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Earlier this September, Fay Ranches was a major sponsor for Colorado Trout Unlimited's First Annual Golf Tournament, supporting their efforts in raising money for statewide conservation efforts, stream improvements & Youth Programs. Company Founder Greg Fay & Colorado Broker Coble Thurman joined clients, friends, and new acquaintances in an entertaining day of golf on a spectacular autumn afternoon, all for a good cause. The opportunity to be one of the major sponsors in this first annual event was an easy decision as CTU's conservation ideals go hand-in-hand with the values that we stand for at Fay Ranches. Although the Fay foursome didn't score as well as the had hoped on the golf course, their support helped make this year's tournament a huge success.

Fay Ranches is proud to represent these three exclusive Colorado properties. These Colorado ranches all present several recreational opportunities, such as big game hunting, fly fishing, and hiking, but all offer a close proximity to a city or town, in case the owner wants nearby social amenities. Click on each ranch below to learn more.

Monument Ranch on the Little Dolores

A couple highlights from a recent article from the Denver Post that covers the Colorado Ag Tax Break controversy.

"They can throw some cows on there and then give us a lease and then fence it, and they could take the cow off after one day," he said. "We can do nothing."
However, he pointed out that the current system has no middle ground between low ag rates and the alternative high vacant-land rate.
"We're in a scenario where it is one extreme or another," he said.

Imagine you are sitting in a makeshift ground blind before dawn on a crisp September morning at about 8500 feet in elevation in one of Colorado’s premier trophy elk hunting areas. There is a slight breeze moving up slope as the sun rises and you get the feeling some one or thing is staring at you. It’s one of those subliminal feelings hunters know they need to pay attention to. You move your head oh so carefully and see the largest bull elk you have ever encountered at your 2 o’clock at thirty yards. We are talking monster bull! As you try to calm your nerves and adrenaline, he winds you and is gone. Three days later you shoot a 352 bull and you still can’t shake the feeling you messed up the shot of a lifetime.