

original farm house was built in the early 1900s and now provides

adjoining guest quarters to the more recently built executive home.

$1,750,000. Property ID: 48610

The location of the Western Sunsets Ranch is nearly impressive as its

features. Climate offers 340± days of sunshine a year with around 12

inches of annual precipitation, makes this area the perfect climate for

the recreational enthusiast. $1,899,000. Property ID: 47703

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White Horse RanchIdaho v Idaho County v White BirdWhite Horse Ranch is a beautiful 177±-acre property designed to take in

the views overlooking the Salmon River and the Clearwater Mountains

of the Nez Perce National Forest. This property has been designed with

easy to use barns, outdoor arena and a full scale wine making facility.

$2,800,000. Property ID: 48104

The Old Railroad Ranch consists of 608± acres and is located in the

shadows of the Bridger Mountain Range with wonderful views over the

Gallatin Valley and five surrounding mountain ranges. With some of the

most fertile farm ground in the valley, the property offers excellent habitat

for ducks, pheasants and whitetail deer. $4,200,000. Property ID: 49373

Once the original homestead for the Twin Springs Ranch, the Good

Medicine Ranch is a blend of pristine meadows and exceptional

improvements that intertwine, resulting in an ideal setting for the

equestrian enthusiast. Areas of irrigated, open pasture blend harmoniously

with the timbered perimeter. $1,895,000. Property ID: 47877

Rainbow Canyon RanchWyoming v Carbon County v SaratogaRainbow Canyon Ranch is a wonderful opportunity to own an excep-

tional 480-acre Wyoming ranch with agricultural and livestock pro-

duction capability, private “blue-ribbon” fishing and an unparalleled

river setting. With nearly half of the ranch under irrigation, the prop-

erty is able to produce an abundance of forage for hay, grazing and

wildlife. $5,250,000. Property ID: 47898

This gorgeous ranch is centrally located to take advantage of a variety of

recreational opportunities as well as the benefit of being close to Crater

Lake National Park and historic Fort Klamath. The Williamson River is just

minutes away along with a variety of creeks that provide an abundance of

excellent angling opportunities for large trout. $950,000. Property ID: 72412

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as a two bedroom, two bath guest house, and a barn for your horses, all situated on just over 52 acres.

Along with the incredible views, there is a flowing stream and a pond complementing the outside of

the home. Inside, a moss rock fireplace in the living room, two additional kiva fireplaces, a hot tub, and

Jacuzzi room complete the setting. An electronic gate, security system and many more features bring this

property to the forefront. Ask to see this incredible home today! $589,000. Property ID: 49392

Eric Bachman222 South Main Street • La Veta, CO 81055

719 742.5551 Office

719 742.5558 Home [email protected]

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This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own the cornerstone ranch of the region! At the doorstep of the legendary Spanish Peaks in the majestic

Wahatoya Valley of Southern Colorado, lies Big Wall Ranch, one of Colorado’s finest ranches with 390± acres of lush alpine hay fields and unlimited

opportunities for trout fishing, horseback riding and picnics along the edge of Wahatoya Creek as it meanders in the valley below the Big Wall, for three

quarters of a mile through the ranch. Along the west edge of the property, the Big Wall rises spectacularly above the ranch, part of North America’s only

Dike Wall geological formation radiating from the Spanish Peaks. Big Wall Ranch is the quintessential horse property and is just a stone’s throw by

horseback from the Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area. Ten years of grooming in the cottonwood groves

and streamside has created a parklike setting throughout the acreage. The Big Wall Ranch includes

the Ranch Headquarters, in an historic territorial home, along with a guest house, a root cellar/guest

room and a large barn. The guest house sits in grove of towering cottonwoods near Wahatoya Creek

with a babbling tributary stream running by the patio. Near the Ranch Headquarters, a private guest

enclave is set above the root cellar with magnificent views of West Spanish Peak. With open mead-

ows, cottonwoods and pines, elk, mule deer and bear make their home on the ranch. Take a day to

come tour this incredible ranch in southern Colorado. $4,175,000. Property ID: 48779

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TThe Farisita Ranch is the perfect retreat for the family who loves to get outdoors. With miles of horse trails and abundant wildlife, including deer,

elk, bear, there is much to see and do, providing year round outdoor activities. Nestled in a small valley surrounded by hayfields, there are abundant

natural grasslands, piñon and cedar covered hillsides, rolling meadows and canyons. Bordered by federal and state lands, the property has beautiful

panoramic views of Greenhorn Mountain and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. The property is 160 acres with an additional 80 acres of leased

state land along the Huerfano River, plus an irrigated hayfield with good water rights. Ideal for the western horseman and his family, the property

includes a horse loafing shed, a round pen and covered viewing area, corrals, a large custom barn with electricity and a locking tack room and a large

loft area that kids will love. The Farisita Ranch Headquarters is a lovely, custom adobe home, southwestern territorial style with five fireplaces and

historic architectural touches. A beautifully landscaped, walled courtyard, and brick portal offer a private oasis. The Guest House features a full modern

kitchen with granite table top island, plus two bedrooms and three quarter bath with a beautiful tiled glass shower. $999,000. Property ID: 48787

Eric Bachman222 South Main Street • La Veta, CO 81055

719 742.5551 Office

719 742.5558 Home [email protected]

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Farisita RanchColorado v Huerfano County v Gardner

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exceptional... so architecturally fascinating and yet, so very welcoming at the same time! Take a

walk through the beautiful entry inside and you’ll find a remarkably spacious home with room for

your entire family, along with a guest house offering accommodations for up to 23 guests. Other

amenities include an elevator, a full size gymnasium, seven fireplaces and a beautiful library, along

with an outdoor cooking area, raised vegetable beds and a wonderful waterfall! The home was built

with over 250 hand hewn beams, salvaged from the famous Baby Doe building in Denver, and every

room is a work of art with an emphasis on detail. This extraordinary “once in a lifetime” home is

located on 80 acres with the Spanish Peaks towering above. The property borders a school section

and BLM. Once you walk in, you’ll not want to leave! Come take a look at this visually stunning

“Must See” home with incredibly beautiful views all around. $1,790,000. Property ID: 49393

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productive, low overhead grass ranch located in north central

Wyoming situated in the Powder River Basin near the Big Horn

Mountains. Consisting of 44,657± deeded acres, 3,200± State of

Wyoming lease acres, and 1,800± BLM lease acres for a total of

approximately 49,657 contiguous acres. Located approximately 15

miles east of Buffalo with year-round accessibility. Owner-rated 1,000

cow/calf pairs year-round. Crazy Woman Creek flows through ten

pastures and provides year-round water. Reduced to $17,500,000 or

$391.88 per deeded acre. 307 334-2025. Property ID: 47667

Cory Clark, BrokerMark McNamee, Associate Broker • Denver Gilbert, Associate Broker

307 334-2025www.clarklandbrokers.com

EMormon Canyon RanchWyoming v Converse County v GlenrockEasily accessible year-round, the Mormon Canyon Ranch is a great

combination of productive ranch land and recreational splendor.

Consisting of 4,267.34± deeded acres and 623.28± State of Wyoming lease

acres for a total of approximately 4,890.62 acres. Owner-rated at 200± cow/

calf pairs year-round with supplemental hay being fed during the winter

months. 160± acres of irrigated hay ground and a set of improvements.

Watered via springs, solar wells, and windmills along with year-round live

water provided by Deer Creek. Home to an abundance of wildlife including

mule deer, whitetail deer, wild turkeys, antelope and elk. $6,500,000. Scott

Leach, 307 331-9095 and Cory Clark, 307 334-2025. Property ID: 48874

Located 15 miles southeast of Lusk are 3,813.46± deeded acres and 758.31±

state lease acres for a total of 4,571.77± acres. 750± acres irrigated by five

low-pressure pivots, each with their own well which produce from 875

GPM to 1,100 GPM. Excellent set of improvements with 2,691-square-foot

home, two large shops and calving barn, several outbuildings and a feed-

lot. The ranch is rated as a 250 cow/calf operation year-round. $4,750,000.

Cory Clark, 307 334-2025. Property ID: 49213

Kinchen Farm & RanchWyoming v Niobrara County v LuskKinchen Farm & RanchWyoming v Niobrara County v Lusk

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of Wheatland with year-round access, the 1,273.1± deeded acre

Weber Mountain Ranch is a great combination of productive ranch

land and recreational splendor. Two solar powered wells. Brush

Creek flows through the northwest corner of the property. Located

in Area 7 for elk, which qualifies for landowner elk licenses, Weber

Mountain Ranch offers exceptional hunting opportunities. Wildlife

found on the ranch includes elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope,

turkeys, coyotes, bobcats, mountain lions, Hungarian partridge and

sage grouse. $1,237,100. Cory Clark, 307 334-2025 and Scott Leach,

307 331-9095. Property ID: 49235

Cory Clark, BrokerMark McNamee, Associate Broker • Denver Gilbert, Associate Broker

307 334-2025www.clarklandbrokers.com

Located 46 miles north of Beach, North Dakota, in the heart of cattle

country, this ranch combines tremendous grass, water, and natural

protection to form one of the best cow/calf ranches on the market

today. Comprised of 2,467± deeded acres and 2,400± Little Missouri

National Grasslands lease acres for a total of 4,867± acres. Improvements

include a good ranch house, two large calving barns, a stall barn with runs,

small machine shed, and corrals. Good access provided by paved highway

and well-maintained gravel county roads. Income potential from scoria rock

mining on the ranch which has been used for oil field road construction.

Call Denver Gilbert at 406 697-3961 for list price. Property ID: 49214

This historical working cattle ranch consists of 39,335+ total acres:

19,950+ deeded, 19,665+ BLM lease and 80+ state lease acres near

Rawlins. The owner-rated carrying capacity is 300 cow/calf pairs year-

round. 4.5 miles of the North Platte River flow through the ranch,

along with Pass Creek, which runs through the south part of the

ranch. 17 other water sources, including some pipelines, electric and

solar wells and artesian wells and springs, provide water for livestock.

Improvements include a set of shipping corrals. $6,400,000.

Kyle Berger, 307 760-8018. Property ID: 45978

Mule Creek RanchWyoming v Albany County v Garrett

Rocky Mountain Sheep Company RanchWyoming v Carbon County v Rawlins

Ecologically diverse and productive private ranch consisting of 6,462±

deeded acres, 2,000± State of Wyoming lease acres and 1,473± BLM

lease acres for a total of 9,895± contiguous acres. Located in Area

7, “the heart of elk country”, the ranch provides excellent habitat

not only for elk but also for a variety of wildlife including mule

deer, antelope, sage grouse, bobcats, mountain lions, black bear,

duck, geese, coyotes and bighorn sheep. Historically, the ranch also

provides summer grazing for 200± cow/calf pairs. There is ample

water throughout ranch and a nice set of improvements. $6,400,000.

Cory Clark or Scott Leach, 307 334-2025. Property ID: 47221

Flat Rock RanchNorth Dakota v McKenzie County v Squaw GapFlat Rock RanchNorth Dakota v McKenzie County v Squaw Gap

Weber Mountain RanchWyoming v Platte County v WheatlandWeber Mountain RanchWyoming v Platte County v Wheatland


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P TAspen Meadows RanchColorado v Grand County v KremmlingPart 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

Aspen Meadows Ranch is unique to itself with privacy, creek and two

ponds in an alpine setting with incredible mountain views. $7,000,000

includes custom furniture. Ron Morris, 970 535-0881.

Wolf Springs RanchColorado v Huerfano and Custer Counties v WestcliffeThis 55,486-deeded-acre legacy ranch has natural resources, production

capabilities, and magnificent scenery and is a potential revenue-

generating hunting operation. Operating as bison-cattle-horse ranch,

Wolf Springs Ranch has first-class improvements, 3,370+ acres of

irrigable water rights, and is less than two hours to Colorado Springs.

$54,700,000. Ron Morris, 970 535-0881.

Soaring Eagle RanchColorado v Larimer County v Virginia DaleUniquely positioned in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in northern

Colorado, the 2,047-acre agricultural and recreational ranch features

custom improvements in a beautiful and private western setting.

This entertaining and legacy property has custom-designed practical

improvements, livestock grazing and a host of wildlife. Offered turn-key

for $18,300,000. Ron Morris, 970 535-0881.

La Mesa Vista RanchNew Mexico v Catron County v QuemadoTucked into magnificent canyons and located six miles northwest of

the village of Quemado, this 9,000+-total-acre ranch varies in terrain

with rolling hills, deep canyons and high mesas. Home to a world-

class elk, mule deer, bobcat and antelope, La Mesa Vista Ranch is truly

a sportsman’s and wildlife lover’s paradise. $3,300,000. Ron Morris,

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323-acres located seventeen miles southwest of

Steamboat Springs, Colorado, along the banks of

Trout Creek. The ranch straddles the creek, encom-

passing most of the wide valley, and is character-

ized by open, grassy meadows with aspen covered

hillsides and willows that line the creek. Tradition-

ally used for recreation and sheep grazing, the

ranch also borders several hundred acres of BLM

land. $1,499.000. Christy Belton, 970 734-7885.

Shadowed by the rugged peaks of the snowcapped

Zirkel Range, the 587-acre guest ranch bordering

national forest includes over 90,000 square feet of

upscale improvements and offers adventure, out-

standing cuisine and indulgence to guests from

around the world. Located 30 minutes north

of Steamboat Springs and convenient to the re-

gional airport, this exclusive luxury guest ranch

is offered turn-key with talented staff in place at

$19,900,000. Christy Belton, 970 734-7885.

Nearly 3,000 acres of mixed forests with open parks and alpine streams traditionally used for

grazing, hay production and big game hunting. 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 adjoining property for over 6,000 contiguous acres or

can be offered in smaller parcels. $12,950,000. 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. At $1,750 per acre, it is

one of the best priced ranches in the area.

Can be combined with adjoining property

for over 6,000 contiguous acres. $5,950,000.

Christy Belton, 970 734-7885.

741 acres surrounded by BLM located west

of Craig, in trophy areas GMU 2 and 11.

Approximately one mile of both sides of the Little

Snake River flows through the eastern side of the

ranch. The property has a new two-bedroom log

cabin overlooking the river corridor. $945,000.

Christy Belton, 970 734-7885.

Sand Point RanchColorado v Routt County v Steamboat Springs

Rafter 5 Snake River RanchColorado v Routt County v Maybell

Trout Creek RanchColorado v Routt County v Oak CreekTrout Creek RanchColorado v Routt County v Oak Creek

Vista Verde Guest RanchColorado v Routt County v Steamboat Springs

Vista Verde Guest RanchColorado v Routt County v Steamboat Springs

Little Trout RanchColorado v Routt County v Oak CreekLittle Trout RanchColorado v Routt County v Oak Creek


TThe 16,000-acre Pettyjohn Ranch is west of Red Bluff, California and surrounded by privately owned lands. Owned by one family for over 50 years, it

represents what a distinctive cattle and hunting ranch should look like. Blue oaks dot the hilly countryside from meadows to steep wooded valleys where

the trophy blacktail deer hide. Water is the lifeblood of any ranch and can be found everywhere on the Pettyjohn. There are many reservoirs, springs and

seasonal streams. Cottonwood Creek runs for five miles through the ranch, as does Cold Fork Creek for several miles. Both run year-round. You can ride

and hike these valleys for days of endless fun. On

a seasonal basis, the Pettyjohn Ranch will feed

800+ pair (a cow and calf). In addition, the ranch

supports many and various kinds of game for the

sportsman. There are numerous black bear, wild

hogs and large trophy-size blacktail deer sought

by many hunters. There are two seasonal wild

turkey hunts. And, because of all the ranch water,

quail and dove are found in abundance. Bass can

be caught anytime in the large reservoirs. There

aren’t very many ranches like the Pettyjohn.

Asking price $16,000,000.

Van Cleve AssociatesCalifornia and Oregon Ranches

530 [email protected]

www.VanCleveRanches.com

Pettyjohn RanchCalifornia v Tehama County v Red Bluff


TThis remarkable turn-key fly-fishing and eques-

trian property on 3,050± total acres straddles 3.5

miles of the Sun River. The state-of-the-art tech-

nology, supreme quality and unsurpassed style

are boasted throughout the masterfully-crafted

home, manager’s home and exquisite equestrian

barn. The helipad and hangar provide for ease of

travel. The Seller owns an additional 1,341± deed-

ed acres, which can be purchased in conjunction

with the Sun River Ranch providing a nice irri-

gated base. $9,250,000. Property ID: 46998

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TThe 2,300± deeded acres of Jane Fonda’s Forked

Lightning Ranch include 3.5 miles of the famed

Pecos River creating a haven for anglers seeking

healthy trout. The 9,585± square-foot River House

affords an elegant refuge with state-of-the-art

technologies. The ranch offers the opportunity to

own an exquisite equestrian property and fishing

retreat. $19,500,000. Property ID: 48064

TThis executive 2,964± deeded-acre ranch offers an

exquisite custom home, 420± irrigated acres and

a well-designed low-overhead cattle operation.

Anglers will appreciate the three professionally

designed trout ponds on the ranch and the

proximity to all of the renowned fishing in the

Paradise Valley and nearby Yellowstone National

Park. Co-listed with The Land Brokers. Price

reduced to $16,500,000. Property ID: 44133

Sun River RanchMontana v Lewis & Clark and Teton Counties v AugustaSun River RanchMontana v Lewis & Clark and Teton Counties v Augusta

Forked Lightning RanchNew Mexico v San Miguel County v Santa FeForked Lightning RanchNew Mexico v San Miguel County v Santa Fe

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These 1,068± deeded acres offer solid irrigated farmland with consistent crop yields, significant senior

water rights and extensive wing-shooting opportunities. Its healthy fields, coupled with natural cover

and abundant water, enhance the wildlife habitat while maintaining the agricultural productivity. In

2014, the malt-barley crop yield averaged 133 bushels per acre! $3,750,000. Property ID: 48501

OOperated as an Individual Cooperative Wildlife

Management Hunting Unit for deer and elk,

these 15,200 total acres 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.

$11,200,000. Property ID: 49056

Indian Head RanchUtah v Utah & Carbon Counties v Price

Indian Head RanchUtah v Utah & Carbon Counties v Price

Chesnut Valley Farm Montana v Cascade County v CascadeChesnut Valley Farm Montana v Cascade County v Cascade

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[email protected] • www.ranchland.com

The Rayner Ranch is an amazing setting on the banks of Muddy Creek.

It has a spacious three-bedroom home with over 4,000 square feet of

living space on 116 acres. Surrounded by BLM on three sides, water

rights, nearly one mile of Muddy Creek frontage, irrigated pastures and

ponds. What an incredible property for fishing, hunting, horses and

recreation. Price Reduction - $799,000. Bill George, 970 485-1052.

In Grand Lake, Colorado the Tonahutu Creek Ranch encompasses 52

acres adjacent to Rocky Mountain National Park. The two fisheries on the

ranch include 1,000 feet on of both sides of the North Inlet as well as an

additional 2,000 feet of both sides of Tonahutu Creek and contain brook

trout, brown trout, rainbow trout, hofer-harrison trout and the Colorado

River cutthroat trout. This is an extremely rare opportunity to own land

adjacent to a national park. $4,375,000. Bill George, 970 485-1052.

The 560-acre Copper Spur Ranch is an exceptional ranch setting only

45 minutes from Vail and one hour from Steamboat Springs, Colorado.

The ranch has a creek, two fishing ponds, water rights, 140 acres of

hay meadow, is adjacent to BLM land and has several outbuildings,

including barns, chicken coop, shop, greenhouse, bunkhouse and a

small modest home. $2,500,000. Bill George, 970 485-1052.

Tonahutu Creek RanchColorado v Grand County v Grand LakeCopper Spur Ranch

Colorado v Eagle County v McCoy

TThe B I Bar Ranch consists of 444 acres of high country meadows, aspen

groves and sagebrush pastures. The ranch borders public lands on two

sides, giving the property unparalleled access to some of the best elk and

mule deer hunting in the Colorado High Country. The ranch offers several

exquisite building sites. $995,000. Contact Bill George at 970-485-1052.

B I Bar Ranch Colorado v Grand County v Kremmling

Secluded 40-acre ranch with year-round access and surrounded by

BLM and national forest land. The ranch provides a venue of rugged

rock outcroppings, sub-irrigated meadows, sagebrush and native

grass pastures, pond, and live water in Corral Creek and includes a

comfortable four-bedroom, two-bath home, caretaker’s residence and

several outbuildings. Great base camp adjacent to BLM and national

forest, all located only two hours from Denver and one hour from several

world-class ski resorts. $849,000. Bill George, 970 485-1052.

Rim Rock Canyon RanchColorado v Grand County v Parshall

Rayner RanchColorado v Grand County v Kremmling


TThe Canyon Ranch

of the Gunnison is

1,766 deeded acres

and adjacent to

the Black Canyon

of the Gunnison

National Park.

This ranch has

been used as a

recreational and

hunting property

with quality deer

and elk and other

mountain species.

The ranch is a combination of meadows, gambrel oak and aspen. There are tremendous views

of the Black Canyon as well as the adjacent valley. Included is a very nice log lodge and two

additional cabins for sleeping quarters for guests. Only 72 acres of the property is in conservation

easement and the remainder of the ranch is an excellent candidate for an additional easement.

The ranch is co-listed with Leadbetter Webster Land Co. $6,000,000.

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RRoughly four miles from Eagle, Colorado sits the perfect mountain horse estate property. The

property includes an exceptional log home with approximately 3,600 finish square feet, a large

indoor arena with attached stable, large outdoor arena and irrigated pastures. Eagle is only 25

to 30 minutes from skiing at Beaver Creek or Vail and 10 minutes from Eagle Airport. Enjoy the

views, horses, numerous private and public golf courses and all that the mountains near Vail and

Beaver Creek have to offer. $2,250,000.

Black Canyon of the Gunnison, one of the nation’s newest national parks. Can you imagine having your home or vacation retreat overlooking this

incredible Canyon? This one of a kind home with impressive upgrades sits on 33 acres and comes fully furnished. (You know if it has an infinity

pool and helipad it has to be good.) Videos about construction techniques and the property are available at HallandHall.com. The Casa Barranca

is also a donation candidate to the National Park Service for tax benefits. Additionally, there is a 1766 acre ranch (see below) that is within ¼ mile

of Casa Barranca for that perfect hunting and recreational retreat. Casa Barranca is co-listed with Leadbetter Webster Land Co. $4,500,000.

1559 Logan St. • Denver, CO 80203

303 861-8282www.HallandHall.com • [email protected]

Co-listed with

35-Acre Mountain Horse EstateColorado v Eagle County v Eagle

800 279-0406www.LeadbetterWebsterLand.cominfo@LeadbetterWebsterLand.com


Canyon Ranch of the Gunnison1,766 AcresColorado v Montrose County v Montrose

Canyon Ranch of the Gunnison1,766 AcresColorado v Montrose County v Montrose

Casa BarrancaColorado v Montrose County v MontroseCasa BarrancaColorado v Montrose County v Montrose


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Buckhorn FarmOregon v Wallowa County v EnterpriseConsisting of approximately 1,206 deeded

acres, this beautifully situated farm is currently

producing alfalfa hay, orchard grass hay and

beardless barley/peas. It also runs 80 steers

for grazing. There are approximately 606 acres

under sprinkle irrigation with excellent water

rights from Wallowa Lake. Improvements are

modest. Complete management is in place.

$2,700,000.

AgriLands Real EstateFarms, Ranches, Timber & Recreation Properties

Cottonwood Creek RanchOregon v Harney County v DrewseyRated at 500 animal units year long, this well

maintained beef cattle operation is comprised

of approximately 4,100 deeded acres, a private

BLM grazing allotment of about 20,000 acres

providing 1,935 AUMs. There is also a private

lease of 1,840 acres. The deeded land consists

of 450 acres of irrigated hay and pasture land.

The ranch is presently a commercial cow/calf

operation. However, it has all the components

and improvements for a registered cattle ranch.

At the heart of this productive high mountain

desert ranch is a spring producing a constant

flow of 2,500± gallons of water per minute, filling a 20-acre lake. One half of the constant flow of this spring, combined with water rights from two

artesian wells and from Cottonwood Creek Reservoir provides excellent water rights to irrigate the 450± acres of hay and pasture land. The attractive

owner’s home, two additional homes, outbuildings, top-notch cattle working facilities, shipping corrals with 60,000 pound scales, all show pride of

ownership and management. The Cottonwood Creek Ranch represents one of the finest ranch offerings in the Northwest. $5,285,000.

73723 Telocaset Lane • Baker City, OR 97814

Jack Horton, Principle Broker208 830-9210 cell

Rae H. Anderson, Broker208 761-9553 cell

www.agrilandsrealestate.com

This beautiful tract of timber and grazing land

consists of 1,600 deeded acres and approximately

1,175 acres of adjacent USFS land. The deeded

land is comprised of approximately 190 acres

of sub-irrigated and irrigated pastureland

with approximately 93 acres of water rights,

approximately 800 acres of timberland and 600

acres of grazing land. Located 14 miles west of

Lakeview, Oregon. $1,650,000.

Lakeview - Cottonwood Creek PropertyOregon v Lake County v Lakeview


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Dan Nelson Mike Nelson

2733 Parleys Way, Ste. 304Salt Lake City, UT 84109

801 487-6100Please visit www.hciutah.com for information

and video tours of these and other ranch properties.

This trophy river ranch sits in the heart of the

fertile South Fields of the Heber Valley (near

Park City) on a half-mile stretch of the blue

ribbon Middle Provo River and enjoys a rare

private access down to the river. The 5,265-square-foot lodge (sold “turn-key”) has an expansive back deck with views of the majestic Mt. Timpanogos

reflected from the private 5-acre fishing pond. The ranch is conveniently close to airports, ski resorts and Heber City, but enjoys a remarkably tranquil

setting. A new, 5,760-square-foot metal barn provides plenty of storage for farm and ranch equipment. Includes water rights and shares. $3,950,000.

This high mountain ranch in northeastern

Utah has 1.5 miles of Mill Creek, a freestone

river and important spawning tributary for

Brook and Cutthroat Trout. The 4,310-square-

foot, ultra-high-end lodge built in 2009 has

geothermal heating and custom finishes

completed by Western artists. A fully fenced

end-of-the-road property, the ranch’s locked

gates provide private access from Mill Creek

Road, which connects to the Mirror Lake

Highway. Broad open meadows parallel the

river and thick pine and aspen forests blanket

the gentle slopes rising to over 9,200 feet.

Includes water rights. $5,900,000.

Elkheart Cliffs Ranch1,280 AcresUtah v Kane County v Mt. Carmel

Haven Springs Ranch32.4 AcresUtah v Wasatch County v Heber Valley

The Elkheart Cliffs Ranch is a rare block of private land in the heart of Utah’s Canyon Country,

15 miles east of Zion National Park. The ranch sits atop a broad, fertile mesa rimmed by stunning

canyons, with views of the red Elkheart Cliffs to the west and the White Cliffs to the east. The

comfortable lodge fits into the southwestern landscape and affords panoramic views of the 1.7

million-acre Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Native American (Anasazi) pottery

shards and arrowheads on the canyon rims reflect the rich archaeological history. The ranch forms

part of a premium hunting unit for mule deer. Includes water rights and grazing permits. $3,300,000.

Jacobsen Ranch1,393 AcresUtah v Summit County v North Slope of the Uinta Mountains

Jacobsen Ranch1,393 AcresUtah v Summit County v North Slope of the Uinta Mountains


Ever AfterA World-Class Equestrian FacilityArizona v Cochise County v Benson

Long Realty - Benson642 W. 4th StreetBenson, AZ 85602

520-686-3593www.everafterarizona.com

[email protected]

TThis uniquely secluded 68-acre estate along the San Pedro River in Southeastern Arizona offers every conceivable amenity. There is a spacious

4,100-square-foot, three-bedroom, two-bath, Mediterranean-Ranch style main home plus two distinctively attractive guesthouses and a foreman’s

residence. The property includes a saltwater pool, stocked pond and three wells (one artesian). Extensive horse facilities include a 4,500-square-

foot show barn with box stalls, feed and tack rooms, laundry and bath, 200x300 arena, irrigated pastures and an extensive array of paddocks, runs,

hay barns, workshop and over 30 outbuildings, etc. This is the ideal venue for hosting equestrian events. $2,950,000.

Ever AfterA World-Class Equestrian FacilityArizona v Cochise County v Benson


Sam Hubbell520 609-2546

www.headquarterswest.com

TDoll Baby RanchArizona v Gila County v Payson

The Doll Baby is located just south of Arizona’s famous Mogollon Rim, and 11 miles west of

Payson, Arizona. The ranch consists of 148 deeded acres and 36,000 acres of Tonto National

Forest Grazing Allotment, with an annual grazing capacity of 175 mother cows yearlong. The East

Verde River Splits the ranch for two miles, which provides a beautiful riparian area and irrigation

water (309 acre feet of grandfathered water rights) for 100 acre of pasture. The Ranch is off the

Grid, with electrical power provided by generator and solar panels. Elevations range from 3500

feet at its lowest point on the deeded land to 8,000 feet on the top of the Matazal Mountains. The

Doll Baby Ranch is a beautiful working cattle ranch in a very desirable part of Arizona. Ranches

like the Doll Baby are becoming extremely hard to find in this part of Arizona. $2,750,000.


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Southern Sierra Foothill RanchCalifornia v Tulare County v Exeter

The Los Robles Ranch, with over 6,139 acres,

is a large, well-blocked cattle ranch in the

picturesque Yokohl Valley on the west side of

the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The ranch has

traditionally run over 1,000 yearlings in the

winter months but is equally suited to a year-

round operation with the capacity of around

400 head. Numerous springs provide ample

stock water in 20 stock tanks and there are

several reservoirs. A modest, yet comfortable

set of improvements include main home,

manager’s home, bunkhouse and barn.

Just listed at $11,000,000.

Sierra Conservation OpportunityCalifornia v Plumas County Tahoe/TruckeeClover Valley Ranch is a historic 3,047-acre

ranch just over an hour north of the Tahoe-

Truckee area. Surrounded by National

Forest and featuring an expansive meadow,

pine forests and two seasonal trout creeks,

the ranch has outstanding recreational

opportunities. There are multiple homesites

and a $2 million fund to improve wildlife

habitats on the ranch. $3,950,000.

Spectacular Sierra RanchCalifornia v Plumas County v GeneseeThe Genesee Valley Ranch. A stunning 9,000

square-foot log home is the centerpiece of

this special ranch that includes 1,060 acres

of irrigated meadows, forest, three creeks, six

ponds, a lake, guest homes and more. Ideal

for extended family and/or corporate retreats.

Fish, hike, ride, swim, hunt and more. Plus

pre-1914 water rights with gravity irrigation.

Summers around 225 pair. $8,950,000.


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800 754-0544 • 303 534-4822www.fullerwestern.com

This outstanding property consists of 200 gently sloping acres with

irrigation for 100 acres. Situated near the base of Table Mountain on only

a few minutes from Lander, there is a comfortable homestead and several

fine build sites. $890,000. Broker: Susan Pokorny. Property ID: 48714

Located within one hour west of Denver and nestled in the pines of Park

County at 8,000± feet, this 165-acre ranch offers easy access to Highway 285,

several residences, a restored barn and an affiliated entity that runs corpo-

rate and private events. $6,000,000. Broker: Bob Leino. Property ID: 45200

Just a short drive up Golden Gate Canyon State Park from Denver, this

132-acre private retreat offers a relaxing escape from the multitudes of

people and heat of the city found below. The ranch features live water,

a ranch house and barn, forested mountains, easy access and abundant

wildlife. $1,465,200. Listed by Sam Faris. Property ID: 48782

Originating in 1876, this ranch has been in the same family for nearly

140 years. This 1,040±-acre ranch offers irrigated hay meadows, river

frontage on the Huerfano River, abundant natural grasslands, multiple

residences and unlimited possibilities for the future. $2,700,000.

Broker: Sam Faris. Property ID: 45315

This scenic equestrian ranch within a 455+-acre equestrian community just

one hour southwest of Denver features a 3,622-square-foot luxury home,

two-stall horse barn, large shop and caretaker’s apartment. It lies within the

Pike National Forest. $950,000. Broker: Jack Kavanaugh. Property ID: 48669

Located on the banks of Quartz Creek in the heart of beautiful

Gunnison County, this opportunity features four rental cabins, a large

barn, and a fine owner’s home near the town of Pitkin. Each cabin can

accommodate six guests and fishing is literally right out the back door.

$950,000. Listed by Nancy Duetsch. Property ID: 45265

Spring Creek RanchColorado v Jefferson County v Buffalo CreekSpring Creek RanchColorado v Jefferson County v Buffalo Creek

Golden Gate Canyon RetreatColorado v Jefferson County v GoldenGolden Gate Canyon RetreatColorado v Jefferson County v Golden

Historical Stage Coach RanchColorado v Park County v BaileyHistorical Stage Coach RanchColorado v Park County v Bailey

Huerfano Valley RanchColorado v Huerfano County v WalsenburgHuerfano Valley RanchColorado v Huerfano County v Walsenburg

Quartz Creek CabinsColorado v Gunnison County v PitkinQuartz Creek CabinsColorado v Gunnison County v Pitkin

Bar DK RanchWyoming v Fremont County v Lander

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These 161.5 acres feature high-end horse

facilities. The barn offers nine stalls, a vet

room, office, corrals and fir-beamed ceilings.

The outdoor pavilion has a flagstone fireplace

and built-in grill. The two-bedroom, 2.5-bath

home offers a double garage, in-floor heating,

flagstone patios and a foreman’s quarters with

large kitchen, bedroom, bath and in-floor

heating. There is a large metal storage barn,

hay barn and tack room. This place is ready

to finish to your own taste! The 8,000-square-

foot main house has a four-car garage, five

fireplaces, new metal roof and windows, as well

as a stucco exterior, which is dried in and ready

to finish. Enjoy the beautiful Anasazi-style dry

stack stonework on the house, pavilion, barn

and foreman’s quarters. $2,950,000.

Over 1,000 Acres Platted and DevelopedNew Mexico v Lincoln County v Ruidoso

These 1,041 acres lie in an area known as

Copper Mountain Subdivision. Platted and

ready for development, these 84 lots range

from 10 to 27 acres. Each lot is approved for a

domestic well. County-approved roads are cut

in and ready for gravel/blacktop. Culverts and

drainage are in place. Underground utilities are

approved for either side of the road. Approved

water rights are available. A beautiful 3-acre

lake is stocked with bass, bluegill and catfish.

A completely furnished, 1,500-square-foot

clubhouse with dock is ready for basketball,

horseshoes and guests. Enjoy beautiful views

from the Sierra Blanca to the Capitans and the

Sacramento Mountains! $5,725,000.

Scott Miller, Broker/Owner931 Highway 48 • Alto, NM 88312

575-336-7711 • 575-937-3166 [email protected] • www.altorealestate.com

Unique Custom Home on 11 AcresNew Mexico v Lincoln County v Alto

This unique custom home was designed by

Survival Homes with amazing views of Sierra

Blanca and Little Creek Valley. The main house

is 8,000+ square feet with a four-car attached

garage. Two-bedroom, two-bath guesthouse

with full kitchen and a two-bedroom, one-

bath basement apartment with full kitchen.

High-End Horse Facility on 161.5 Acres!New Mexico v Lincoln County v Ruidoso

Completely remodeled with natural wood interiors, 450-square-foot outbuilding for storage,

hen house, dog pound, studio or whatever your heart desires. There is also a 2,900-square-foot

swimming pool/recreational area in the center of the home. This home is unlike any home you

have ever seen. Enjoy surround sound theater with top-notch stereo throughout the pool area

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Once a working cattle ranch on part of a 75,000-acre, family-owned property, Rancho San Ysidro offers

lots of land and miles of well-maintained roads. And because hunting has not been allowed on the

property for nearly 100 years, San Ysidro is host to a multitude of large, quality deer with the best

possible natural genetics. The ranch offers two miles of San Rodrigo River frontage. Property ID: 49105

H. Stuart337 376-2851

[email protected]

See more listings like these atwww.MEXHUNTING.com

Close to the border and five minutes from

Piedras, Rancho San Juan’s entrance is

conveniently accessed by paved highway. But

the real draw for hunters is the 3.5 miles of

San Antonio River and high fencing that

borders this ranch, making it a great habitat

for wildlife. There is a new worker’s house and

ranch house on the river with lots of potential

Property ID: 49104

Rancho San AntonioHunter’s Paradise - 9,450 AcresMexico v Coahuila v Piedras Negras

One of the most improved of all the Stuart

Ranches, Rancho San Antonio is a hunter’s

paradise. A river running through it is lined

with 100-foot-tall pecan and oak trees. Water

throughout and plentiful vegetation make this

ranch a great habitat for turkey, duck, dove,

quail and deer. There is a three-bedroom, two-

bath hunters’ house; three smaller worker’s

houses; electricity; caliche road system and

paved road access all 20 minutes from Piedras

Negras. Property ID: 49082

Rancho MeladoLots of Water & Wildlife - 4,860 AcresMexico v Coahuila v Piedras Negras

Boasting four ponds, 25 water troughs and 2.3 miles of border along the San Rodrigo River,

Rancho Melado is irresistible to deer and fowl, and because little or no hunting has occurred in

the area for the last 10 years, quality deer abound. There are 23+ miles of well-maintained, graded

dirt roads; a one-bedroom, one-bath ranch worker’s house; and it lies approximately 10 miles

from the U.S. border. Property ID: 49063

Rancho San YsidroPrime Hunting Land - 23,750 AcresMexico v Coahuila v Piedras Negras

Rancho San JuanOn the River & Fenced - 5,000 Acres

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Situated east of Templeton, the stunning 83.5±-acre Paine Ranch offers extensive improvements providing

vast agricultural processing and manufacturing possibilities (subject to approval). Complemented by

multiple houses, the production facilities include three large barns/shops comprising approximately

25,000± square feet under roof. Water is supplied via a 100± gpm well with pump, irrigation pond and

fresh water storage for domestic and livestock use. $3,625,000. Property ID: 47162

Sleepy Farm RanchCalifornia v San Luis Obispo Co. v Paso RoblesSituated in Paso Robles, the heart of Central

Coast Wine Country, in the area known as

the Templeton Gap, Sleepy Farm Ranch is a

382±-acre ranch overflowing with possibilities.

Featuring soils ideal for almonds, grapes, pasture

and grain, Sleepy Farm Ranch boasts 80±

farmable acres with additional potential acreage

along the ridge tops and the balance utilizable

for grazing land. Enveloped by vineyards and

wineries, Sleepy Farm Ranch is complemented

by a main home, barns, numerous outbuildings

and corrals. $4,850,000. Property ID: 46981

Caliente Ranch California v Kern County v Walker Basin The sprawling Caliente Ranch comprises 7,297±

acres, stretching 5± miles east to west and north

to south. Situated on the eastern edge of Kern

County, Caliente Ranch is presently utilized

as a working cattle ranch. Water is supplied

via stock and domestic wells, storage tank

and springs. Sale is subject to Conservation

Easement. $2,736,000. Property ID: 49316

Encompassing 14,945± acres, the expansive Tollhouse Ranch is situated in Caliente, California,

approximately 30 minutes from Tehachapi and Bakersfield. Presently under Williamson Act Contract

and utilized as a working cattle ranch, Tollhouse Ranch is complemented by two ranch houses, four

barns, an equipment storage building and other out buildings. Water is supplied via stock and domestic

wells and springs. Sale subject to Conservation Easement. $7,475,000. Property ID: 49314

Pete Clark1031 Pine Street • Paso Robles, CA 93446

805 238-7110 office

805 238-1324 [email protected]

BRE# 00656930

Paine RanchCalifornia v San Luis Obispo County v Templeton

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gains. It consists of top quality rangeland,

sub-irrigated and irrigated pastures. The

ranch is completely watered by steams,

creeks, reservoirs, springs and dams. Prime

grazing with irrigated meadows allows 2

plus pounds per day gain. The water and

irrigation makes the ranch more drought

proof. The ranch is very scenic and holds

a broad spectrum of wild life. It lies in the

#7 elk hunting area, which issues 2,000 elk

licenses. Herds numbering in the hundreds are common. There is record book antelope hunting. The ranch is located approximately

6 miles from the Medicine Bow National Forest. 26,466 Total Acres with 12,341 deeded, 12,204 BLM, 1,921 State. $5,900,000.

Irrigated cropland, irrigated pastures and sub-

irrigated meadow located within 8 miles of

Torrington, Wyoming. Raises all of the valley

crops. Upland game birds and waterfowl

hunting. The ranch borders a Wyoming Game

and Fish Preserve. The property lies in the

migratory flyway of Canada Geese. There is a

nice population of deer and lots of wetlands

and flowing springs. The ranch consists of

746 total acres with 642 acres of Goshen Hole

Irrigation District water rights. $1,250,000.

215 East 20th AvenueTorrington, WY 82240

307 532-7131800 658-4431

[email protected]

This 452 acre property with 382 acres Gering/

Fort Laramie water is a combination irrigated

farm with sub-irrigated pasture and dry

pasture. Would be ideal pure bred operation or

as a row crop farm. New home and an older

home. Excellent soils. Would facilitate two

full center pivots and a full line of livestock

improvements. There is county road frontage.

$1,250,000. MOTIVATED SELLER

This river property has 285 acres with 1.25 miles of North Platte River frontage. It has the goose

refuge on it. There is abundant wildlife and some of the best waterfowl hunting in the area. There are

tree-covered meadows and is located 1.5 miles from Lingle, Wyoming. $850,000. BROKER OWNED

Lazy S Bar RanchWyoming v Carbon County v Medicine Bow

RiverlandWyoming v Goshen County v LingleRiverlandWyoming v Goshen County v Lingle

Lyman FarmNebraska v Scotts Bluff County v Lyman

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Bob Jones, BrokerMark E. Jones

1766 Addison Ave. E • Twin Falls, ID 83301

208 [email protected] • www.rjrealty.com

The property has 1,440± deeded acres and

BLM and state grazing rights. Approximately

170 acres are irrigated. Muldoon Creek flows

through the property for a mile with good fishing.

There are comfortable ranch improvements.

This ranch shows pride of ownership and has

beautiful views all year. Wildlife can be seen

on the ranch. Approximately 60± miles to

Sun Valley. $2,850,000. Property ID: 48543

This Idaho cattle ranch, currently run as a cow/

calf operation, features big game hunting and

blue-ribbon trout fishing with unlimited recreation right on the ranch! This is a unique opportunity for recreation and cash flow. The cowboy-friendly

facilities include a beautiful ranch home (with high-speed Internet access), guest home, manager’s home, outstanding equestrian facility, equipment

shop, an extensive set of metal corrals and hydraulic cattle working equipment. This operation includes 9,866± deeded acres, plus BLM and state

leases in a region that has some of the finest cattle country in the state. (The present management is available to run the ranch if desired.) This ranch

can be certified organic. The ranch is within an hour’s drive to Jackpot, Nevada (casinos, live entertainment, hotels) and an hour’s drive to Twin Falls,

Idaho, the regional hub, boasting numerous retail outlets, state-of-the-art new medical facilities, a mid-sized airport and is approximately 145 miles

to world-famous Sun Valley. This ranch offers every desirable feature of a trophy property, including authentic Old West cattle ranching, accessibility

and privacy, irrigated meadows, senior water rights, cash-flow, limitless adventure and recreation. $10,500,000. Property ID: 72411

Idaho’s Best - Cattle - Hunting - FishingIdaho v Twin Falls County v Three Creek

A river runs through it! Nice scenic 464.77± acre ranch with views of the Sawtooth Mountains with 1.25

miles of Salmon River running through the property. Many recreational opportunities out your back door,

including fishing, hunting, horseback trail riding and mountain biking, etc. $2,775,000. Property ID: 46035

These nice 652± deeded acres, hay and grain farm/recreational property is irrigated with pivots and

wheel lines and features a 4,600+-square-foot home, 4,685-square-foot shop/garage and a second

home. Approximately 40 miles to Sun Valley and great for wildlife. $3,375,000. Property ID: 46109

Scenic Ranch with River FrontageIdaho v Custer County v Stanley

Idaho’s Best - Cattle - Hunting - FishingIdaho v Twin Falls County v Three Creek

Pride of Ownership!Idaho v Gooding County v BlissThese 530.66± acres feature 268± acres irrigated un-

der six pivots, wheel lines and solid set. The owner

runs 60 head of cattle, but could be increased to

100 head cow/calf. Improvements include a cus-

tom-built main home with 2,529 square feet, guest

home, shop, open-faced shed and storage shed.

Enjoy water sports on the river with your own pri-

vate dock. A portion of the property is designated

as a hunting preserve. Approximately 84 miles to

Sun Valley. $3,950,000. Property ID: 48544

Private, Serene LocationIdaho v Blaine County v CareyPrivate, Serene LocationIdaho v Blaine County v Carey

Farm/Recreational PropertyIdaho v Blaine County v Carey

Farm/Recreational PropertyIdaho v Blaine County v Carey


Views of Yosemite’s Half DomeCalifornia v Tuolumne County v Coulterville

Views of Yosemite’s Half DomeCalifornia v Tuolumne County v Coulterville

Income-Producing Equestrian FacilityCalifornia v Contra Costa County v Brentwood

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Jerry R. VaughnAlain Pinel Realtors

601 Sycamore Valley Rd. West • Danville, CA 94526

925 791-2545 office • 925 200-3030 [email protected] • www.JerryVaughn.com

BRE# 00908970

These 4,770 acres are a combination of six ranches assembled over 30

years ago by the original owner. The ranch has 1,546+ acres of meadows

for cattle grazing or dry land farming, 410 acres of planted/irrigated alfalfa

crop, four irrigation pivots and a number of wheel lines on the ranch. There

is an abundance of water, from three high-producing irrigation wells and

five stock ponds. Structures include four homes, two 1,000-ton pole

barns for hay storage, a workshop and heritage ice house. Fields have

been sprayed and fertilized for a 2015 harvest. A hunter’s paradise with an

abundance of wildlife and big game hunting. Seller is motivated and offers

seller financing to a qualified buyer. Visit www.YatesRanch.com. For more

information, visit www.JerryVaughn.com. Property ID: 72824

Beautiful, state-of-the-art gated equestrian facility on 6+ acres centrally located

in Brentwood. The facility is perfect to host indoor or outdoor riding events

and training clinics. This single-level, custom home has five bedrooms, three

full baths, gourmet kitchen, sunken tub, master bedroom suite. The full-service

horse boarding facility with irrigated grass turnouts, lighted indoor arena with

Attwood Footing, MD breezeway barns, 60-foot round pen, outdoor sand

arena and a 60x40 shop. www.diamond-k-ranch.com. Just Reduced.Gorgeous, private custom log cabin with Yosemite National Park views! These

12+ acres are surrounded by trees on a private road. Wake up and watch Half

Dome glow in sunrise radiance from your easy chair. Two-hour drive or 20-min-

ute private flight from the Bay Area. Can be home base for water sports on

Lake Don Pedro (25 minutes), snowskiing at Badger Pass Resort (90 mins), or

explore Yosemite National Park (60 mins). Bring the quads/dirt bikes/guns/

friends/family, this is your private vacation paradise. Just Reduced.

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TThe World-Renowned Shamrock Ranch - 17,050± Acres, Less Than 3 hours From San FranciscoCalifornia v Mendocino County v LaytonvilleThe ranch is known world-wide for its hunting opportunities, and enjoys a profitable hunting guide business. Phenomenal wildlife abounds:

Tule Elk, Blacktail Deer, Wild turkeys, Boar, Quail, Grouse, Bears and more. It has a very large, professional-grade equestrian facility, as well

as carrying a profitable cattle operation with its own hay production. It has abundant water, including approximately two miles of Eel River

frontage, year-round creeks and lakes, some stocked with trophy-size bass. There is a fully outfitted hunting lodge enclave; a 2,100-foot

turf airstrip and more. The improvements are spectacular. The main, Mediterranean-style, seven-bedroom, 8.5-bath home reflects superior

craftsmanship throughout and is very appealing. It overlooks the beautiful 25-acre vineyard in full production. There are several other homes

and outbuildings. Call for a brochure. Shown to qualified buyers only. Price reduced! Now $20,500,000.

7,000± Acres Eel River RanchCalifornia v Humboldt County v Meyers FlatDrive through Founders Grove State Park, with its’ magnificent redwoods, on your way to this spectacular property. Pristine rolling meadows,

forests with significant timber volume, a major conservation easement opportunity and almost 2.5 miles of Eel River frontage await you here. The

wildlife opportunities are extensive: Roosevelt elk, trophy blacktail deer, wild hogs, black bears, mountain quail, valley quail, grouse, coyotes,

bobcats and fishing! This vast acreage has end-of-the-road privacy, but once on the ranch, an extensive road system awaits. Located in No.

California’s scenic Humboldt County, only about an hour from Eureka’s airport, yet a world apart. Shown to qualified buyers only. $17,000,000.


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AEagle Ridge RanchWyoming v Crook County v SundanceAmazing Black Hills ranch with 442 deeded

acres and 320 acres in state lease. Located

between Sundance and Beulah where Riflepit

Divide and the canyons of Sundance Creek run.

Wooded hills, steep canyons with interesting

rock walls, hidden valleys, hay meadows and panoramic views. A custom log home is set in secluded surroundings at the crest of a hill with

unobstructed views. 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, loafing shed, several storage sheds, carport and two hunting cabins. A unique offering with varied terrain, great wildlife habitat,

expansive vistas, a good set of buildings, access to state land and end-of-the-road privacy. This is a great Black Hills opportunity. $1,500,000.

Jim Pederson505 W. Main Street

Newcastle, WY 82701

307 746-2083www.eranches.com

Oak Creek RetreatWyoming v Crook County v AladdinImpressive 186-acre Black Hills property with

a one-of-a-kind home that combines maximum

efficiency with detailed elegance. From the

time you enter this one-level home you will

feel a grand sense of spoiled luxury. It has an

inviting atmosphere and an open floor plan

designed for entertaining guests. Many custom

features including a deluxe kitchen, custom

cabinetry, solid Caesar stone counter tops,

spacious master suite, spa tub, fireplace, hard-

wood flooring, French doors, wraparound

covered porch. Includes a guesthouse, horse

barn, shop and outdoor riding arena. This

handsome country estate is an exceptional find

in picturesque surroundings. $1,387,000.

Oak Creek RanchWyoming v Crook County v Aladdin

Western Black Hills ranch with 446 acres in

the hills north of Aladdin along Oak Creek.

A picturesque setting with long-range views

of the surrounding Black Hills and Bear

Lodge Mountains. Varied topography with

open meadows, creek bottoms, high plateaus,

wooded hills with bur oak, pine and cedar trees.

The east boundary is adjacent to a section of State land. Good water resources including Oak

Creek, two reservoirs, an artesian well piped into two stock tanks, a shared well with 6,000-gallon

storage, and a new solar well. Scenic Black Hills setting. $860,500. Parcels are available.

Thorn Divide Retreat Wyoming v Crook County v CarlileScenic northeastern Wyoming setting on the

way to Devils Tower. 99 acres with a custom

home tucked into a pine tree alcove that provides

natural privacy. Includes about 32 acres of hay

meadows with the balance being native pasture

and a timbered canyon with an intermittent

creek. The spacious 3,100-square-foot home was designed for entertaining and includes three

bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Granite counter tops, hardwood floor, stone fireplace, formal dining room,

office with sitting area, four season enclosed sun room, extensive decking. Attached two-car garage,

24x31 pole barn and 30x70 shop with cement floor. Quality and comfort throughout! $710,000.

Sawmill Gulch RanchWyoming v Crook County v Hulett

Remarkable Black Hills setting on 330 acres in

the hills north of Devils Tower. The property is

about four miles cross country from the Tower

with picturesque scenery and panoramic views.

Situated along Sawmill Gulch and Storm Hill,

the land offers a variety of terrain with open

meadows, a seasonal creek, and the obscure alcoves of Sawmill Gulch, which give way to steep timbered

hillsides and high plateaus with outstanding views which include Devils Tower, the Missouri Buttes,

and the Bear Lodge. A good trail system provides access to the canyon areas and higher elevations. An

extraordinary Black Hills landscape with outstanding views and privacy. $594,000.


SSoldier Summit Ranch is an outdoor paradise surrounded by breathtaking vistas of ridgeline landscape with thriving populations of Rocky Mountain

game. Ranging from 7,500 to 8,600 feet, the ranch consists of a vast principal mountain and ridgeline surrounded by seven canyons. The terrain

features a hearty mix of heavily forested slopes and secluded parks dotted with pines and aspens. The Right Fork of the White River flows for 1.5

miles along the property’s eastern boundary and several natural springs are scattered throughout the landscape. A superb stock of elk, including a

large percentage of mature and trophy-class bulls, migrate frequently through this 2,050-acre property. Soldier Summit Ranch offers some of the best

snowmobiling in Utah and multiple trails that begin on the property lead to the vast, surrounding national forest. $3,000,000. Property ID: 48681

WWelcome to House Brand Ranch, located in Morgan and Summit Counties near Croydon, Utah. This 12,300 acre hunting, fishing, and agricultural property

extends from Lost Creek Basin at an elevation of 5,300 feet to mountain tops at 8,000 feet. Irrigated fields produce beautiful alfalfa crops along Lost Creek.

Dry land alfalfa is raised on higher elevation benches. The balance of the ranch includes sage brush covered slopes with groves of Aspen, Oak, and Pine

trees. The property has many outstanding red rock outcroppings, especially in the Cedar Canyon area, some with arches, bowls, and coves. The ranch has

a high degree of privacy and very few people have seen its true beauty. Distance from the Salt Lake International Airport to ranch headquarters is 60 miles.

Distance from Ogden, Utah to the ranch is 40 miles. Distance from the ranch to skiing and recreation in Park City, Utah is 45 miles. House Brand Ranch

has been under the careful stewardship of the Peterson family since 1960. Great care has been taken to preserve and enhance water shares for irrigation

and to identify and develop mountain seeps and springs for game and livestock usage. The Ranch is also home to abundant game. The Seller has enjoyed

a consistent harvest of “trophy” class deer, elk, and moose for decades and most of their hunters are

repeat customers. Additional game that can be observed on the ranch are mountain lion, coyote, turkey,

sage grouse, and chukar. One of the jewels of the ranch is the 3 mile stretch of Lost Creek which flows

through the property. Fishing Utah streams on private property, is by permission only. Therefore the

existing brown and rainbow trout are able to grow to the 18+ inch range without a lot of pressure, and

side canyon streams hold smaller native and brook trout. The offering price of House Brand Ranch is

$22,000,000. Any offer must be accompanied by an earnest money deposit in the amount of $500,000.

Each offer must also be accompanied by the name and telephone number of the Buyer’s private banker

to assist the Seller in determining the Buyer’s financial ability to accomplish the purchase.

Floyd Hatch801 580-2176 cell • 801 277-0800 office

[email protected]

House Brand RanchUtah v Morgan & Summit Counties Croydon

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just outside of the town of Cedaredge, this truly is a

rare opportunity at an incredible price! The Grand

Mesa is the largest flat-top mountain in Colorado

and is home to lush alpine forest, lots of open

meadows, over 300 crystal lakes and fantastic herds

of elk and mule deer. This ranch joins the national

forest, BLM, and Ward Creek flows through the

property year-round. The ranch is composed of

890 pristine acres of aspens, oaks, pines, ponds,

springs and grassy meadows full of elk and deer.

Improvements include a 2,500-square-foot home, a 2,900- square-foot lodge with commercial-grade kitchen, shop and a small barn. If you are looking for end-

of-the-road privacy, majestic mountain views, incredible hunting and a close location to town at a great price, this is your ranch! $2,395,000. Property ID: 49307

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ous hay ranches. At 7,000 feet in elevation, this highly productive ranch has irrigation water supplied by one of Colorado’s most consistent

and well-governed irrigation companies. The ranch features Highway 50 and county road access, underground power, 3.5 miles of elevated

escarpment building sites and world-class hunting as featured on the Outdoor Channel and in a setting that is simply spectacular. There are

very few opportunities when this type of assemblage can be acquired at such a value. Reduced price $6,996,750. Property ID: 45903

Bostwick Park Production Ranch2,455 AcresColorado v Montrose County v Montrose

Joseph C. BurnsBryan W. Walchle

Michael J. McGarry21263 Hwy 550 • Montrose, CO 81403

970 249-4300 phone • 970 249-1313 faxwww.eagleland.com

Relax in 4,982 square feet of sheer elegance

perched above Blue Mesa Reservoir! This

stunning home sits on 171 acres with

commanding views of the mountains and the

reservoir. This very private setting between

Montrose and Gunnison is an entertainer’s

dream come true! This dream home overlooks

the Blue Mesa Reservoir and Continental

Divide! Perched upon 171 very private acres

that join the Curecanti National Recreation

Area, this is a rare find! There are an additional

41 adjoining acres with six cabins, 12 RV spaces, laundry and shower facility and game room cabin available. $1,395,000. Property ID: 49309

These 758 acres (630 historically irrigated) encompass one of Western Colorado’s largest

production farms. It lies minutes from Montrose at 5,500 feet in elevation. The farm is highly

productive in corn and alfalfa hay and features a 1,200-head cattle facility, two shops, granaries,

numerous outbuildings and a 2,800-square-foot home. $4,795,000. Property ID: 47337

Grand Mesa RanchNew Listing!

Colorado v Delta County v Cedaredge

Blue Mesa RanchNew Listing!Colorado v Gunnison County v Gunnison

North Montrose Farm - ROI758 AcresColorado v Montrose County v Montrose

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Alaska v Kodiak Co. v Kodiak IslandLive out your Alaskan Dream on Ko-

diak Island in a custom oceanfront

property featured on HGTV. The

4,000-square-foot home has a seaside

hot tub, gourmet kitchen, rental unit

and shop. Served by city utilities with

12,000 people in the third largest US

fishing port and nation’s largest Coast

Guard base. Coastal stairs beside a

waterfall lead to a private sandy beach

for kayaking, fishing and even surf-

ing. Proven vacation rental income to

help the purchase at $695,000.

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Wyoming above the South Fork of the Shoshone River. The ranch

consists of 285± deeded acres. Two late model pivots irrigate 185±

acres of the ranch. The improvements on the ranch are all in excellent

condition and consist of a three-bedroom, two-bath log home, large

hay barn, modular, and two large shops. The ranch adjoins State of

Wyoming lease land and BLM lease acreage. This is a must see to fully

appreciate this unique offering. $2,170,000.

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307 684-5201www.pfisterlandco.com

Bordering thousands of acres of BLM land and in the shadows of Big

Horn Mountains, this is an incredible opportunity to own small riparian

creek bottom. Beaver Creek traverses the entire length of the 510±

deeded acres home to deer, elk, antelope, turkeys, pheasant, chukar and

trout. Excellent county road access and good proximity to Cody, Billings

and Sheridan. The time is now at $975,000.

The most productive farm and ranch combination currently on the market

in southeastern Montana with 6,758± deeded acres including more than

2,400 acres of tilled alfalfa and wheat fields. The homestead is surrounded

by pine breaks and adjacent to highway 59 just south of Miles City. Good

stock water, excellent residual grazing, native range and improvements

make it an ideal cow/calf operation and a great value at $6,000,000.

Tombstone Angus Ranch consists of 415± deeded acres adjoining

State of Wyoming lease land and BLM acreage. Includes an executive

3,400-square-foot home built in 2007 and additional 10,000 square feet

of additional improvements include a large hay barn and an impressive

heated indoor livestock facility with a ranch office and indoor paddocks.

Extensive outdoor corrals and pens in the protected riparian Bull Creek

River bottom running through the middle of the property. Two pivots:

one irrigating 73± acres and the other irrigates 38 acres. The hay raised

under these efficient pivots has been sold and shipped to Kentucky for

racehorses at $300 per ton. This is the only opportunity of its kind up

the South Fork of the Shoshone River. $3,360,000.

With over 6,500 deeded acres, 550 state leased acres and 1,000 BLM

leased acres--including both North Sybille Creek and School Creek

running through the property--this is a landowner’s dream. Has been

used as summer pasture for 275 to 300 pairs or up to 500 yearlings. Lies

inside the boundary of the coveted area 7 elk hunt unit with abundant

wildlife. Includes a three-bedroom house and other improvements along

Highway 34 between Wheatland and Laramie. $4,600,000.

Beaver Rim RanchWyoming v Sheridan County v Big HornBeaver Rim RanchWyoming v Sheridan County v Big Horn

Tombstone Angus RanchWyoming v Park County v CodyTombstone Angus RanchWyoming v Park County v Cody

Canyon Creek RanchWyoming v Park County v Cody

Canyon Creek RanchWyoming v Park County v Cody

China Wall RanchWyoming v Albany County v Wheatland/Laramie


IIf you are look-

ing for the per-

fect location for

a luxury ranch,

Santa Fe is your

best choice.

With over 300

days of sun-

shine, mild

winters and

four wonderful

seasons, Santa

Fe is a welcome

retreat from those cold long winters the rest of the country has to put up with. BHR is a 120-acre ranch that

sits among the pinions and ponderosa pines at the southern tip of Glorieta Mesa with 70 mile views. Adja-

cent to the 1.6 million acre Santa Fe National Forest, BHR is extremely exclusive and very private, yet only

45 minutes from Santa Fe shopping, great restaurants and over 250 galleries. The nearby Pecos Wilderness

can entertain serious outdoor enthusiasts with world-class trout fishing, big game hunting and horseback

riding. Some of the best skiing in New Mexico is nearby at Ski Santa Fe and Taos Ski Valley. The custom log

home and barn/guest house were built in 2009/10 with over 9,000 combined square feet. With 9 bedrooms

and 9.5 baths, BHR sleeps 24 and comes fully furnished right down to the dinnerware and sheets. BHR is

an unmatched luxury ranch with chef’s kitchen, game room, gym, home theater, pool, stables and too many

other features to list. This unique fractional opportunity allows for many buyers to get more ranch for their

real estate dollar and is the smart way to own a second home. To see an aerial tour and more details about

this fractional opportunity or whole ownership of this one-of-a-kind ranch go to www.blameherranch.com.

Blame Her Ranch: Where She’s Never Wrong. $2,799,000. $4,850,000 (whole ownership) Property ID: 48430

Trails West Realty, LTD.Ted Rivera


www.blameherranch.com

Blame Her RanchLuxury Ranch Home or Ideal Corporate Retreat

New Mexico v San Miguel County v Santa Fe

Blame Her RanchLuxury Ranch Home or Ideal Corporate Retreat

New Mexico v San Miguel County v Santa Fe

PPrivate property and future development in pres-

tigious Hobble Creek Canyon is limited. This one-

of-a-kind 30-acre horse property and home are in

the heart of this beautiful, long, wide and winding

cul-de-sac canyon. This is the ultimate in secluded

living, yet only 25 minutes from downtown Provo.

The property is as private as it gets. It’s bounded

by woods and hillsides. And the nearest neigh-

bor’s home is over a half-mile as the crow flies. Of

the 30 acres, there are a little over 20 acres fenced

into four pastures of native grasses with gravity-fed

irrigation from our year-round spring. The remain-

der of the property is in wooded hillsides and the

home with lots and lots of windows to take advan-

tage of the breathtaking views. For more informa-

tion, please visit www.HorseRanchHideaway.com.

LuAnn Grazzini801 830-7766

424 South State StreetOrem, Utah 84058

www.HorseRanchHideaway.com

Rare 30-Acre Horse Property and HomeUtah v Utah County v Provo


Terry Bradshaw is a former American football quarterback who played for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the National

Football League. He has been a TV analyst and co-host of Fox NFL Sunday. He played for 14 seasons with Pittsburgh,

won four Super Bowl titles in a six-year period, becoming the first quarterback to win three and four Super Bowls, and

led the Steelers to eight AFC Central championships. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1989. He

is ranked #44 on the list of 100 of the Greatest Football Players ever, and in 1972 threw one of the most famous plays

in NFL history, known as the “Immaculate Reception.”

My Prize Ranch Goes on the Market

Feature Ranch

By Terry Bradshaw

From immaculate reception to immaculate ranch – Terry talks about his horses, hogs, cattle and the therapeutic rewards of ranching, while transforming almost a thousand acres of once-discarded dirt into picturesque serenity for his family, friends and prized livestock.


As the old saying goes, there is a time and place for everything. At my ranch in Thackerville,

Oklahoma overlooking the Red River, I have devoted a lot of time over the last 14 years and a huge

amount of money turning about 740 neglected acres into a place that I am proud to say I love.

My wife, Tammy, tells me that being a Virgo, I have to have everything perfect. Of course, that is

why I married her. She is right that I require perfection, whether it was on the football field when I

was playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers, in the studio at FOX Sports Sunday or at the ranch.

Everything about this ranch is perfect from my sprawling western-style lodge I built for my family

and friends to the care I give my horses to the miles of pipe and cable fencing that surrounds the

pastures to the eight bucolic lakes.

On Building My Ranch

I built it to satisfy my passion for being outdoors, working with animals, particularly horses

and cattle, but also the hogs I raise to feed the hungry. This ranch meets all those needs. I raise

a large herd of cattle and top quality horses on one of the finest spreads you will find anywhere.

More important, in my hectic life of airplanes, television shows, speaking engagements and

meetings, I have to have a spot on this Earth where I can walk out my front door and feel the

peace, but get to anywhere in the country or the world in an hour’s drive to

DFW airport. This ranch has been the perfect spot for me.

It was not always that way. When I first laid eyes on this property, it

was a mess. No one had taken care of it for years. There were a few head

of cattle grazing on it, but mostly the acres were overgrown with brush

and trees. The creek bottoms needed to be cleaned out. The fencing was

What most people don’t know is that Terry, at heart and at home, is a rancher…a really good one…

A Well-Situated RanchDFW International Airport — 70 miles

Lovefield Airport — 80 miles

Winstar Casino — 2 miles

Oklahoma City — 125 miles

Lake Texoma — 45 miles

Denton, Texas — 40 miles

Lake Murray State Park — 25 miles


mostly gone. There was an old run-down barn

and a worn-out, old school bus. There were no

paved roads, just old tracks. Getting around

the property required four-wheel drive. There

was almost no surface water.

The first time I saw the property, I walked

away. I had looked for ranches all over Texas,

and I didn’t think this one just across the river

in Oklahoma was right for me either. Then on

a whim, I drove up here in my jeep and spent

hours driving over the old trails that Indians

and stagecoaches once used, thinking about the

potential the land offered. I pulled up on one

of the hills, parked my jeep facing the setting

sun. I stood on top of the jeep and looked back

across the river. I decided then

I could build a house on that

spot. I did, and to this day, I

find quiet peace and tranquility

enjoying that setting sun from

my back veranda.

It took me two years to clear

the trees and brush, clean out

the bottoms, erect miles of

fencing and start work on the house and barn.

I knew where I would build the house and the

direction it would face. But other decisions,

like where to build the barns, the arenas, the

paddocks, took more time. What if I built them

in the wrong place? I didn’t.

While I was turning the property into

something special, I was taking every job I

could to pay for it all. Millions of dollars later,

I have created something that is very special.

Just an hour north of Dallas/Fort Worth

Airport and a few minutes from the world-class

Winstar Casino, my ranch has everything for

someone who wants a versatile ranch, who

likes to entertain friends and family and who

needs a place to escape. That person could

take the keys, move in, start raising horses

and cattle, and fall in love like I have with this

ranch. My manager, Chad, who built this over

the years, would like to stay. He’s the perfect

manager for this place.

Lake Murray State Park 2.5 Miles From the Ranch

Lake Murray State Park is Oklahoma’s first and largest state park consisting of 12,500 acres located on the shores of

beautiful Lake Murray. The park’s diverse terrain, exceptional trails and historic sites make Lake Murray State Park a favorite destination among outdoor,

water sport and ATV riding enthusiasts


“Millions of dollars later, I have created something that is very special.”

My house, built

in rustic style,

has tall ceilings,

large fireplaces,

tiled floors, wood

paneling and a lot

of Western decor.

With 8,600 square

feet under a gorgeous green roof, it has six

bedrooms and eight baths. One of my favorite

places to sit to watch the sunset is our outdoor

patio that is more than 1,000 square feet and

has a kitchen and a bar, a fireplace and a fire

pit. I built a pool for my two daughters and

their friends and a two-story doghouse.

The horses have it just as good. There is a

four-stall stallion barn, a 20-stall show barn,

a 50-stall mare barn with a laboratory and

office and a 75 by 140 foot covered arena.

The property also has fenced-in pastures and

paddocks and eight ponds.

I currently have 50 brood mares, three

stallions and 100 Black Brangus cattle. The ranch,

particularly in rainy years, could handle more.

I built trails all over the property so my

family, friends and I can enjoy viewing this

fabulous place on four wheelers, on horses, or

on foot. Once you needed a four-wheel drive

just to get on the ranch—now you can drive a

Ferrari from Highland Park, DFW Airport or

Winstar Casino to my front door on sealed

asphalt at any time of the year.

So you are wondering why I would ever let

go of a place I have put so much of myself into.

This ranch is a part of me. I will miss it. But at

66 years old, it is time to downsize. I don’t have

the time or the energy I once

did to continue working this

ranch. It is a place that needs

to be used by someone who

will care for it as much as I

do, to raise kids, entertain

family and friends and host

great get-togethers.

Winstar Casino 2 Miles From Ranch

As Oklahoma’s largest casino resort, there are many opportunities. After

playing in the fast-paced casino, there’s more excitement at WinStar

World Casino Hotel, WinStar Global Event Center, WinStar Golf Course,

Spa Habitat and shopping boutiques.

Lake Texoma 45 Miles From Ranch

Look at a map of the United States and look closely at the border between the

states of Oklahoma and Texas. There you will see the Red River, and you will also see the 12th largest lake in the United States spanning that border in the area

east of 1-35 and west of 1-75. That’s Lake Texoma, aptly named after Texas and

Oklahoma where it is located.


I will buy a smaller

ranch and Tammy and I

want to spend more time

at our place on the Big

Island of Hawaii.

On Choosing My Broker

I had considered various agents over time but

could never really find the right fit. Then I was

introduced to Bernie through as he likes to say,

“one of his mates in his network,” a guy called

Fandel in Telluride, Colorado. Bernie (who’s

an Aussie) and I hit it off right away when he

came to the ranch. He’s a competitive horseman

and polo player with a background in cattle and

ranching who sells ranch properties all over the

world. He’s also selling one of America’s biggest

and most famous ranches, the Waggoner Ranch

– over half million acres – so I figure he can

certainly handle my ranch!

Bernie brings a team approach with Angie

Nelson and Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s of

Dallas, so it’s all a great fit for me. I’m gonna

miss my ranch! v

WinStar Golf Club 60 Minutes North of DFW

Just off exit 1 on the TX/OK border this semi-private facility includes a private golf club, a semiprivate, 27-hole championship

course and a state-of-the-art teaching facility, the Golf Academy. After

your day at the club, head over to the WinStar World Casino for fine

dining, entertainment, or to stay at the WinStar World Casino Hotel.


Terry Bradshaw StatsDate of birth: September 2, 1948 (age 66)

Place of birth: Shreveport, Louisiana, U.S.

Height: 6ft. 3in. (1.91m) Weight: 218lb (99kg)

Career Information

High school: Shreveport (LA) Woodlawn

College: Louisiana Tech

NFL Draft: 1970 / Round: 1 / Pick: 1

Played 1970-1983 for the Pittsburgh Steelers

Career History, Highlights and Awards

Pittsburgh Steelers (1970-1983)

NO. 12 - QUARTERBACK

4x Super Bowl champion (IX, X, XIII, XIV)

2x Super Bowl MVP (XIII, XIV)

3x Pro Bowl selection (1975, 1978, 1979)

AP First Team All-Pro (1978)

1978 NFL MVP (AP, MX)

NFL 1970’s All-Decade Team

2011 Pittsburgh Pro Football Hall of Fame

Pittsburgh Steelers All-Time Team (50th Season)

Pittsburgh Steelers #12 no longer issued

College Football Hall of Fame

Louisiana Tech Athletic Hall of Fame (1984)

Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee (1989)

Led the NFL in TD passes in 1978 and 1982

Career NFL Statistics - Stats at NFL.com

TD-INT 212-210

Yards 27,989

QB Rating 70.9

Bradshaw Ranch StatsLocation: Thackerville, Oklahoma

North bank of the Red River,

overlooking Texas

Size: 740 Acres

Topography: Rolling pastures

Water: 8 lakes

Springs

Soil: Sandy

Pastures: 16 coastal grasses

Hay Production: Yes

Improvements:

Barns: Show barn

Mare barn

Hog barn

Equipment barns

Hay barn

Cattle Pens – Hydraulic chutes

Irrigation: Yes

Roads: Paved, gravel & trails

Houses: Main house: 8,000+ sq. ft.

Guest house: 1,732 sq. ft.

Employee house: 1,656 sq. ft.

Apartment: 480 sq. ft.

Assets:

Equipment: Negotiable

Livestock: Negotiable

Price: $10,800,000.00

For more information, contact:

Bernard Uechtritz [email protected]

C 214.876.1321

Angie [email protected]

C 214.794.8945

Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty

Ranch & Land Division2913 Fairmount, Ste. 200

Dallas, TX 75201www.ranch.briggsfreeman.com

“One of my favorite places to sit to watch

the sunset is our outdoor patio...”


These 5,753 acres are just five miles south of Campwood. This high-fenced Hill Country ranch boasts two miles of Lake Creek with three lakes. Improvements

include a lodge, guesthouse, livestock barns and a 5,300-foot paved runway with two hangars. Enjoy stunning views of the hills and fertile valleys.

The spring-fed Pinto Creek meanders through the ranch offering accessibility to wildlife and recreation alike. Improvements include a five-bedroom,

four-bath main house, three-bedroom bunkhouse, foreman’s house, two large barns, Pecan orchard and irrigated coastal fields.

Pinto Creek Ranch2,554 AcresSouth Texas v Kinney County v Brackettville

Lake Creek Ranch5,753 AcresTexas Hill Country v Uvalde & Real Counties v Campwood


There are both sides of a solid rock-bottom creek flowing through Stone

Canyon Ranch. Waterfalls, followed by deeper pools, supplemented by

springs, are found throughout this great property. Great water, superb

access and location separate this ranch from all others.

This 6,700-acre showplace is one of the most highly improved recreational and working ranches available in Texas. Improvements include the

massive lodge, several well-appointed bunk rooms, along with a one-mile paved and lighted runway. The ranch has been extensively managed for

both whitetail deer and upland game bird hunting.

La Fonda Ranch6,700 Acres

South Texas v Kinney County v Brackettville

Stone Canyon Ranch181 AcresTexas Hill Country v Burnet County v Burnet

Trip duPerier, Broker28615 Interstate 10 W

Boerne, TX 78006

830 755-5205www.texas-landman.com


Trip duPerier, Broker28615 Interstate 10 W

Boerne, TX 78006

830 755-5205www.texas-landman.com

Water abounds on this spectacular Hill Country ranch. The cypress-

lined Verde Creek flows through the north side of the ranch for .75 of

a mile and a 24-acre spring-fed lake with boat house offers year-round

recreation. Improvements include two homes, a two-story trophy house

and two equipment barns. The ranch is high-fenced on three sides and

includes a Pecan orchard and coastal Bermuda pasture.

Prison Canyon Ranch450 AcresTexas Hill Country v Kerr County v Camp Verde

Prison Canyon Ranch450 AcresTexas Hill Country v Kerr County v Camp Verde

This Hill Country gem is in a perfect location in between Fredericksburg, Llano and Mason. The incredible 1870s home has been wonderfully restored

with historic touches combined with the conveniences of the new. Good pastures and a nice road system make it easy to view the large herds of wildlife.

Llano County Ranch180 AcresTexas Hill Country v Llano County v Castell


Eagle Ford Development Property

71 AcresCentral Texas v Karnes County v Kenedy

Eagle Ford Development Property

71 AcresCentral Texas v Karnes County v Kenedy

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210 [email protected] • www.landinvestex.com

Bergheim Ranch123 AcresTexas Hill Country v Kendall Co. v BergheimThis nicely appointed home combines its

stately appearance and formal receiving rooms

with a comfortable warm floor plan overlooking

the surrounding hills and the beautiful and

accessible cypress-lined Guadalupe River

frontage. From the frontage on Highway 3351,

a gated and paved entry road winds through

the oak-covered ranch to cattle facilities, barn,

guest quarters, house pasture and river pasture.

The nicely located ranch is now used for cattle

and would also be good for horses. $5,998,000.

EEnjoy premium frontage on Highway 181 in Karnes County! Ready to develop and located

on the edge of Kenedy city limits with county water, city water, city sewer, natural gas and

electric service all nearby or on the property. There are about 1,400 feet of frontage on Business

Highway 181 and about 2,700 feet of frontage on CR 147. All or part available. $1,950,000.

This is a nice South Texas cattle operation with great fences, working pens, irrigation system and wells and other nice ranch improvements. It also offers good hunting

and fishing and the income from frac water sales makes this a uniquely exciting opportunity. The ranch is just a few minutes off I-37 east of Pleasanton.$5,800,000.

McCoy Ranch830 Acres

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150± Acres in Medina150 Acres

Texas Hill Country Bandera County v Medina

Just minutes from Medina on FM 337, this

awesome turnkey ranch is ready to go for

the quality minded buyer. The ranch features

paved access through an electric entry gate, a

fabulous limestone 3,600±-square-foot, ranch-style home with a beautifully manicured yard and

extensive landscaping, a three-car garage/shop, horse barn with stalls and tack room, round pen,

new equipment barn with storage room, foreman’s home, hangar turned horse barn with stalls,

tack room and loft, two wells, 3,000±-foot grass airstrip and three ponds. The exceptional ranch

offers a rolling terrain with incredible views, deep soils, a good mix of open areas suitable for

cultivation and the perfect amount of cover for the large numbers of Exotic and native game in

the area. Too much to list, won’t last, $1,795,000. Call Morris, 210 415-9850.

T-Bar Ranch306 AcresTexas Hill Country Bandera County v BanderaLocated at English Crossing on the beautiful

Medina River, this fabulous new live water

find is truly one of the most unique properties

available in the Texas Hill Country. There is

only one way to describe the river frontage and

that is spectacular. The ranch offers 2,400 feet

of fabulous Medina River frontage with crystal clear deep water, steep high bluffs and incredible

rock formations. Along the ridge of the high bluff are some of the most incredible home sites

anywhere in Bandera County and the views are absolutely breath taking. The ranch features a

beautifully manicured park like area along the river shaded by towering Pecan, Oaks and Cedar

elms. This exceptional ranch has been in the same family for generations and the original family

compound with home and several additions is still intact. The ranch also offers paved road

frontage, foreman’s house, guest cabin, excellent water well, great hunting with large population

of native game, large healthy oaks and multiple food plots. Call Morris 210-415-9850.

Truly a nature lover’s dream ranch, few

ranches anywhere offer the raw beauty of

this small ranch. Just an hour from San An-

tonio, the ranch offers excellent access, live

water in three separate canyons, waterfalls,

springs, incredible hardwoods including

maple and madrona, steep canyons, unbeliev-

able views and fabulous building sites along

Seco Creek. A good road mountain system al-

lows access to all parts of the ranch. A small

cabin along with electric and phone service

lies at the front of the ranch. $1,299,000.

Call Morris, 210 415-9850.

This exceptional 630-acre ranch is located in

the Seco Valley in northeast Uvalde County

and just an hour from San Antonio. The ranch

offers large neighbors, game fencing, multiple

hardwood lined canyons, incredible views,

deep soil, an excellent road system and three

ponds. The ranch is loaded with whitetail,

turkey, hogs and occasional exotics roam the

area. $3,250/acre. Great ranch, great price. Call

Morris Killough, 210 415-9850.

El Rancho Del Molino828 AcresTexas Hill Country Real County v BarksdaleThis fantastic new listing is located in western

Real County, an area famous for its natural

beauty. The ranch offers one the strongest and

most pristine rock bottom creeks in the area,

a fabulous multi-level 3,000+-square-foot, seven-bedroom, four-bath rock home on a beautiful

tree-studded bluff, an expansive manicured lawn, foreman’s house, horse stalls, a second spring-

fed pond, greenhouse and foreman’s house. A perfectly placed 80-feet wide, 8-foot-high concrete

dam creates an absolutely beautiful spring fed lake that impounds water up for several hundred

feet and offers excellent fishing, swimming and kayaking. A large metal roof Palapa style pavilion

adjacent to the lake completes the near perfect entertainment area for barbeque, family gatherings

or parties. Call Morris 210-415-9850.

Yochum Ranch630 Acres

Texas Hill Country Bandera County v Tarpley/Utopia

Yochum Ranch630 Acres

Texas Hill Country Bandera County v Tarpley/Utopia

Morris Killough, Broker 210 415-9850

www.TexasLandandRanch.net

Maple Springs Ranch369 AcresTexas Hill Country Bandera County v Tarpley/Utopia

Maple Springs Ranch369 AcresTexas Hill Country Bandera County v Tarpley/Utopia


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Texas Hill Country Uvalde County v Utopia

This incredible 115±-acre live water tract just

south of Utopia is the site of a historic Indian

battle. Walking the property, you may find

remnants of the battle such as old musket

balls and Indian artifacts. There is at least one

large undisturbed Indian mound on the property. The crystal clear water is unbelievable with

one of the deepest natural water holes along the entire cypress-lined Sabinal River. Great cover

for deer and turkey with many huge oaks and other hardwoods adding character to the views

of the canyon and surrounding hills, and the many excellent building sites. $1,199,000.00

Call Morris Killough, 210 415-9850.

Swift Ranch156 AcresTexas Hill Country Bandera County v VanderpoolThis fabulous Hill County Jewel is located in

the heart of the most scenic areas of Texas

and is absolutely ready to enjoy. This unique

ranch offers everything a buyer is looking for;

fantastic live water from strong Cypress lined Mill Creek, hills, views, wide open valleys, deep

soils, large wildlife population and excellent privacy. The ranch offers an exceptional, custom, two

story, three-bedroom, two-bath limestone home, guesthouse with attached carport, shop, paved

drive and an excellent water system. The ranch also offers a small concrete dam that creates a

several 100-foot-long swimming hole on Mill creek and two well-built lakes that provide excellent

year-round fishing and entertainment. This is the best, $2,995,000. Call Morris, 210 415-9850.

This fantastic new hunting/cattle ranch is just

south of Highway 90 and offers a very unique

mix of South Texas along with the terrain and

feel of a Hill Country property. The deer habitat is

exceptional with an excellent combination of light

to heavy brush mixed with huge oaks, elms and

mesquites. The ranch offers multiple draws with

numerous pond and lake sites, several areas that

may be cultivated for food plots, deep soils and

fabulous homesites with fantastic views. The ranch

is loaded with whitetail, turkey and wild hogs.

100% Minerals. Morris Killough, 210 415-9850.

This incredible 90-acre ranch offers the very finest in country living surrounded by one of the

most beautiful settings anywhere in the Hill Country. The ranch offers an exceptionally done

2,600+-square-foot native stone home overlooking the hardwood-lined Little Creek and Sabinal

Canyons below, providing views that may only be described as unbelievable. The ranch offers

electric entry, paved drive, large carport, large shop with recreation area and sleeping quarters,

horse stalls, round pen, multiple pastures, stocked pond and a small guest cabin. Every improve-

ment was done with thorough planning and first-class workmanship. The ranch is currently

under a wildlife exemption and the owner takes great pride in the exceptional care of the game.

Call Morris 210 415-9850. $995,000.

Located 10 miles north of Hunt near the

Guadalupe River headwaters, this new live

water listing offers everything you want in a

Hill Country ranch. The ranch features a live

spring fed creek with a beautiful pond, a park

like area along creek, Indian mounds, unique

rock bluffs and gentle hardwood lined hills

with fabulous views. The well managed ranch

is absolutely loaded with wildlife with whitetail,

turkey, wild hogs, axis, fallow, aoudad and the

occasional sika. The ranch features two recently

upgraded homes, greenhouse, barn and three

car garage with shop area and an excellent water

well. An exceptional ranch in a great location,

$1,699,000. Call Morris, 210 415-9850.

Cherry Springs Ranch211 AcresTexas Hill Country Kerr County v Hunt

Wilson Ranch90 AcresTexas Hill Country v Bandera County v Utopia

Wilson Ranch90 AcresTexas Hill Country v Bandera County v Utopia

Morris Killough, Broker 210 415-9850

www.TexasLandandRanch.net

Noonan RanchMedina County v Castroville

Noonan RanchMedina County v Castroville


S a m V e S t e r & J o e W i l S o nP.O. Box 692090 • San Antonio, T X 78269

210 844-3942 • 214 784-3725www.venadogranderanch.info • [email protected] • www.jcwilsonranches.com

VVenado Grande Ranch is an outstanding Northwest Texas hunting ranch known for outstanding trophy whitetail deer, turkeys, doves, quail, ducks and wild hogs. The ranch can be sold as one track of 12,158 acres or 8,103 acres. Two-thirds of the ranch have not been hunted in more than 20 years. The majority of the land is rolling with scattered cedar & mesquite tree cover. There are eight pastures and 150 acres previously planted in wheat. The ranch usually carries about 35 acres per animal unit or 300 mother cows. Most of the ranch is a strong red sandy loam soil ... the best. The primary source of water for the ranch is from

the Cottle King Water Co-op. Five 10,000-gallon

tanks store water, which is distributed by water

lines to 23 cattle and wildlife troughs throughout

the ranch. There are many stock ponds with some being large and stocked with fish. Over six miles of Wichita River meanders though the northwest quadrant of the ranch. Venado Grande is conveniently located approximately 180 miles west of Dallas/Ft Worth Metroplex, 102 miles north of Abilene, 119 miles east of Lubbock and 215 miles southeast of Amarillo. From Benjamin, Texas, proceed west on Hwy 82 for 8.5 miles the property fronts the right side of Hwy 82. One half of seller-owned minerals will be conveyed.

Venado GrandeSold as 12,158 Acres or 8,103 AcresNorthwest Texas v Knox County

Venado GrandeSold as 12,158 Acres or 8,103 AcresNorthwest Texas v Knox County


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This beautiful stone home sits on 40+ acres just minutes from the town of

Middleburg. Goose Creek runs through the property. This bright, spacious,

four-bedroom, five-bath house is perfect for entertaining. There is an open floor

with spacious light-filled dining room and living room that open up to decks

and views of Goose Creek. The exquisite eight-stall stone horse barn has a tack

room. Additional guesthouse and lot are available. $2,800,000.

Scott Buzzelli540 454-1399

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Majestically positioned on top of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Cassique

Farm consists of 472 acres (nine parcels) that backs up to the national

forest and Appalachian Trail. Four-bedroom, 4.5-bath home with

spectacular views, huge entertainment barn with eight stalls, two wash

bays, eight horse pastures, eight run-in barns, six wells, four septics

and two ponds. No detail was left undone; this farm was meticulously

designed and cared for. $10,900,000.

Majestic is the only way to describe Stonebrook Farm! The main house

(c.1750) has stone additions (c.1793) and recently underwent a total

renovation. It has all of the charm of a period home coupled with

modern amenities. The property has three additional guesthouses,

fantastic horse facilities, riding arena and an 8+-stall barn/living space

all situated on 38 stunning acres. Enjoy terraced gardens and patios.

This is a one-of-a-kind property! $2,297,000.

Hand-forged, custom-designed iron gates lead to this solidly constructed

brick and stone Williamsburg Colonial home. Antique hard pine floors

reclaimed wood-beamed ceilings, imported European stone add Old World

charm to this exceptionally well maintained home. The custom-designed, six-

stall, center-isle barn has a caretaker’s apartment, office and separate tack and

feed room, as well as a 100x200 covered arena. $1,950,000.

This is a fantastic opportunity to own a rarely available large parcel with

296 acres zoned RA. There is a potential easement credit, three tenant

houses and a large pond. Three separate parcels: 6071-09-6237, 6071-

28-8393 and 6072-00-7650. $5,500,000.

Extraordinary brick Colonial on 50+ gorgeous acres in prestigious

Greystone. Over 9,000 square feet of spectacular living space with

three beautifully finished levels. A heated pool, tennis court and

brilliant gardens overlook a picturesque pond with fabulous mountain

views in a private, secluded location. $4,300,000.

Double Wood LaneVirginia v Clark County v Berryville

Heritage FarmVirginia v Fauquier County v Marshall

Mount AiryVirginia v Fauquier County v Upperville

Stonebrook FarmVirginia v Loudoun County v Lovettsville

Millville RoadVirginia v Loudoun County v Middleburg

Leith LaneVirginia v Loudoun County v Middleburg

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Aspen Meadows Ranch – Kremmling, CO176 acres in the shared ranch community, Grand River Ranch, that offers an assortment of amenities including equestrian center, two fishing camps, sporting clays range and guest lodge. $7,000,000 – Contact Ron Morris

Bar X Ranch – Colorado Springs, COConveniently located minutes from Colorado Springs with privacy on 35.16 acres with home, barn and arena. $849,999 – Contact Happy Broussard

Big Game Hunting Camp – Fairplay, COSuccessful big game outfitting business on 35 acres that has been in operation for over twenty years. With several cabins, year-round stream, and near the permitted hunting areas in the South Park Ranger District. $550,000 – Contact Hoss Port

Bonsall Farm - Bonsall, CA140+ acre Hacienda estate & working ranch, avocado and citrus groves, horse facilities, manager’s homes, pools, ranch office, gardens, and barn. $11,950,000 – Contact Billy Long

Brinker Creek Ranch – Yampa, COIn the Steamboat/Vail corridor, this 1,451-acre ranch is ideally suited for high country grazing and native grass hay production. 2,300 sq. ft. manager’s home, large equipment/hay storage building, barn, corrals, outbuildings and new 1,000 sq. ft. log cabin. $2,400,000 – Contact Christy Belton or Ron Morris

Cartal Ranch – Del Rio, TX2,690 acres with over 2 miles of Sycamore Creek, along with artesian springs and two water wells. Improvements include barns, residence, hunting lodge, swimming pool and two ranch entrances. Seller will convey 50% of mineral rights. $3,378,786 – Contact Happy Broussard

Chaney Ranch – New Castle, CO20+ acre ranch is every horse lover’s dream. Surrounded by white panel fencing, irrigated pastures, historic brick farmhouse, bright red classic barn with loft, vet clinic, wash rack, stallion stall and pen; new 10-stall metal barn with turnouts; hay barn; outdoor arena and round pen. $1,495,000 – Contact Mike Deer

Chaparral Lakes Ranch – Redding, CA400 private acres near national parks, retail, airport, with wildlife and development potential. $1,250,000 – Contact Billy Long

Clear Creek Retreat – Buffalo, WYLocated just four miles west of the town of Buffalo with a mile of Clear Creek that meanders through 68 acres. Stands of tall mature trees open up to spectacular views of the Bighorn Mountains making this the ideal small private ranch retreat. $1,595,000 – Contact Matt Johnston or Ron Morris

Cripple Creek Ranch – Cripple Creek, CO152 prime mountain acres with luxury improvements near Cripple Creek. With a custom log home that totals nearly 5,000 sq.ft. and has 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. $1,570,000 – Contact Duane Daskam

Cross Bar Ranch – Oakalla, TXMotivated Seller – Impressive 343 acre ranch is located 45 minutes north of Austin and 15 minutes from Lampasas. The ranch has a spectacular hill-top 5,886 sq.ft., three-level, Douglas fir lodge/residence built from massive imported logs from British Columbia with a commercial metal roof. $4,650,000 – Contact Happy Broussard

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Coastal Organic Farm and RetreatPoint Arena, Mendocino County, California

Oz Farm and Retreat is comprised of 341± acres hidden in a private valley along the Garcia River, less than three miles from the scenic and majestic Mendocino Coast, and 130 miles north of San Francisco. Flanked by towering Redwood Forests, the lush valley floor is home to organic certified farming fields as well as an orchard of 55 different varieties of antique and heirloom apples. Rustic accommodations include a community house and nine guest cabins. Completely off-the-grid, Oz Farm and Retreat is place to come enjoy farm to table living in a tranquil setting in nature at its finest. Asking $2.9 million.

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Crowley Ranch Headquarters – Ordway, COConsists of an exceptionally large 6,000 sq.ft. country home with 100+/- acres in northern Crowley County, Colorado. There is a large metal shop/barn, roping arena, several additional outbuildings and pens, plus grain storage facilities. $695,000 – Contact Duane Daskam

Deer Creek Ranch – Saratoga, WY1,348± acres at the foot of Pennock Mountain with two miles of Deer Creek with end of the road privacy, wildlife including elk, deer and antelope. Surrounded by Wildlife Management Area, and Borders BLM near Medicine Bow National Forest. $2,500,000 – Contact Ron Morris

Dome Peak Ranch – Yampa, CO 960 acres between Vail and Steamboat Springs with privacy, scenic vistas, wildlife and hunting. $2,950,000 – Contact Carl Luppens

Edwards Ranch Land – Colorado Springs, CO640 deeded acres of high quality prairie pastures plus 80 acres of state lease land located within the boundaries. $960,000 – Contact Duane Daskam

Elk Mountain Ranch – Westcliffe, COPrivate 325-acre ranch that lies in the wet mountains near Colorado Springs. A custom-built home, workshop and caretaker’s home with unobstructed views of the awe-inspiring Sangre de Cristo Mountain range. $2,495,000 – Contact Hoss Port

Emma Farms – Basalt, COPrivate 136.2-acre historic ranch with vested development rights just 20 minutes from downtown Aspen. Divided into 7 lots surrounding 75 acres of open space protected by a conservation easement. $10,900,000 – Contact Billy Long

Gray Ghost Ranch – Pueblo, CO8,000±-acre cattle and sportsman’s ranch that lies in the foothills of the Central Rocky Mountains, just seven miles west of Pueblo. $8,000,000 – Contact Ryan Tatsch

Fazenda Das Pedras – Westcliffe, COCustom equestrian property on 140 acres in the Wet Mountain Valley with log home, log guest lodge, log horse barn, second horse barn, equestrian training equipment, outdoor arena, storage and equipment buildings, next to public lands for endless trails. $2,200,000 – Contact Ron Morris or Richard Peterson

Half Moon Bar Lodge – Agness, ORBeautiful 80 acre recreation ranch surrounded by thousands of acres of remote wilderness with frontage on the remarkable wild and scenic lower Rogue River. $2,400,000 – Contact Billy Long

Hanna Creek Ranch - Big Horn, WY17-acre turn-key equestrian ranch surrounded by spectacular mountain views on eastern slope of Big Horn Mtns. with 3,000+ sq. ft. ranch home, horse facilities with outdoor arena, barn with office, and loafing sheds. $895,000 – Contact Doug Haye

La Mesa Vista Ranchsssssssss – Quemado, NM9,000+ acres tucked into magnificent canyons, and home to world-class elk, mule deer, bobcat and antelope population. Truly a sportsman’s and wildlife lover’s paradise. $3,300,000 – Contact Ron Morris

Lava Lakes Ranch – Montague, CA5,640 acres of paradise, has six beautiful lakes, abundant wildlife, irrigated meadows, massive 14,000 sq. ft. home, guest home, barns and corrals. Operated as a nature preserve and working cattle ranch. $12,000,000 – Contact Billy Long

Little Trout Ranch – Oak Creek, CO3,397 acres of diverse terrain and cover, located 20 miles from Steamboat Springs and one mile from town of Oak Creek. $5,950,000 – Contact Christy Belton

Lower Trout Creek Camp – Fairplay, CO Unique 140-acre ranch comprised of four 35-acre parcels with year-round stream, domestic well, stocked fishing pond, several small cabins that sleep over 20 people. Previously used as a base camp for big game outfitters and summer pasture for cattle. $675,000 – Contact Hoss Port

Mahoney Ranch – Glade Park, COSituated in a spectacular and predominately private hunting area known for trophy bull elk and deer. This 588-acre ranch is surrounded by several natural wonders: Colorado National Monument, Pinon Mesa (containing a portion of Grand Mesa National Forest) and McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area. $1,495,000 – Contact Billy Long or Mike Deer

Marshall Ranch – Del Rio, TX2,551-acre game ranch southeast of Del Rio, with property line adjoining Laughlin Air Force base. Stocked with white-tail deer and turkey, manager’s home, hunting cabin, barns, storage, cattle pens and horse stalls and 50% of the mineral rights. $2,909,351 – Contact Happy Broussard

Maytag Mountain Ranch – Westcliffe, CO 100-acre parcels with upscale shared-amenity Maytag Mountain Ranch access to luxury lodge and cabins. Priced from $450,000 – Contact Billy Long or Ron Morris

Meridian Canyon Ranch – Sargent, NBThe 2,336-acre ranch defines the idea of a turnkey wildlife ranch and hunting preserve. Every detail necessary to make a world-class hunting experience has been included in what is obviously a one-of-a-kind property. $4,500,000 – Contact Ron Morris

Murphy Larsen Ranch – Clark, CO Eleven 50 acre thoughtfully developed home-sites among 1,500 acres of alpine scenery in the quaint community of Clark. Priced from $900,000 – Contact Christy Belton

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(Ranch Marketing Associates, continued)Naruna Ranch – Lampasas, TX1,315-acre Hill Country cattle, hunting and recreation ranch with two creeks flowing through it located 90 minutes northwest of Austin. $3,945,000 – Contact Happy Broussard

Oklahoma Stud Ranch – Purcell, OKPremier 400-acre breeding and training facility formed in 1974, the Oklahoma Stud Ranch has still got its mark on the quarter horse and thoroughbred breeding industry. $3,987,000 – Contact Billy Long, Ryan Tatsch, or Mike Deer

Peaceful Valley Ranch – Hartville, WYThe scenic, 407.5-acre Peaceful Valley Ranch situated along the Rawhide Range is a rare opportunity for a private, small ranch in big country. $357,000 – Contact Ron Morris

River Canyon Ranch – Wagon Mound, COOver 10,000 acres along the Canadian River with incredible canyon views. Recreation and horse ranch includes a 3,800 sq. ft. Mediterranean style Main Residence, River House, organic fruit and vegetable garden, large shop, three-stall horse barn, and arena. $7,800,000 – Contact Ron Morris or Ryan Tatsch

Soaring Eagle Ranch – Virginia Dale, COUniquely positioned in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains just south of the Wyoming border in northern Colorado, the 2,047-acre Soaring Eagle Ranch offers the utmost in privacy and seclusion with masterpiece improvements in a beautiful mountain setting. $18,300,000 – Contact Ron Morris

Stroh Ranch – Walsenburg, COThis ranching operation consists of approximately 5,190 deeded acres, 4,240 BLM lease acres, 640 state lease acres* and roughly 4,740 private lease acres. This land has magnificent beauty with the Cucharas River going through it, with deep rocky canyons, rolling high prairie pastures and range land with cedar covered hills. $3,750,000 – Contact Duane Daskam

Sunshine Cattle Company – Redding, CA375-acres offering a rare development opportunity bordering the city limits of Redding, with private reservoir and seasonal stream. Supports 30-35 cattle year-round, and has 30 acres of irrigated pasture from the private Reese Reservoir. $2,200,000 – Contact Billy Long

Walton Ranch – Jackson, WYSited along the Snake River and adjacent to the Grand Teton Mountain Range, this iconic 1,848-acre working ranch is less than 5 miles from downtown Jackson Hole, and offers fishing, wildlife, and spectacular views. $48,700,000 – Contact Ron Morris or Billy Long

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Keene Ranch $15,900,000 - 8,940.04 acres, cattle, equestrian, hunting, developmental land, riding & hiking trials, just 2 hours from downtown Los Angeles, Kern County

Estero Americano Ranch $12,700,000 – 1,118 acres, certified organic, 50 miles to San Francisco, first time on market in 150 years, 22 natural springs, ponds & reservoirs, Marin County

Cottonwood Creek Ranch $8,900,000 – 294 +/- acres, equestrian center, 11,106 sf home, irrigated pastures, class 1,2, & 3 soils. Great orchard potential, Tehama County

White Oak Ranch $9,500,000 – 12,385 acres, 2 homes, excellent hunting, plenty of water, runs 600 pairs, Colusa County

The New PBM Farms $7,750,000 - 2,870 acres, organic alfalfa & barely production, 9 wells over 19,300 gpm. 5 homes, 2 barns, shops, outbuildings, scales, & grain silos. Siskiyou County

Briscoe Creek Ranch $6,250,000 – 8,184 acres, 7 ponds, trout fishing, hunting, run cattle, equestrian, Glenn County

Rivers Edge Ranch $5,395,000 – 567 acres, 450 +/- under production. Average 8-9 ton per acre, annual production 3600-4050 ton. 4,400 sf home, storage, pole/livestock barns, corrals, & loading chute. Lassen County

Toogood Estate Winery $4,750,000 – 40 acre profitable & growing wine operation located in the Fair Play AVA. On site vineyards, wine production facility, wines caves & equipment. El Dorado County

Longview Ranch $4,750,000 – 422 acre equestrian ranch, 6,000 sf home, 5,750 sf guest home, pebbletech swimming pool w/carved rock waterfall & entertainment area,10 stall horse barn, pasture, round pen, hunting, Calaveras County

Hurner Tule Elk Ranch $4,633,440 - 1544 acres, year round pond, seasonal streams, excellent hunting, Santa Clara County

Lost Valley Ranch $3,750,000 - 2027 acres, 895 acres irrigated, 4 ag wells, creek and pond, 350 mother cows year round, Modoc County

Big Valley Ranch Modoc County $3,600,000 - 1,737 +/- acres, 800 acres irrigated, runs 800 pair, 38,000 private grazing, home, barn, recreation & hunting, Modoc County

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The Humphrey Ranch $3,500,000 – 2,291 acres, 400 cow, 700 acres irrigated, 200 acres forest, balance in upland grazing, Lassen County

Alder Creek Ocean Ranch $3,500,000 – 266 acres, ocean frontage, 2 homes, livestock, barn, & outbuildings. Mendocino County

Sunshine Ranch $3,495,000 – 288.5 acres, 185 irrigated acres/high altitude alfalfa hay, 7,338 sf home, hay barns, livestock barns, runs 50 +/- pair for summer, Shasta County

Greenwood Creek Ranch $3,300,000 – 553 acres, 2,608 sf home, 2 large shops, hay barn, caretaker residence, year round creek, pond, 6 fenced pastures, hiking, fishing, hunting, & ATVing, El Dorado County

No Fences Hay Ranch $3,000,000 – 320 +/- acres under production, high altitude timothy hay, 7 ton per acreage average, 3 wells, 3 pole barns, 1,250 sf home, storage, shop, Shasta County

East Park Ranch $2,900,000 - 1989 acres, 200 pair/season, 8 ponds, 6 wells, Colusa County

West Valley Ranch $2,700,000 - 3342 acres, West Valley Reservoir lays primarily within ranch, 225 pair/season, Modoc County

Pioneer Apartments $2,600,000 – 50 unit apartment complex, centrally located, close to schools, shopping, & parks. Great investment opportunity, Shasta County

Horse Mountain Ranch $2,500,000 - 5400 acres, working commercial ranch, 258 mother cows, grows alfalfa, grass hay, Modoc County

Lomas Cantadas Ranch $2,500,000 – 27 acres, zoned for large residential estate, minutes away from San Francisco & Tilden Regional Park, state renowned school system, Contra Costa County

Triple Creek Ranch $2,350,000 – 336 acres, 2,274 sf home w/breezeway, workshop, carport, & garage. 4 ponds, hunting, & fishing. Siskiyou County

Picayune Lake $2,000,000 – 640 acres, 1,100 sf mountain cabin overlooking lake, TPZ zoning, hunting, fishing, recreation, just 30 minutes to Mt. Shasta, Trinity County

Luxury Lakeshore Home $1,999,000 – Lakefront 5,718 sq ft home w/private beach & dock, & boat lift, guest house, & 3 car garage. Nevada County

Sierra Buttes Wilderness Lake $1,985,000 - Extremely rare, still privately owned, this one of a kind 98 acre lakefront parcel in the Sierra Buttes/Lake Basin offers an unspoiled feel of wilderness, Sierra County

Rough & Ready Cattle Co. $1,975,000 - 453 acres, runs 60 head, irrigation, 3 ponds, 2400 sf home, 1300 sf foreman’s home, Siskiyou County

Oasis Springs Ranch $1,975,000 – 1,863 acres, year round & seasonal springs, creeks & ponds, recreation, hunting, grazing, mostly fenced, Tehama County

Dutch Gulch Ranch $1,950,000 - 1357 acres, 7 legal parcels, 2 wells, 2 seasonal creeks, seasonal and year round ponds, Shasta County

Woodland Stallion Station $1,850,000 – 100 +/- acres, equestrian center, indoor arena, lighted outdoor arena, 54 box stalls, 4 barns, 26 covered paddocks, and more! Yolo County

Albion River Park $1,700,000 - 48 acre RV & Campground Park. Property sits at the mouth of the Albion River and goes up the river for over 3700 feet. 4 homes, boat ramp & docks and lots of recreation playground. Mendocino County

Gold Run $1,500,000 - 801 acres, 23 parcels, Hiking, horseback riding, mountain bikes, or ATVS. Development & income possibilities, river frontage, & recreation. Placer County

Tuscan Springs Hide-A-Way $1,500,000 – 240 acres, creeks & mineral springs, pond, cave, seasonal waterfalls, isolated & secluded. Tehama County

Battle Creek Ranch $1,499,000 – 586 acres of mountain property, trout filled ponds, Pope & Young bear, deer, turkey hunting, equestrian facility, & 6 cabins. Tehama County

HP Heifer Ranch $1,495,000 – 342 acres, irrigated pasture, creek frontage, 2 domestic wells, 2 homes, 2 hay barns, working corrals, feed pens, covered troughs, Siskiyou County

Hawley Ranch $1,475,000 – 233 acres, over 2 miles of Bear River frontage, year round stream, lots of grass and home sites, cattle grazing, & hunting, Nevada County

Hi Vista Ranch $1,423,400 – 650 acres, possibilities abound: dream ranch, agriculture, solar farm, mitigation land, and more. Los Angeles County

Girl on the Hill Boutique Vineyard & Lavender $ 1,330,000 – 46.12 acres, home, 2.5 acres of boutique lavender, 20x40 salt pool, amazing views day or night, Solano County

GV Farms $1,300,000 - 305 acres, working commercial cattle ranch that grows 260 acres of alfalfa & orchard grass hay, 2 wells, pivot, wheel lines, homes, barns, shop. Modoc County

High Country Inn $1,123,000 – 2.55 acres, trout filled pond, beautiful home would work well for a shared ownership and/or Bed & Breakfast. Sierra County

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(California Outdoor Properties, continued)River Ranch $1,100,000 – 41 acres, 1,000 feet frontage on the South Fork American River. 2bd/2 bath home, Fishing, rafting, & swimming. Private and close to town. El Dorado County

Bidden Creek Ranch $1,099,000 – 51.4 acres, 3,700 sf home w/ 5beds/3 baths. Salmon, steelhead, & trout fishing. Currently supports 3 head of cattle. Trinity County

Frenchman’s Lake Meadows $1,099,000 – 282 acres, 6 lots, 2 fresh streams, hunting, fishing, Plumas County

Little Sierra Valley West Canyon $1,049,000 - 347 acres, varying terrain including pastures and timberland, Plumas County

North Fork of the Yuba River $999,000 – 156.22 acres, well built home enjoys 1/4 mile riverfront right off the huge redwood deck. Every imaginable mountain recreational activity is on the property or very closely accessible. Sierra County

Rock N’ Oaks Ranch $994,900 - 12.81 acres, 2686 sf custom home, solid granite, gourmet kitchen, brazillion hardwood, infinity edge pebble sheen pool, guest home, barn, tack room, arena, and more. El Dorado County

East of Adin $950,000 - 640 acres, 35 acres irrigated, year round creeks, springs, seasonal ponds, 2890 sf home, Modoc County

Pomeroy Ranch $950,000 – 21 acre equestrian facility w/large indoor arena, outdoor arena, cutting pen, & round pen. 3bed/2bath home, cattle facilities, barns, tack rooms, shop, & multiple paddocks. Nevada County

Little Sierra Valley Ranch East $899,000 - 282.61 acres, varying terrain including pastures and timberland, Plumas CountyRed Rock Ranch $895,000 - 944.76 acres, 150 cow/calf pair for summer, cabin, barn, corrals, fenced, Lassen County

P J Ranch $895,000 - 85 acres, 3680 sf ranch home, fully restored barn, very clean property, a gentleman ranch, Lassen County

Magonigal Ranch $895,000 – 104 acres, grassland w/studded oak trees, gorgeous views, multiple home sites, privacy, seasonal creeks, & springs. Placer County

Home on Coffee Creek $849,000 - The 5100 sq ft home sits right on Coffee Creek, a year round fishing paradise; perfect for friends and family. 440 feet of creek frontage, 2 car garage and large storage area. Trinity County

Tulelake Flyaway Ranch $800,000 – 800 acres consisting of 2 parcels, old well & cabin, great hunting opportunities: mule deer, upland birds, & waterfowl. Recreational property and outdoor getaway. Siskiyou County

Ojai Overlook $800,000 – 47.74 acres, panoramic views, equestrian property, building sites, Ventura County

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Kevin Sullivan / Kevin Sullivan Realty, Inc.707-485-5834

Circle F Ranch - 3,200±Acres in California’s beautiful Mendocino County, near Boonville. Great for hunting and recreation. Lush pastures and the abundant water includes creeks and a stocked pond. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home overlooking the former vineyard- now fallow. Recently reduced to $4,500,000.

360 Acres contiguous to the Circle F Ranch - Great for hunting & recreation. Pastures, seasonal creek and a rustic hunting cabin. $750,000

66-Acre Equestrian Property - Dazzling 20 stall stables with offices, vaulted ceiling reception hall, tack room, grooming area & more. Matching barn with apartment, paddocks, pastures. Abundant water with a creek on the property. Large older home, too. Priced way below replacement value! $1,490,000

Clark & AssociatesLand Brokers, LLC307 334-2025307 760-9510406 697-3961

PRAIRIE CENTER RANCH-Goshen County, WY: 1,439± deeded acres located 12 miles NE of Jay Em. Ample water. Historically, owner grazes 125 pairs during summer months. Nice improvements including two homes. $1,400,000

KEFFER RANCH-Johnson County, WY: Located 1.5 miles S of Buffalo. 213± deeded acres. 50 irrigated acres. Live water, paved road access, 17± acres also available. Very nice improvements. $2,250,000

POMPEYS RANCH ON THE YELLOWSTONE-Yellowstone County, MT: Conveniently located just outside of Billings with 160± total acres: 60 acres of irrigated ground, grass filled river bottoms and updated barns and corrals. Abundant wildlife and Yellowstone River frontage. $850,000

INDIAN CANYON RANCH—Fall River County SD: Exquisite beauty throughout 1,450± total acres: 1000± deeded, 450± BLM lease. Nice improvements. Elk, deer, turkeys & upland game birds. $1,500,000

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LONE TREE CREEK RANCH-Laramie County, WY: Beautiful 700± deeded acre ranch at foot of Saddle Back Mountain w/100± acres sub-irrigated meadows. Lone Tree Creek travels through ranch for 1± mile. Two ponds. Totally remodeled 3,864 sq. ft., 4 BR, 3.5 bath home. $2,300,000

FLYING TRIANGLE RANCH- Moffat County, CO: Well-balanced productive 1,300± total acre ranch with 400± deeded & 900± State lease acres. 257± pivot-irrigated acres. Very nice improvements. $2,500,000

7JX BAR LANE-Crook County, WY: Spectacular 52.39± acres. Custom-built 2,818 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 3-1/4 bath with numerous upgrades. Fully-finished heated garage. Pole barn with lean-to. Located 3.5 miles southeast of Sundance. $875,000

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Foster Creek Farm-MT-REDUCED$1,750,000-Greg Fay/Branif Scott

Circle Lazy H Ranch-WY-REDUCED$8,250,000-Mike Jorgenson

Judith River Cast and Blast-MT-REDUCED$3,500,000-Bill & Kim Boyce

White Horse Ranch-ID$2,800,000-Dave Halgerson

Old Railroad Ranch-MT-NEW$4,200,000-James Esperti

Dun Romin Ranch On The Big Hole River-MT$1,995,000-Branif Scott

Good Medicine Ranch-MT$1,895,000-Mike DeShore

Horse Shoe Ranch-OR-REDUCED$950,000-Rob Ezell

Western Sunsets Ranch-OR-REDUCED$1,899,000-Jerry Hicks

Rainbow Canyon Ranch-WY$5,250,000-John Watson

Steve Grant Real EstateAthens, Texaswww.stevegrant.com

903 675-3503903 675-3536 fax

THE WINNERS OF DROVERS MAGAZINE “CATTLE RANCH OF THE WEEK” IN 2010 — 106+ acre ranch w/well maintained pastures w/high yield of hay in secure location just minutes from Athens. Incredible offering w/3BR/2B brick home w/2 car garage, 2 lrg pole barns, lrg enclosed shop/barn w/tack room & magnificent trees. $676,500

AMAZING CUSTOM HOME on private wooded lot in Stonebridge. 4BR/4.5B w/top of the line amenities. Also an extra 3 car garage w/guest apartment. $895,000!

COUNTRY ESTATE — 3BR/2.5B on 4.15 acres in gated community just S of Athens w/wbfp, screened-in porch & unbelievable quality creating the ultimate living experience. $659,500

RED OAK HILL – Approx. 12.414 pristine, rolling acres w/a custom crafted 4BR/3FB & 2HB home w/ lrg family room w/vaulted ceiling, wbfp & built-in cabinets, kitchen w/center work isle, set-up bar & brick floors, upstairs study, office, covered patio, 2 car garage, workshop & storage bldg. A nature refuge in the heart of Athens w/beautiful landscaped grounds & massive red oaks! $595,000

110 ACRES NEAR LAKE ATHENS — Very scenic w/’92 2BR/2B/2 ranch home w/office, caretaker’s home, barn & shed, 4 ponds, lake, spring creek w/60% open & balance in timber & lots of wildlife (deer, hogs, duck, varmints & fish). $595,000

8931 HWY 175 WEST — Great 4BR/3.5B home w/office & sunroom, 3,287 sf on 64+ acres w/ 2 ponds. $549,000

AN EAST TEXAS CLASSIC — 78.890 rolling acreage w/open & wooded areas, 3 ponds, barn w/holding pens, tack room & stalls and unique 1,280 vintage home w/authentic beams, metal roof & more. Ideal family retreat that exudes character & quality! $449,000

8040 ZEBRA CROSSING, LARUE — Located in the fantastic Safari Waters, gated community. Special custom constructed & designed 5BR/4B home on 5.38 wooded acres on semi-private lake. Ideal for family gatherings, this spacious floorplan offers a fabulous lifestyle. $364,500

METRO BROKERS, INC.Joe Demko, Broker/Owner • 972 467-3008 Ranch Website: TEJASLonghorn.com

158+ Acres: Custom 3,588 sq/ft home, pool, 1,500 sq/ft barn w/apt, fenced, woods/creeks/pond, private gated rd, 25 min. to Dallas area. AG exempt—unrestricted. 2nd 1920s home. Below market, below solds-comps @ $949,400. Rare minerals of record for add’l $50K. MLS#12121902.

Stuart RanchesH. [email protected]

337-376-2851

Coveted Hunting Ranches for Sale in Coahuila, Mexico. Meticulously developed by hunters for hunters. Choose from six improved parcels featuring quality deer, ducks, quail, dove and turkey, just minutes south of the border. All feature plenty of water, dove fields, some fencing, feeders, abundant wildlife and graded roads.

RANCHO MELADO: 4,860 acres, $5,800,000RANCHO SAN ANTONIO: 9,450 acs., $11,340,000LAKE RANCH: 4,400 acres, $8,800,000RANCHO COAHUILA: 27,000 acres, $16,200,000RANCHO SAN JUAN: 5,000 acres, $4,000,000RANCHO SAN YSIDRO: 23,750 acres, $14,250,000

For more info, visit www.mexhunting.com; email [email protected]; or call 337-376-2851.

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